Marshall Dimock May Serve on Labor Board
Marshall Dimock, named for a possible appointment to the National Labor Relations Board, has a history with labor and government roles including work under Frances Perkins and service in the immigration and naturalization service. He could succeed chairman J. Warren Madden if appointed, with potential to become a member rather than chair.
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Marshall Dimox
Labor Board
University of Chicago
Dimock
National Resources Commission
Frances Perkins
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Arthur J. Altmeyer
Social Security Board
Department of Justice
Labor Department
NLRB
J. Warren Madden
Weekly News Review on Nazi Air Attacks and US Alien Registration
Editor analyzes the 1940s wartime headlines. German raids over Great Britain claim massive air power with London and Croydon targeted. Mussolini advances in Africa as Somaliland faces harsh heat and scarce water. US moves to fingerprint aliens and gather questionnaires in multiple languages under government oversight.
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Scotland
Great Britain
Berlin
London
England
Midlands
Thames
Croydon
Europe
Germany
Thames Valley
Mussolini
Africa
British Somaliland
Suez Canal
India
Somaliland
Dismissals of 429 WPA workers over affidavits issued
WPA Commissioner C Harrington announced 429 work reliefers discharged for refusing to sign affidavits denying membership in the Nazi Bund or Communist party. Roosevelt names Bon Homme Richard flagship for new aircraft carrier. Farley resigns as postmaster general to lead Coca Cola Export. Willkie in Des Moines. Wallace deflects debates. Bermuda visit by Windsor couple with curtsy details.
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C. Harrington
Nazi Bund
Communist Party
Roosevelt
Bon Homme Richard
John Paul Jones
United States Navy
James A. Farley
Coca Cola Export Company
Kitchen showers fun for everyone in Mexican color tale
A bride to be longs for a kitchen in gay Mexican colors with friends selecting green orange and red items. An apron curtain and tea towel set is shown finished from muslin flour and sugar bags with gingham trim. Mrs Spears promotes homemaking booklets with practical ideas and easy projects.
Scotsman Found He Was Running a Poor Second
A humorous Scots village exchange unfolds as a wooer boasts tallying up to ten while planning to speak, and the lass counters nineteen bad points, declaring she will marry Ferguson the plumber when it reaches twenty.
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Maggie
Ctizen
Jock
Ferguson
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