Unions and Reds in Wartime Politics Spark Old Protests
In a charged critique from New York dated August eight, the author denounces unions as subterfuge aiding Roosevelt to curb constitutional rights, likening them to Nazi and communist devices. He condemns John L. Lewis and labor governance, calls for war economy discipline, and accuses goons and political figures of profiting from wartime unrest.
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Legal Notice in Hempstead County Chancery Court
Warning order requires defendant Leola Faulks to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint filed by plaintiff Anthony Faulks. Clerk Omera Evans. John L. Wilson Jr. attorney T. West. August 2, 9, 25.
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Anthony Faulks
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Prolonged Critique of Lattimore and McCarthy Clash
A New York origin piece critiques media coverage of Owen Lattimore versus Senator McCarthy, arguing the Herald Tribune and Times used biased literary praise to defend Lattimore. It links Cameron of Little, Brown to numerous Communist associations, suggesting a broader pattern of subversive ties in literary and political circles.
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Tonnemaker Walker to Head All Stars
Dosk Walker a three time All American halfback from Southern Method 1st university and Clayton Tonnemaker 235 pound center from Minnesota will lead the College All stars against the Philadelphia Eagles at Soldier Field Friday night. Walker and Tonnemaker were elected co captains by teammates at training camp in Delafield Wis yesterday. Walker will lead offense and Tonnemaker defense. Crowd of 90000 expected at the Islefront stadium. Eagles champions of the NFL are two touchdown favorites.
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All-Star Football Stars Shine In Preseason Camp
Walker and Tonnemaker emerge as standout postwar stars for SMU and college all-stars. Walker, 22 from Dallas, noted for four football awards and multi-sport honors. Tonnemaker, 21 from Minneapolis, praised as powerful lineman and first center to captain all-star team. Two workouts held at Delafield with two more today. camp runs to Friday morning. Uniforms guaranteed for all stars barring Soltau who recovers from head injury.
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Controversial 1949 Wallace Dinner List Cited
The article notes Cameron named among sponsors for a Henry Wallace dinner in September 1949, after John Abt and Harry Bridges, with other figures like Frederick Vanderbilt, William Gailmor, Ben Gold, and a Vermont connection to Lattimore. It discusses Communist associations and the archbishop of Canterbury urging foreign churchmen to ignore a Red dean.
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Legionnaires Fall 5-3 to Spring Hill in opener
The Legionnaires lost 5-3 to Spring Hill in Spring Hill Louisiana last night in the first of two games scheduled this week. Hope travels to Waldo Thursday and hosts Spring Hill Friday night with a rematch set.
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Baseball Schedule and Results Summary
Today’s major league games feature National League matchups including Philadelphia at Brooklyn and New York at Boston, with St Louis at Pittsburgh and Chicago at Cincinnati. American League games list Detroit at Chicago, Boston at New York, and Washington at Philadelphia, Cleveland at St Louis. Yesterday’s results show Philadelphia 4 Brooklyn 6 and Pittsburgh 4 New York 2, plus Boston 7 New York 4 and Chicago 8 Detroit 6, Philadelphia 5 Washington 9. Southern Association reports Birmingham 3 Chattanooga 2 to New Orleans 5 4, Atlanta 4 Nashville 3, and Mobile at Memphis postponed.
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