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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1937

Page

3

A.F.L. Threatens to Leave Lewis' Political League

Atlantic City based report outlines AFL Executive Council probe into Labor's Non-Partisan League amid rumors it may be CIA backed. William Green warns withdrawal if CIA influence proven. Tobin says Lewis will not form a third party, citing risks to labor unity. Green cites 3.5 million AFL members.

Atlantic City N. St American Federation of Labor Executive Council William Green Labor A. F. of L Green Lewis Daniel J. Tobin Truck Drivers’ Union Democratic National Committee John L. Lewis C.I.Q Tobin American Federation of Labor CLO Lewis Labor Socialist Party Communist Party Farmer-Labor Party Council House Rules Committee Roosevelt George L. Berry Printing Pressman's Union Berry League Lewis Berry Sidney Hillman Amalgamated Clothing Workers C. I. O. Organized Labor London A. F

Lewis Union Not Fully Democratic

Preston Grover reports on Labor's Non-Partisan League shifting strategy to expand labor influence in industrial centers. Akron and Canton contests signal 1938 patterns as the league backs candidates in mayoral races, while Detroit and Cleveland loom as focal points for high-stakes CIO activity and the broader partisan balance.

G. P Congress League Lahor Akron Canton Ohio G. L. Patterson Akron Labor League Republic Lee D. Sehroy Sehroy Detroit Cleveland CIO Richard Frankensteus

Ambassador Johnson's China Commute Ties Nations Amid Conflict

US ambassador to China Nelson T. Johnson bonds two embassies in Nanking and Peiping while shuttling by sleeper train. He ensures safety for Americans, coordinates with Chinese and Japanese officers, and seeks to keep bomb risk from the embassy yard. Fluent in Chinese, he years for stable talks as he moves between capitals. He is married with two young children and enjoys Chinese painting.

Sigrid Arne Washington Nelson T. Johnson China Nanking Peiping Japan Johnson United States Nan+king U. S Far East Wu-Chang State Department Chung-King Jane Beck Tientsin

Gold Rush Sparks Jobs Effort in Cypress Colony

In six months authorities issued 240 prospecting permits as efforts to solve unemployment drive a gold rush in the British colony. Visitors to the Holy Trinity Monastery in Eastern Greece face a 180 foot climb via a cliffside elevator using a net and hand windlass.

Holy Trinity Monastery Greece

China Blames Japs for Opium Traffic

Peiping dispatch accuses Japan of tolerating a vast narcotics trade centered at Tientsin. A national report cites multiple syndicates and says shipments reach America via Shinghad route while opium suppression ceremonies burn vast quantities of narcotics in symbolic flames.

Feiping North China Peiping Lin Canton England Unus Japan Nanking Tientsin Warong Arerica Shinghad Americus Realizaeir Newaorners

Walter Reuther beaten by servicemen sparks campaign tensions

Reported incident involving Walter Reuther during campaign activities in Detroit highlights tensions as Republicans accuse opponents of intimidation. Details are unclear but the event is described as a beating by service personnel while distributing political literature and materials.

Walter Reuther Adi Seindena Hie Lance Puri Service Detroit Doris Te

Postal service charter draws careful focus in upheaval

A scrambled report notes efforts to instruct postal workers to maintain efficiency and prevent delays amid tensions. It mentions Naieeshing Mills and Jia Farley as figures observing the need for peaceful attention to a charter, with threats toward the postmaster and concerns over disruptive actions.

Naieeshing Mills Washinavon Jia Farley Triheed

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