PAC Accuses NCPAC Of Aiding Communist Power
A House subcommittee report says the National Citizens Political Action Committee and CIO allied groups rally the Communist Party to seize control of a major political party. It cites testimony on expulsions for not funding the CIO PAC and warns of a totalitarian drift in American politics. Also notes prior upsets in 1944 primaries and describes Hillman Browder links to the Labor Party machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
i _k Dief
House
National Citizens Polica Action Committee
NCPAC
Acion Conar
Dice
CIO
Communist Party
Ats
Fuchmges
Costetto
Starnes
D-Alai
Thomas
Costello
Tomasi
Dem
United States
Tne
Iinal Meraksstan el Gpashae
Cio-Pac
Sidney Hillman
PAC
Earl Browder
Jeager
American Labor Party
New York
Hillman
Orion Prelude to Winter Celestial Display
The November evening sky reveals Orion low in the east at 11:00 pm, with Betelgeuse to the north and Rigel to the south, while Taurus and Aldebaran rise nearby. Venus dominates after sunset, Saturn glows in Gemini, Vega lights the northwest, and Deneb anchors the Great Square of Pegasus with Alpheratz tied to Andromeda. Jupiter appears around 2:00 am in Leo, Mars remains hidden near the sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sctanea Service
Orion
Betelgreuse
Rigel
Taurus
Aldebaran
Venus
Saturn
Gemini
Betelgeuse
Vega
Lyra
Cygnus
Deneb
Auriga
Perseus
Cassiopeia
Pegasus
Alpheratz
Andromeda
Aquarius
Fomalhaut
Jupiter
Leo
Mars
Therauer
Middletown Man Held For Dranken Driving
Louis Richard Taylor of Middletown was arrested early Sunday and held on a $1,000 bond for drinken driving. Taylor was docketed with nine others for intoxication, three for peace disturbances, two for violation of military law, and one for investigation by city officers. Other detainees include Richard Flock, Braddock, Austin Arnold, Frederick Raymond Haller, William Cromwell, Harbaugh W. C. Lake, Roselee Brown, Otis Fisher, William Proctor, Ralph Thams, Taney Apts, Dan De Haven, and Melvin Clifford Hensler of Los Angeles, all charged with various offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Richard Taylor
Middletown
Dranken
Norman Trump Taylor
Richard Flock
Braddock
Austin Arnold
Frederick
Raymond Haller
William Cromwell
W. Patrick Street
M Harbaugh
W. C. Lake
East Sixth Street
Roselee Brown
Otis Fisher
Urbana
William Proctor
Ralph Thams
Taney Apts
Dan de Haven
Eric
Scarecrow device fights deer raids in High Sierras
Deputy Sheriff McCormick invents an animated scarecrow that flaps its arms and rattles tin can parts every two minutes to deter nightly deer raids on a Victorville garden. A five gallon can, hose, and lever mechanism drive the action, with water dumps resetting the device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
Pr News
Downeville
Cah
Victors
High Sierras
Stanley N. McCormick
Plant Named Property Disposal Consultant Appointed
Baltimore October 29 Maj Gen Philp Hayes commander of the Third Service Command announces the appointment of Marvin Plant as consultant to the property disposal portion of the Army Service Forces Division. The move supports liquidation of plant properties in Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia. Plant, a scrap metal expert, also serves the War Production Board and will work with Maj William S Whitehead director of the division as scrap yards operate across Philadelphia Allentown Pittsburgh Frederick and Fort Eustis.
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Baltimore
Philp Hayes
Third Service Command
Marvin 5. Plant
Army Service Forces Division
Plant
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Hayes
War Production Boards
Steel Division
Service Forces Division
Williams
Whitehead
Philadelphia
Allentown
Pittsburgh
Frederick
Fort Euslis
Paprika imports from Hungary top three million pounds
In a single prewar year the United States imported more than three million pounds of paprika from Hungary, signaling a strong spice trade link between the two nations and highlighting Hungary as a key supplier for American kitchens prior to the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hungary
Braddock and Lewistown Women's Clubs Meet
The October Braddock Women s Club gathering at Braddock Heights featured songs and a Bolivia fact roll call, plus reports on war work and a Community War Fund gift. Lewistown club members shared readings, hall fund plans, and wool for Red Cross sweaters, with officers elected for the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Club
Braddock Women’s Club
Reto
Braddock Heights
Bolivia
Roy Cline
Community War Fund
Paul Fout
Kirschman
Roy Schaffer
Mae Miller
Clifford Kelly
Norman Frye
Randolph Stull
Red Cross
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Belue Fisgistiac Juni Wood
Westminster
Mt. Airy
House of Correction
Leon Lawson Dorsey
Garden Dorsey
Charles E Do
George Hopkins
Charles W. Conaway
James N Simmons
London
England
Pact
Devert
Science Service
aQuiva
ASA
Wajo
PISC
Phoenix Austain
James Sturley
Melvin Clifford Hensler
Los Angeles
Cal
Office of Price Administraion
Yellowstone National Park
Norwich
Cumlin
Kemsber , Tilly Si
BLDG
Club Woman
Garrett
Allegany
Carroll
Watford
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
The
Maryland Club Woman
L. Warrington Carr
Edgewater
John C Shaw
North Beach
Fred G. Holloway
Wheolcettelanda
Paris
Stephenie Laureanne
le Matin
Palais de Justice
Lauzanne
Georges Squarez
Aujourd’ Hui
Aachen
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bethlehem— Sparrows Point Shipyard, Inc
Bethlehem
U.S
Winchester Hall East Church
St. Frederick, Maryland
WMC
Lewistown
Lewistown Woman's Club
Edward Kratz
Sylvia Eyler
God of Our Fathers
Eyler
Urer
Buhrman
Stull
Jonas Barker
Hagerstown
Lewis Petlock
Route 40
Hencock
Sarah Petlock
Sadie Lilley
Alena Petlock
Howard Hernsh Petlock
Montato
Ues
Washington County
Folger
SEAT
Washington, D.C
New York Stock Exchange
John Clifford Folger
Investment Bankers Association of América
Folger, Nolan & Co., Inc
Folger, Nolan & Co
James Parker Nolan
Lea
Glade Valley
Garber
VapoRlub
Vicki VapoRub
APORU
Wells Tire Shop
Patrick St
Sinclair
U. 8
Ed Lane
Earth
C&o
Chesapeake & Ohio Lines
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Nickel Plate Road
Pere Marquette Railway
Save Coal and
Serve
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