Biddle Accused By Assistant General Littell
Washington reports that Attorney General Francis Biddle was accused by Assistant Attorney General Norman M. Littell of intervening in a Justice Department case for Thomas G. Corcoran. Littell says the rift stems from principles disagreement and government conduct, and he refused to resign.
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Norman M. Littell
Justice Department
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Tommy the Cork
Corcoram
New Deal
Povate Law
Prac- Hew
Littell
Biddle
Littel
Senate War Investigati Committee
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Aeter
Mmere
Biddie
Thomas G. Corcoran
Savannah Shipyards Company
Maritime Commission
Corcoran
James Rowe
Nimsoous
Mat
New York City
Navy Standard Oil
Elk Hills Naval Petroleum Reserve
House Public Lands Committee
Standard Oil Company
House
Subcommittee to Review Biddle and Littell Statements
An Senate subcommittee including Sen Kilgore and Sen Ferguson will weigh the Biddle and Littell statements and advise on the Attorney General rebuke over sharing group information. The panel will determine next steps for the Com WTS CO wheel Ete Aer proceedings.
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Senatore Kilgore
D-W.va
Ferguson
R-Mich
Biddle
Littell
May Reorganize State Department and Marshall Bill
Washington hosts a discussion on reorganizing the State Department under Edward K Stettinius Jr as he nears confirmation. Plans include consolidating offices and adding advisers, aiming to streamline economic and political work amid a broader push for efficiency. In other news, a bill to extend General George C. Marshall’s tenure as Army Chief of Staff past 64 passes the Senate and House.
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State Department
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Rens Bat
Senate
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Setiestaf
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Politcal
Lreb
Sirttimus
Marshall
White House
George C. Marshall
House
Esterday Marshall
Best Percentage Play Debated In Bridge Hand
In a Cavendish Club discussion in New York, experts debated the best percentage play from a complex bridge hand. The opening lead, subsequent plays, and potential finesses were analyzed with opinions favoring a heart attack on certain lines.
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Ee William E
Menney
America
Peter Leveniitt
Cavendish Club
New York
East
West
Florida Supreme Court upholds labor union licensing act
The Florida Supreme Court ruled unanimously that labor organizations are subject to regulation and that union business agents may be licensed like insurance brokers. The decision upheld the 1943 act requiring licenses, reporting, and officer details, and backed a constitutional amendment banning closed shop contracts. Justice Glenn Terrell wrote the opinion.
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Leo H Hl
Jacksonille
Florida Federation of Labor
Uie
Eoevern Lahor
Glenn Terell
Pleasant Grove Woman’s Club Meeting Delivers Home Economics Topics
Hostess James Hahn led the Pleasant Grove club with eight members and one visitor present. Multiple demonstrations covered contaminant control in foods and food values shown by flannel charts. Mrs C V Biser presided, singing America the Beautiful and the Lord’s Prayer followed by Uruguay as the roll call theme. Also noted were discussions on electrical equipment.
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James Hahn
Pleasant Grove
Ing
Miss Hammerly
C. V. Biser
America
Meeting Notes From December 3 Rec Room Session
Mr Krewatts will assist each attendee on re pairing of articles. December 3 at the F H A recreation room. Mrs Barnes gave a book report on Howling Dog by Earl Starter. Meeting adjourned to December 12 at Mrs C B Bakers home. Refreshments served.
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Barnes
Earl Starter
C. B. Baker
Firing squad executes Vichy militiamen at Montrouge
Paris reports two young Vichy militia members were executed by a Fort Montrouge firing squad for the July assassination of George Mandel. The men faced the court martial and were carried out today.
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Paris
Dina
Fort Montrouge
George Mandel
Doubt Among German Soldiers Over Hitler Alive
A Stockholm Tidningen report relayed by OWI says German troops began doubting Hitler's life and the oath of allegiance as uncertainty about his status grows. The note accompanies other purge trial notes and references France's fall era.
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New York
Stockholm
Tidningen
OWI
Hitler
Underwater Cable Triumph By Ezra Cornell 99 Years Ago
Ezra Cornell, founder of Cornell University, achieved a historic underwater 12 mile electricity transmission just 99 years ago, marking a major step in long distance power delivery and engineering milestones of the era.
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Ezra Cornell
Cornell University
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