Bitter class war plot laid to Reds
Confidential Moscow documents disclosed by New York police outline a Third International strategy to incite strikes and class war in the United States. Photostatic copies show coded letters instructing agents to spread labor discontent among workers and military services, with Moscow connections through Soviet embassies in Berlin or Paris and Amtorg Trading Corp. named as a conduit.
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Henry F. Misselwitz
United Press
New York
Moscow
United States
Berlin
Paris
G. Grafpen
Amtorg Trading Corporation
Amtorg Corporation
Red
Hopi Braves Dance For Rain Prayer In Two Day Ceremony
Hundreds of Hopi braves assemble in Tuba City for the Katchini dance the first of summer prayers. The two day ceremony starts with sunrise Saturday as tom toms beat and heathen chants rise. Mooncopi mesas host the annual gathering led by Chief Towakewtew amid drought forecasts by medicine men.
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United Press
Tuba City
Ariz
Mooncopi
Towakewptew
Learning to Fly No 17 Dead Motor Landing Taught
A student recounts improved flying under rougher conditions at Hoosier airport. Instructor Bob Shank guides simulated dead motor and forced landings, stressing choosing suitable emergency fields and practicing in varied terrain before solo flight becomes possible.
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Hoosier
Bob Shank
Shank
Woman Ends It All Thought Dive At River Bridge
Patrolman O Donnell arrived at the White River near the Washington Street bridge Thursday night to find Lucille Ashley 20 poised to dive while counting ten. She stated she would jump after losing a job, and the address she gave was later found fictitious.
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Lucille Ashley
White River
Washington Street Bridge
O'Donnell
McCormick Spends Quarter Million to Win Illinois Nomination
Ruth Hanna McCormick used 250000 of her own money to secure the Republican Illinois senatorial nomination as supporters and foes weigh the impact of campaign spending. Analysts note the sum dwarfs a senator’s six year salary and may influence a November race and seating questions.
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Washington
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Illinois
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Two Alleged Peeking Toms Detained by Police
Police captured two alleged peeking Toms on Thursday night. William Elmore of 629 Arch Street and Mr. and Mrs. John Scott of 634 are named in the report.
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William Elmore
Arch Street
John Scott
Banner-tail Kangaroo Rat Tops Rodent High Jump
Banner-tail the kangaroo rat is proclaimed the champion high-jumper among all rodents in a noted field study.
prowler captured after vigilant Arch Street watch
On Arch Street two residents trapped a prowler who had peered into Scott home windows for nights. The man, Chester Willshite, 26, claimed he was visiting a girl. Police later caught Marvin Poynter, 28, after Dorothy Ball reported a weekly prowler near her East Nineteenth Street residence.
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Marvin Poynter
Brookside Avenue
Dorothy Ball
East Nineteenth Street
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