The price of freedom in mine crisis voices
A reflective column weighs the 1920s mine strike clashes and the price of freedom. It praises the President for protecting miners and John Lewis’s rights while criticizing impatience and calls for measured, democratic solutions over force. The piece argues long-term stability justifies current concessions and the fight for proportional national welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Germany
Herve
John Lewis
Lewis
More Workers Less Alliance Dissolves As Depression Era Move
The article notes the dissolution of the Workers' Alliance once built to aid the unemployed and relief recipients. It recalls hunger marches and accusations of a Communist front, with David Lasser resigning as reader. National president Richard N. Mac Kibben declares the need passed amid unemployment estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers’ Alliance
David Lasser
Richard N. MacKibben
Russia
Four Thousand Years Of Culture Critiqued In Nazi Context
A harsh critique targets Dr. Ley and Nazi claims of a 4000 year culture, arguing the so-called heritage is grotesque when linked to Nazism. It contrasts American cultural self confidence with European history, noting celebrated figures would condemn the drift toward barbarism. The piece ends with a vivid image of past artists turning in their graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Ley
Hitler
Dr. Ley
Europe
New Order
United States
Mark Twain
Twain
France
Ater
Washington D C Citizens Denied Full Local Power
The piece argues Washington residents face taxation without representation and lack voting voice in home affairs. It laments Congress control over local matters such as police funding, portraying the capital as a helot metropolis while urging women to advocate for rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Germany
Italy
Washington
Congress
Letters to Soldiers Telling of Missing Loved One Dominates
Ruth Millett argues against chatty letters to soldiers in camp. She says sentimental lines like I miss you dear or I’m lonesome now are strongest, while chatter about weather, dances, or permanent waves bores and undermines morale. Mothers and maiden aunts are likely to send the genuine heartfelt notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Evidenty
Tim
Sam
Quotes on work rights strike and national emergency
A compilation of varied opinions on labor rights and national preparedness. Adapts remarks by Adbert W. Hawkes, Donald Nelson, Victor G. Heiser, and Glenn Martin, stressing limits on strikes during emergency and referencing Nazi coercion as a warning.
Editorial on Americas role in Western Hemisphere defense
A historical commentary discusses US actions in protecting Western hemisphere resources. It cites bauxite in Dutch Guiana and notes allied concerns about Axis access to strategic materials. The piece argues US initiative may be necessary even without full approval, emphasizing timely protective measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gent & Dutch Guiarla
South America
Guiana
Sesannah
Dakar
Africa
Daker
T.ldiers
Iceland
Unite States
Clapper Critiques U S Policy Toward Axis Allies
Raymond Clapper argues the U S has pursued a generous policy toward Japan Vichy France and pro Nazi Spain aiming to curry favors. He says the approach failed as Japan pressed aggression and Weygand faltered while North Africa aid and oil shipments only delayed the Axis and harmed American interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Japan
France
Spain
Vichy
North African
Hult
Welles
Mae
Weygand
North
Africa
Hitler
Radio Programs in New York Evening Schedule
New York radio listings for November 23 outline a dense evening lineup across NBC CBS and mutual networks. Features include talks with Senator George Aiken and Rep Jerry Voorhis, Unemployment and Defense topics, sports commentary, and entertainment programs from Jack Benny to Walt Disney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
CBS
George Aiken
Jerry Voorhis
Murray Lincoln
Cooperative League of the” Us
Iuner World
Nbcblue
George Addes
Nbc-Red
Kaltenborn
Bill Stern
Guy’ Lombardo
NBC
NBC-Blue_ 1
Far East
Robert Wissler
Woodlands Indians
Lou ‘Little
Henry McLemore
Guess
America
Brazil
Jack Benny
Charlie McCarthy
New York Philharmonic Symphony
William L. Shirer
Suny Evening
F._D. Roosevelt w. Nocketsller
Stern
Walter
American Forum of the Air
Large Shipments Of Turkeys From Millers Area
Turkeys and dressed fowl shipments dominate eastern markets for the holiday season. Reports from local poultry plants indicate about 180000 pounds of turkeys in circulation with four carloads of dressed birds dispatched from the county and two carloads of live birds sent from Mill Turkey. Dressing plants will open Monday for Christmas market before sales peak. In Tulare County a separate 300 Club gathering at Otto Schultze home featured card games with honors awarded to Berth Witte and Mrs Millie Mai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Tulare, Crue
Tulare
Otto,Schultze
Berth Witte
Millie Mai
Lillian Gilby
Fire at Ree Height Destroys Roof in Widespread Damage
Nov 29 special report from E Heights describes a blaze caused by cinders landing on shingles, burning a large hole in a building identified as Curt Harilil black. Firefighters battled the flames, preventing spread to adjacent structures as crews secured the scene. No injuries reported at this time.
Pink theatre lights spark gossip and style notes
Broadway columnist Dor othy Kilgallen decries pink theatre lighting washing out lipstick and skin tones, urges managers to switch to flattering bulbs. She riffs on stars Ruth Gordon Gene Tierney and others, plus fashion, emus in a plaza zoo and a run of showbiz quirks and observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gordon
Messrs. Gordon
Freedig
Shumiin
Abbott Et al
Lippmann Sees Berlin Meeting as Farce Yet Notable
Walter Lippmann argues in the Evening Huronite that Berlin’s assembly shows the new order’s weak unity as fourteen nations stay away. He warns Finland Spain and Japan face pivotal choices affecting US security and stresses Finland’s political reliability and Spain’s guise as neutral amid Axis participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lippmann
Berlin
New York
New Order
Europe
Asia
Finland
Denmark
Slovakia
Hungary
Croatia
Rumania
Spain
Portuid
Turkey
Vichy
Rence
Sigdera
Japan
Manch
Nanking
Thailand
United States
Ana Ranasok
Russia
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mAdbert W. Hawkes
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Donald Nelson
BPAB
Victor G. Heiser
Glenn Martin
Americas i
Eenahee Guesti
Ena Reese Publications
Durepolitan
Ailias
Sioux City
Adolf Hitler
Tom
Kor
Shemisphere
Raymond Clapper
Ecome
Dorothy Kilgallen
the Voice of Broadway
Broadway
Ruth Gordon
Camille
Gene Tierney
Starrer
Nelson Rockefeller
42Nd St. Docks
Public Library
William S. Hart
Leone's
Gutzon Borglum
Axis
Manchukuo
Soviet Russia
Weshing
Helsinki
Hungary Mand
China
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Norway
Netherlands
Belgium
Hibbentrop
Kurusu
Washin
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