Probe on Moseley Ties Faces Race Consciousness in U S
The report details Maj. Gen. George Moseley's anti Jewish ties and his defense against Dies's committee. It notes related tensions over anti Semitism in American public life, and outlines the Rome Berlin axis context with Mussolini seeking balance amid German Soviet maneuvers.
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Moseley
Will Hays
Charles Coughlin
Germany
Russia
Communist Party
Equality
Collier’s Magazine
Harvard
Earnest Hooton
Hooton
America
Texas
Martin Dies
George van Horn Moseley
Army
New Deal
Onr
New York
Dudley Gilbert
James Erwin Campbell
Owensboro
Campbell
U.S
Dies
Gilbert
Mossley
Reich
Adriatic Sea
Mediterranean
Italy
Hitler
Adolf Hitler
Soviet Russia
Berlin
Moscow
Europe
Maxim Litvinov
Stalin
France
Britain
Mussolini
Greece
Turkey
Spain
Francisco Franco
Franco
Iberian Peninsula
Austria
Sudetenland
Czecho-Slovakia
Memel
Albania
Danzig
Duce
Andre Francois-Poncet
Galeazzo Ciano
Juan Negrin
Madrid
Helmuth Wohlrat
Romania
Wobstat
Rumania
New Spain
Rome- Berlin
Optimistic note on bear market fears by Col Leonard Ayres
In a restrained mood Col Leonard Ful P Ayres of Cleveland Trust blends past forecasts with current economic caution. The former educator and banker cites eight depressions and eight inflation cycles while recalling his 1928 warning and his study of finance and education across a broad career.
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York
Leonard Ful P. Ayres
Cairo
Colonel Ayres
Cleveland Trust Company
Niantic
Conn
Ayres
Boston University
Rochester
N. C
Puerto Rico
A, E
Cleveland
Russell Sage Foundation
Fnance
Germany
Breakfast is the key meal for daily energy
A well balanced breakfast fuels the body after a long fast and supports focus, mood, and performance through the day. It should include fruit, cereal, protein such as eggs or bacon, bread, and a drink, with lighter options for children and adults.
Household tips on cleaning cereals and linoleum care
This clipping offers household advice on odor control with salt, stain removal with glycerine, linoleum preservation using paraffin, and polishing with whitening solution. It also discusses hot versus cold cereals, promoting whole grains, nutrients in ready to eat cereals, and varied serving ideas for wholesome breakfasts.
Trend reports on education and mail box innovations
A survey of 100 universities by Northwestern National Life notes 63 expect stronger demand for graduates. Coin operated mail boxes with stamped letters are being installed in New York depots. US horsepower totals 1 670 600 000 with 92.7 percent for transportation. Dairy scientists create a new food from skim milk and surplus potatoes dried into wafers chips sticks or croutons.
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Minneapolis
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
New York
Bureau of Dairy Industry
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Drouth Committee
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Fine Arts Division
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Richard Co. Patterson Jr
China
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Corrections
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Department of Commerce
University of Nebraska
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Houston Goudiss
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