American Legion denounced by survey as fascist unpatriotic
A 280 page study by Northwestern professor William Gellermann, released at the National Education Association convention in New York, denounces the American Legion as fascist and unpatriotic, dominated by reactionary leaders and aligned with business and military interests. It calls on educators to curb Legion influence and schools to resist pandering to veterans groups.
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Northwestern University
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Legion
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Jeremiah F. Cross
New York State
It's Odd But It's Science It's Odd But It's Science
Hydrogen may explain heat and brightness of the sun and stars. G Gamow from George Washington University calculates the role of hydrogen as the lightest element and the source of stellar heat. He explains at interior star temperatures hydrogen fuses into heavier elements, the only such process in these conditions.
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Washington
G. Gamow
George Washington University
Gamow
Cardwell girl uses gun to end her life
In Cardwell Missouri on June 26 Lou Bene Rogers a 16 year old girl was found dead with a bullet through her heart. A small rifle lay nearby and Justice of the Peace H E Harrison ruled the death a self inflicted tragedy after the parents returned from church.
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Jesse Rogers
Lou Bene
Justice of the Peace
H. E. Harrison
Hydrogen to Heavier Elements, Gamow Proposes Heat Mystery
Dr Gamow argues that converting hydrogen into heavier elements would release vast heat and light, suggesting this process could solve the long standing mystery. The discussion centers on nuclear fusion as the source of stellar energy and universal illumination.
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Gamow
Pittsburgh Air Pollution Less Than St Louis Report
A Mellon Institute air hygiene study shows Pittsburgh's sulfur dioxide levels at .057 parts per million, well below St. Louis and East St. Louis at .128. The one year survey of 25 eastern, southern and midwestern cities covered 50,000 tests, with results deemed not significant for public health.
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Pioneer Dies at Trinity Lutheran Church Funeral
Conrad Schmidt a pioneer member of Trinity Lutheran Church died this week. Funeral services were held at his son’s home on Swift's Highway then at the church with burial in Riverview cemetery. Pallbearers included Leo Franz and Herbert Rademann. honorary pallbearers were church officers and several local figures.
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Swift’s Highway
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Herbert Rademann
Herbert Wekamp
Ralph Huttenmeyer
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Clay- Thore Koysmeyer
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Clark to address Bowling Green home folks in campaign tour
United States Senator Bennett Champ Clark plans a campaign speech in Bowling Green, his birthplace, on Thursday night from a platform at the base of a Champ Clark monument. Former Governor Elliott W. Major and Judge J. D. Hostetter will also speak. Clark’s tour includes Flat River, Excelsior Springs, Fulton, and Cape Girardeau on upcoming dates.
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United States
Bennett Champ Clark
Missouri
Bowling Green
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Elliott W. Major
J. D. Hostetter
Farmer Back to Work After Belief Funeral Success
Kingston Tennessee June 27 AP Ancele Felix Bush Brea zeale returns to hillside farming with a 17 year old helper after staging a grand funeral he arranged for himself More than 8000 people attended under oak and sycamore trees in Cave Creek valley where the old man declared the event his last and praised the service and hymns while signing cards with a scrawled mark He joked about not finding a wife and the mule he keeps as his wiser companion.
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Bush) Breazeale
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Former NLAB worker placed on probation
Mary Ann Moore, former St. Louis office manager of the National Labor Relations Board, was placed on probation for one year by Federal Judge John Caskie Collet after she pleaded at...
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Mary Ann Moore
St.Louis
National Labor Relations Board
John Caskie Collet
Forging Charges Deferred as Labor Board Job Prospect Mentioned
A defendant charged with forging $129 in government checks had sentencing deferred after an attorney claimed the labor board would rehire a field worker named Moore on probation. Moore was moved to the Washington office of the National Labor Relations Board.
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Collet
Labor Board
Moore
Washington
NLRB
Forger Charged Examiners Sued By Board Field
Several months ago the board filed suit against an individual charged with forging endorsements on three checks for expenses. The action targets the field examiners of the board in a dispute over the forged items.
Civil War Veteran Leedom Dies at Lancaster Home
William P. Leedom, 89, longtime Schuyler County resident and one of the county's two surviving Civil War veterans, died at his home in Lancaster today. The report notes his age and status among local veterans.
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William P. Leedom
Schuyler County
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