Dies committee pursues Mink linked to Trotsky attack
Washington reports say Mexico City police hunt American George Mink, accused by the Dies committee of overseas GPU NKVD activity and ties to Trotsky. The panel notes his role in organizing trade unions and spreading Communist influence, while observer tensions grow between Dies and the White House.
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New Orleans
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New York Post
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Today of Other Years 1920 Compromise on League Plank
Today of Other Years recounts events from June 1920 with a Chicago floor clash over a league plank and a favorable reception to Reot's plan. It notes deaths of David Kellar and Thomas Wachab of Indiana and honors Rev. E. M. Gearhart with a Doctor of Divinity from Susquehanna University. Marriage links Lile Varney of White township to Miss Helen Borland of Indiana.
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Thomas Wachab
Indiana
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Selingrove
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Vacation Life and Health From a Medical Society Card
A playful postal style piece notes vacation as rest and relief from routine duties. It suggests mothers worry less about chores while fathers forget work time, and children gain healthful air and sunshine, but warns that overindulgence in sports and meals can leave travelers tired and anxious on return.
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Medical Society of the Mate of Pennsylvania
Congress Should Stay In Washington To Work
The article argues Congress must remain active in Washington to fund and oversee armament programs, tax measures, and critical defense projects like Alaska and Pan American highways. It insists Congress is the people in action and should not adjourn while urgent national security work remains unfinished.
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Washington
England
Churchill
Alaska
Canal Zone
Berle resigns from National Lawyers' Guild over Communist ties
Assistant Secretary of State A A Berle ends his affiliation with the National Lawyers' Guild, arguing the group no longer takes stands opposing Moscow. He cautions liberal members to exit when an organization aligns with Communist dictates, preserving democracy.
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American Republic
Life over Death: Tuberculosis Study With Radio Active Phosphorus
Dr William White and associates test radio active phosphorus on tubercle bacilli to make the germs visible to electrical tests. Injected germs disappear for 14 days before reappearing in tubercles, offering potential insight for human treatment and cures amid war news.
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William (. White
Moat Beautiful Words Listed as Top English Choices
A survey highlights Adoration devotion eloquence faith happiness harmony heaven honor hope innocence joy liberty melody modesty love nobility purity splendor sympathy and virtue among the 20 moat beautiful words in the English language.
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Moat
Measuring Elephant Height From Tracks
The text notes that an elephant's shoulder height can be estimated by doubling the circumference of its track. It also describes the antelope jack rabbit changing its coat shade by contracting muscles along its sides.
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Herbert Hoover
Alf Landon
Philadelphia
Glenn Frank
Landon
Thas
Hoover
de Sea
Kansas
Resolutions Committee
U S Brazilian steel plant linked to Nazi intrigue
Washington reports a planned US Brazilian steel venture with Jesse Jones RFC backing up to 17 million dollars as Brazil would hire United States Steel as agent. Hoover and Landon clash over platform while CIO Newspaper Guild fights anti communism left and right.
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Brasil
London
Hoover
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Pnd
Memphis
Washington
South America
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Minas Geraes
Jesse Jones
United States Steel Corporation
U. S. Steel
Hitler
Brazil
Skoda
Europe
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Salute a Peace Gesture in Wartime Words
A fragmentary clipping cites varied quotations about freedom, patriotism, and public duty. It mentions Owen D Young, Frances Perkins, James Mooney, and a note on a peace gesture, alongside reflections on education, belief, and political disturbances in Europe.
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James D. Mooney
General Motors
Thought for wrath and envy ends in repentance
A compact moral line from Job and a Pythagorean saying about anger and folly. The text presents two quotes on temperance and consequence, highlighting anger as folly and envy as folly that leads to regret.
Ambitious WWII Era Satire and Desert Flora Facts
The item critiques German claims in Flanders and Hollywood wartime tropes, mocking strategic narratives and tax fault lines, with a tangential note on the Welwitschia plant found in two isolated southwest African desert sites. It mentions a film mogul and a mechanized invasion scenario, then shifts to the Welwitschia leaf length and deep tap root.
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South West Africa
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