Communist Leaders Attend 1935 Moscow Trial Testimony
In a 25th week hearing, Green of Chicago testified that a U S delegation voted to greet Stalin as “our leader” at the world congress in Moscow, while American Communist figures Earl Browder and William Z Foster were present. The defendant described allied parties pledging loyalty to Stalin and unity under his leadership.
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Ork
Josef Stalin
Green
Chicago
Sev
Earl Browder
Secre Ry
American Communist Party
William Z. Foster
U. S
John F. &. McGahey
Stalin
Soldier Held in Hit Run Flying Death
Lafayette Alabama July 6 Robert E Pennick 22 of Newellton Louisiana an infantry corporal stationed at Fort Jackson South Carolina was bound over to a grand jury on a charge of first degree manslaughter in the hit and run flying death of an aged Negro Bond set at 1000 and the sheriff said he had not posted it. He piloted a hit and run plane that flew over a highway and killed John H Hall a Negro standing in a wagon. The accident occurred Saturday and the case will come before the grand jury the week of September and if indicted he will be tried two weeks later. Pennick and three companions rented the plane to fly home for the Fourth of July holidays. The three companions were retested last night under 200 witness bonds to keep them from being AWOL at Fort Jackson.
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Lafayette
Ala
Robert E. Pennick
Newellton
Fort Jackson
S. C
Jim Abney
Pennick
John H. Hall
Penntck
Abney
Chicago group faces conspiracy to overthrow U S government
Witness described a Marxist banner and a greeting invoking communism at a congress session. Green of Illinois claimed Stalin attended one session, but the witness said he never met Stalin. The Chicagoan and 10 co-defendants are charged with conspiracy to advocate violent overthrow of the U S government.
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Ners
Marx
Engels
Stalin
Green
Illinois
McGahey
U. S
Improved Income Means Losing House
James Marlow analyzes the U S public housing plan to build 810000 units for low income families, financed by up to 12320 billion in grants and 1500 million in loans over 40 years. Programs involve city management, government oversight, and staged grant distributions to bridge cost gaps.
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James Marlow Washington
Congress
Boettiger Seeks Divorce From Eleanor Roosevelt’s Daughter
John Boettiger sues Anna Roose Boettiger for divorce alleging mental cruelty. The complaint claims Mrs Boettiger humiliated her husband repeatedly impairing his health. Boettiger, a White House reporter and author, married Anna in 1935 and they have a son, John Jr. The couple had lived in the White House years ago.
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Phoenix Dnly
John Boetuger
Anna Roosevault
Franklin DB. Roosevelt
Cours
Chicago
Bodliger
White House
John, Jr
Boettiger Seeks Custody as Cubs Fall In 1948 Stakes
From her first marriage to Curtis Dall a New York broker, Mrs Boettiger's two children Anna Sistie and Curtis Buzzie gained fame during their childhood in the White House in 1933. She says she is certainly going to ask for custody of the children. The text notes the Chicago Cubs had only one last place finish before 1948, in 1905.
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Curtis Dall
New York
Chicago Cubs
West Winning War Against Grasshoppers
Denver reporters quote Jim R. Dutton chief of the U S grasshopper control division saying the Wyoming Montana aerial poison campaign has temporarily reduced the threat. He warns the battle is far from over with millions of infested acres outside the sprayed zone and calls for a broader drive to end the menace. The USDA began the effort with a one million dollar appropriation.
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Denver
Yaoasi Watt
Jon
Wyoming
Montana
Jim R. Dutton
U. S
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Dutton
USDA
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