National Whirligig Continues On Spy Exposure Panel
The Foreign Affairs Committee reveals Axis spies have infiltrated defense factories and reported back to Berlin and Rome. FBI Chief Hoover Major General Miles and Captain Kirke describe cases of naturalized Germans moving freely after assignments. A bill to require exit clearance from Secretary Hull is introduced with White House approval.
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Foreign Affairs Committee
Germany
Italy
Berlin
Rome
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Sherman Miles
Army Intelligence
H. E. Kirke
Office of Naval Intelligence
Hoover
Miles
Kirke
White House
State Department
Hull
Ae S
Communist Strategy Crippling U S Armament Program
A 1933 Moscow inspired plan by the Comintern allegedly guides strikes and slowdowns across key sectors. It claims orchestration of bus, rail, and manufacturing stoppages to sap U S defense while naming unions and figures linked to Reds. The piece notes focus on transportation, communications, and aviation, with cited examples and parties.
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S. Burton Heath
Communist Party
Moscow
United States
Comintern
U. S
Labor Factions Clash in Key Union Losses and NY Transit Tension
The piece discusses Communist dominated unions across industries facing defeats in New York and Pittsburgh, highlighting the National Labor Relations Board overseen elections and a threatened strike by the Utility Workers Organizing Committee. It notes the strategy to foster discord, the NA A strike success, and pressures on Mayor La Guardia over potential rapid transit disruptions.
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New York City
Charles Kurmbein
Russia
Automobile Workers Union
Martime Union
Yugoslavia
Europe
American Communications Association
White House
Alcoa
Cleveland
Die Casting Workers Union
Cleveland Industrial Union Council
New York
Rochester
Congress
National Maritime Union and Transport Workers Union
National Labor Relations Board
Pittsburgh
Utility Workers Organizing Committee
Earl Browder
Eudos
la Guardia
One Of Quads Is Still Alive
Durham report states only one of the Epps quadruplets, born Tuesday in a Person County farmhouse, survived. One sister died en route to Duke Hospital, another at 3 am, a third at 5:05 am. the surviving infant, about two pounds, has little chance of life. the mother is reported to be doing nicely.
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Durham
Epps
Person County
Duke Hospital
Two-Headed Snake In New York Park Sparks Odd Feat
A two-headed snake resided for months in a New York park. To prevent one head from taking the other's food, a cardboard barrier was placed between them during feeding.
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New York Park
Subway Strike Threatens New York's Defense Efforts
The passage warns that disrupting mass transit would stun defense production by delaying workers in New York. It argues congestion could trigger riots, hamper deliveries, and please Stalin by creating a semi revolutionary mood, impeding ongoing industrial output and military readiness.
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Cient
Moscow
T. W. Us
New York
Stalin
Daughter of His Mother's Brother Relative Phrase
A genealogical phrasing resolves to the daughter of his mother's brother, i.e., his maternal uncle's daughter. The description traces a cousin-like relationship through maternal lines and extended kinship terms.
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William Howard Taft
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Hughes
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Stone
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American Federation of Investors
United States Army
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U. S. Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
Supreme Court of the United States
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Murphy
Reed
Black
Byrnes
Douglas
Frankfurter
Nature
Dean
Charles
Rayon Taffeta
SALE
Active Boys
Quads
Australia
America
U.S. P. Quality
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Walgreen
South Main ST
DR. West
Palmolive
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