Advertising Attacked by Un-American Activities Panel Report
Washington December report from the House committee on un-American activities accuses consumer groups of fostering communist propaganda through advertising. The study cites government inquiries into national advertising and lists groups allegedly led by communists, while noting most members are not communists.
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Washington
House Committee
Praparathy A
Matthews
Aaid
Ds i Tokassalon
Department of Agricntura
Nvestlenton
WDA
League of Women
Consumera Union
Committee For
Consumer Parmer Mk Cooperative
New York Consumera Council
Empty lifeboats signal scuttled German linerUsaukuma
Buenos Aires dec 10 the Argentine freighter moncea arrived with three lifeboats from the German east Africa liner Usaukuma found adrift off mar de plata with only cargo onboard. A Reuters dispatch from capetown says crew were placed aboard a British prize ship and the Usaukuma was captured en route to india after eluding British warships near the cape. The vessel had last entered bahia blanca on nov 16 and fled again dec 4 bound for india.
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Buenos Aires
India
Hamburg
Bahia Blanca
Argentina
Cape of Good
16 year old tries to wreck passenger train
Grand Junction Colorado December 11 district attorney William F Haywood said a 16 year old youth attempted to wreck a passenger train in Ruby canyon 25 miles west of Grand Junction The youth reportedly told authorities he just wanted to see what would happen after his arrest and quote was recorded by the DA
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Grand Junction
Colo
William F. Haywood
Ruby Canyon
Haywood
Thousands Praise Helena Hospital Opening Ceremony
Thousands of Montanans and visitors praised the modern Helena hospital at its formal opening. Floral displays filled the interior as a petal musical program and tea accompanied tours. The $525,000 structure replaces the former hospital and was funded by Popular subscription and the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth. Notable features include the surgery room nursery and chapel. Organ and violin selections highlighted the program led by Mrs. Leuie Nathan and other artists. Page 2 continues.
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Thousanile
Leuie Nathan
de Miller Smith
Weve Fey Mullen
Chit Walker
Cellula KW
Rowden
Siolin
Pearl Johnson
O. M. Tainetrain
St. John's Hospital Guild
Thomas Judge
XN. L. McJean
George Dacohy
Pie Poisoning Case Highlights Family Struggles
Mary Showers, 21, brunette, poisoned her father William Showers with blueberry pie to force a breakup with his wife. Police stated the motive was to end her mother’s marriage as William recovered in hospital.
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Mianeapolis
Der
Mary Showers
Brunette
Willian
Moller
Jewish relief movement unites leaders to aid refugees
Jewish leaders from the Northwest vow to continue the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee work. Delegates select Richard F Lag of Seattle as regional chairman and name regional vice chairman William Meyer of Butte Montana to organize aid for those fleeing Europe and to establish settlement efforts.
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Feaitl
Northwest
Tolgoca
Europe
Tiehard FL Lag
Seattle
Ehairman
Neludad Wile Iaint Meyer
Butte
Mont
King Pays Visit to His Army Along Western Front
King George of England visited British and French units on the Maginot Line sector, inspecting forts and barracks, joining a parade, and decorating officers during a rain-soaked tour. Special guards monitored the route as incursions from nearby towns continued.
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Western Front
King George
England
Forr
Automablia
Mau Jticen
Gustave Gamelin
Order of the Bath
Gamelin
Order of the
Alphonse Joseph GortRn
Fils
Antiatrerate Rune
Trade Pacts as 1940 Campaign Issue Stir Republicans
Washington dispatch reports a special Republican House committee formed to study reciprocal trade treaties and their impact on industry agriculture and labor. Led by Martin of Massachusetts the group will reuse 1927 Republican findings to influence the 1940 campaign with a likely reenactment at the next session as the trade act nears its June expiry.
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Washington
House
Mertin
Massachusetts
Martin Wald
Wil
Fepublican
Congress
Treadway
Crowther
New York
Kautaon
Minnesota
Reed
Woodruff
Michigan
Jenkins
Ohio
McLean
New Jersey
Hrarbart
California
Asrlson
Kansas
Jarrett
Pennsylvania
Babies Arrive As City Hosts Big Hospital Reception
Thousands of residents and Meloni rest dents gathered at St Johns Hospital to welcome newborns amid a modern maternity wing. The first baby, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Kelly, arrived soon after the building opened, as Dr Gatlivan and staff celebrated new arrivals including Baby Gulligents and Baby Muir with families in Helena.
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Catli- Veh
Baler Muir Fein
Meg
St John's Hospital
B. J. Galvan
Gatlivan
Helena Phystetin
Minteon
Sheila
Edward Donte
Muir
Diames Muir
Tyuilateetree
James
John
Beverly
Richard Kelly
Elite A
Noted Musician Drops Back Dead As Music Is Ended
Noted musician Wilhelm Crost dies after collapsing on stage during an opera performance. Accompanied by three close colleagues, including Jerne and Hanlon Rost Ronk, his death occurred as the closing arias played and he reached for a prop. He was known in Europe as a cane doctor and composer of symphonies and operatic work.
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Wilhelm Crost
Hye Floyd Hovde
Bacaller
Inne
Arma
Tle
Jerne
Joayner
Metmpalltad Opera
Campas
Hanlon Rost Ronk
Flint
Europe
Teddy's Grandson Engagement Opens in Kentucky
Loutaville Ky Dec 10 The engagement of Miss Anna Rab cork of Louisville to Theodore Hoasavalt was announced today.
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Loutaville, Ky
Anna Rabhcork
Louisville
Theodore Hoasavalt
Britain to Permit Finland Buy British War Supplies
London reports indicate Britain will allow Finland to purchase British war materials despite earlier export restrictions. The relaxation coincides with the League of Nations session where Finland presses Russia for an aggression verdict, marking a notable shift amid wartime supply concerns.
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London
Britain
Finland
League of Nations
Russia
Nord
Fineland
Observera Ssid
Fs Nurswit
Finland Credit Grants Spark Far Reached Loans
Washington December 10. The FCC approves a 310 million credit for Finland to buy naval equipment and civil supplies from American firms. The arrangement, approved by the president, involves the Export-Import Bank and the Bank of Finland backing an American consortium led by a Finnish minister with authorized capital of 1 million dollars. The plan names the Inter-American Timber Company and outlines guarantees by Finnish authorities. Continued details promised on page 3.
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Washington
Finland
India
Tony Pytht
Tecor
Finnnce Corporation
Inene Jones
Federal
Salt Ihe
REC
Taport-lmpork Bank
Reds in Mexico May Face Opposition Nom
A petition asks President Cardenas to remove all harmful communists from public office. Reported by senate circles, a majority of Mexican senators are said to sign the petition, amid attacks on the communist party following Russia’s invasion of Finland.
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Cardenay
Mexico Senate
Dn Senate
Communist Party
Mexico
Russia
Finland
Planes Collide. Two Army Men Dead in Crash
Los Angeles dispatch reports Lieut. Col. Kenneth Decker and Lieut. Theodore J. Steiner, reserve Army Air Corps officers, were killed when their combat plane crashed near Aukucban La Crescena today.
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Los Angeles
Kenneth Decker
Linut
Theodore J. Steiner
Army Air Core Reserve
Aukucban la Crescenia
Movement to Oust Russia From League Gains Momentum
In Geneva on December 10 1930 Norway leads a Scandinavian push for concrete aid to Finland and calls for Russia's ouster from the League of Nations. Argentina signals demand for immediate expulsion after Finland’s case is presented. Britain and France show growing support for Finland while Bolivian Dr Costa da Realy and Norway's Hambro are potential assembly leaders. The Russian Finland affair drives feverish hotel activity and debate on possible League conclusions.
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Geneva
Norway
Todey Tt
League of Nations
Finland
Soviet Russia
League
Argentina
Rodolfo Freyre
Nia
Rusain
Assembly
Karl J. Hambra
Rune
Hambro
Dr. 4
Costa da Rely
Russian Drive to North Aims to Split Finland
Helsinki reports violent combat along Finland's Arctic frontier as Soviet forces press on eastern fronts. Russians seek to reach the Swedish border and Gulf of Bothnia to cut Finland in two while Finnish fighters claim to have repulsed all assaults.
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North Arms
Finland
Lynn
Glasgow Man Kills Couple Then Leaps to Death
In Glasgow Ver 10, Henry Wutsman 34 shoots a couple on a highway and then jumps from a viaduct. Officer Able Sather reports Wutsman slashed by a knife earlier, wounded Russell Henning, and then killed himself after firing at his common-law wife Emnya Inotoman. The triangle behind the tragedy is suspected.
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Glasgow
Lin Earl
Henry
Howie) Wutsman
Sallraw
Pikn
Sather
Russell
Mizay) Henning
Finland in aid of Singere friends in Helena
Finland in aid of Singere friends in Helena mobilizes Finns and Nordic residents toward support for former President Hoover era efforts. Donations ranged from a few rents to 25 dollars each, with funds received at Union Bank First National Bank Helena Chamber of Commerce Helena Independent and Montana Record-Herald.
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Finland
Hae
Singere
Helena
United States
Herbert Hoover
de- Tallona
Pula
Kunth Nativity
Finlene
Untoy Bank
Pirst National Ink
Helena Chintber
Conmarca
Helena Independent
Montana Record-Herald
Expansion Held Back By Government Costs
Metroit December 10 William J Cameron of the Ford Motor company warned that a rising share of national income goes to government, reducing room for expansion. He said 68 percent to current living, 1 percent to government, and 0 for expansion skews the economy. He argued a larger expansion budget sustains tax sources and economic growth.
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Wiliam J. Cameron
Ford Motor Company
Rapansion
Payments for relief increase in October
The Social Security board announced that the number of people on federal works projects and public assistance totaled 268,605,000 in October. This marked a 4 percent rise over September but a 16 percent drop from October last year.
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Washington
The
Social Fecurity Board
Weatherman Records Record Warmth With Extreme Temps
A weather report notes near record warmth with a temperature spike surpassing prior marks. Historical context cites earlier extremes from 1896 and 1928, while cautioning that forecasts remain uncertain and extended warm spells may not continue.
Plot to destroy German liner exposed in Dec 10 report
Tiga Latin Dec 10 report reveals a conspiracy to destroy the German liner Sterms Cordova with incendiary bombs. The ship returned to port with 1,268 German passengers after supposed repairs, and bombs were later found concealed in the cargo.
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Tiga
Cordova
Italian Aid Reported For Finnish War Effort
Geneva dispatches say Italy sent 50 Thalian planes to Finland with pilots and ground crews and that Mussolini will provide limited aid. Italian sources note greater Finnish resistance could trigger increased Italian support.
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Geneva
Finland
Mussolini
Tuece
Etudent
Finns appeal for aid as invasion threatens democracy
The Finnish parliament unanimously authorizes mobilization and appeals to civilized nations for aid. It approves increasing the budget by 5.5 billion marks to meet the crisis and urges the people to join in defending Fatherland, democracy, and religion against the Soviet invasion.
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Melwink
Finland
Wanteen
Doelarea
Democrate
Yaad
Fareen
Russian protest over British blockade condemns German port blocks
Moscow reports government protest against Great Britain's blockade of German ports while noting the Soviet Union's own Gulf of Finland blockade.
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Moscow
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Gulf of Finiend
Soviet Press Reports Germany Arms Finland Rumor
Moscow dated dispatch states the Soviet press questioned whether Germany was arming Finland in the conflict with the Soviet Union. The foreign press reports claimed arms shipments to Finland and the dispatch noted possible German facilities aiding Italy with bombing planes.
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Moscow
Germany
Finland
Romet Union
Mim
Ulder Btock
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