Soviet Scholar Challenges Marxist View of America
Evgenia Popova presented a doctoral dissertation arguing that U S society cannot be reduced to oppressed workers and Wall Street monopolists. Her analysis cites the 1921 Washington conference and isolationism, emphasizing multiple imperialist actors and public opinion.
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Evgenia I. Popova
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Father and son lead Phoenix Club of Printing House Craftsmen
Andy Chuka Jr. becomes president succeeding his father Andy Chuka Sr. who led the Phoenix Club of Printing House Craftsmen in 1933 34. The handover marks the transfer of the gavel from father to son as the new head takes office.
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Gunman Forces Pilot On Flight Attempt Abroad
A Russian passenger armed with a gun tried to force a plane to fly abroad. The flight engineer was killed in the mid flight struggle. other crew and a woman with the gunman overpowered them. The incident, reported by Banner of Lenin, occurred over Latvia Lithuania and Estonia, with the destination not identified.
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Original 13 States Used Appointive Judge System
The original thirteen states began with appointive judge systems in 1779. Governors with councils appointed in New York Maryland and Massachusetts while New Hampshire and Pennsylvania used joint gubernatorial council appointments. Other states let one or both legislative houses appoint judges. Critics warned the system could subvert law and create an aristocracy. The Democrat era favored popular election of judges, beginning with Georgia in 1812 and Indiana 1816, Mississippi in 1832, with 23 of 32 states by 1860 adopting some form of elected judges.
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