Socialist party debates ties to Soviet international at convention
Detroit June 13. The Socialist national convention set for June 25 will consider whether the party renews affiliation with the Communist International and under what terms. Multiple agenda motions discuss unity with or independence from Soviet influence, dictatorship of the proletariat, general strikes, and the role of organized labor.
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Detroit
Mich
Socialist National Convention
Socialist Party of the
United States
Communist International
American Socialist Party
Socialist Party
New Order
Proletariat
Workers’ Council
Socialist Party of the United States
Anti blue league plans protest parade against blue laws
A proposed feature of the upcoming anti blue league convention in Washington calls for a parade from the capitol to the white house on Tuesday October 4 to protest national blue laws. The first day will focus on conferences and the second day will feature preachers across the nation discussing the issue from their pulpits.
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Washington
Anti-Blue League
White House
Music as a daily life force in American culture
Anna Faulkner Oberndorfer of Chicago, national music chair of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, told the Great Salt Lake council in Salt Lake City that music has become a force and not a mere adjunct in American life. She urged Americans to recognize music as part of daily life, noting the old view treated music as separate from ordinary work and activity.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Anna Faulkner Oberndorfer
Chicago
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation
Great Salt Lake
Woman urges home music hours and community sings
Mrs. Oberndorfer argues growth in music follows war and urges daily home music hours and memory contests by women’s clubs. She cites industries banning jazz during wartime and claims jazz originated as Voodoo ceremony accompaniment.
Plan Don't Suit Fresh Lord Cecil's Settlement Plan
Dublin May 31 No section of Irish public opinion has endorsed Lord Hugh Cecil's settlement. His plan calls for two small parliaments in Belfast and Dublin, an Estates House of 100 members, complete fiscal autonomy, and an army but no navy. The Freeman's Journal notes hedging conditions rely on Ulster veto blocking broad accord. Ulster support for continued English ties is strong. nationalist symbols and protests mark the divide.
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Lord Cecil
Dublin
Lord Hugh Cecil
Belfast
Ireland
Freeman's Journal
Hugh
Ulster
Slayer Convicted of Killing Father in Friburg Case
Winston-Salem dispatch reports Arthur Miller, 30, was sentenced to 380 years in prison after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the February 2 death of his father J. W. Miller of Friburg. Miller said he killed his father with a mattock after being attacked with a chair.
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Winston-Salem
Arthur Miller
Hard Lab
J. W. Miller
Nt Friburg
Miller
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