Protection for American Institutions Requires Funding
A strong majority vote to extend the Dies committee faces delay as funds are withheld. The piece argues New York's Rapp-Coudert committee proves subversion in state colleges exists and urges Congress to finance the Dies committee fully to defend American institutions and national unity against Communist influence.
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Congress
New York
Rapp-Coudert
New York City
Boards of Education
John L. Budley
Washington
Rad
Icals
Russia
Germany
Vor
Rapp- Coudert
Senator Coudert
Dies
Fronts prey on Americans urged to beware of names
Editorial warns that many so called movements pose as anti fascist fronts while masking Communist or Marxist aims. It cites the United American Spanish Aid committee and a New York tribute dinner honoring Paul Robeson as examples, urging caution in signing or backing such causes.
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Thei
United American Spanish Aid Committee
Lehman
Roosevelt
New York City
Paul Tobeson
Russia
Moscow
Robeson
Stalin
Wither
Dorothy
Charles 8. Guegenheimer
Walter Damrosch
William Jay Schieffelin
Dolores del Rio
William Rose Benet
Fannie Hurst
Pierre Jay
United States
Prank G Menke Details Irish Sweepstakes and U S Lottery Costs
The piece cites G Menke as noting Irish hospital sweepstakes run by Hospitals Trust Ltd of Dublin and explores three annual contests the Cesarewitch Grand National and Epsom. It presents U S ticket sales figures $22.8 million for three races in 1848 and 1930, a net loss to American players of $7.84 million, and discusses potential profits from a legalized U S army and navy relief lottery with 50 percent government take and distributions into $500000 units.
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Prank G. Menke
J. McGrath
The
Hospitals Trust, Ltd
Dublin
Americas
Uckels
United States
Bienke
U.S
Pat Ofini
Hospitals Trust, Ltds
Hospital Trust. Ltd
Ieland
Ireland
Menke
Bent Boi
Churchill in a tough spot says wartime adviser
A fragment discusses Prime Minister Churchill facing a difficult position in the war and the need for a sustained offensive. It weighs potential leadership changes, including Cripps, and the risk of Soviet and Japanese pressure while favoring a strong Anglo-American effort.
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Churchill
England
Germany
Winston Churchill
Boll x Mann
Achan
Hook
Tome Ke
Eeeland
United States
Grtal Nan Cermany
Japan
Pay and policy talk at 1942 San Antonio meeting
A 1942 San Antonio conference discussed federal employee pay cuts under Heaver administration and budget priorities. The rough salary changes included a $1000 exemption and wage adjustments amid calls for city hotel control measures and welfare funding shifts. Attendees included Mayor Bat, County Judge AvruSnadd, McCloskey, and city commissioners.
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San Antonio
Heaver
Amal
Stabert 5
Belween
Bat County
McCloskey
Ty City
Cripps and Churchill Aide Cripps as a Red Ally Perception
By Benjamin DeCasseres the piece argues critics portray Stafford Cripps as a covert communist and a useless labor leader. It contends Cripps is a chemist who made a fortune, and claims he influences British policy favorably toward Russia while opposing Allied unity.
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Asa
Churchill
Cripps
Igbor
Jabre
Finge
Stafford Cripps
Tyre
Bodin
War profits tax idea ignites fight in Congress
Washington reports a proposed 6 percent profits mimic failed to win support as a wartime tax alternative. Rep Francis Case suggested it as an amendment to war department funds, but Senate leaders faced political risk. Senators McKee and Barkley debated sliding scales and tax plans to curb excess profits while preserving defense funding. Conference pressure and large committees shadowed a final settlement.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Noy
Francis Case
South Dakota
War Department
Senate
House
Mckheltar
Somone
Navy
Thamag
Oklahoma
Barkle
Thomas
Mcketta
Borktey
Treasury
Barkley
Wallace
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Thigh Bone Slips By Be Herman N Bundesen
Medical note describes slipped upper femoral epiphysis in children, linking obesity and tall stature to fracture risk. Treatment favors non surgical methods with immobilization and casting followed by gradual weight bearing, with monitoring via X rays over years to allow bone healing.
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Be Herman N
Bundesen
M. Froaser Brown
England
Norway
Vea
Ayn
Texans and Cobos Role in Brownsville Turmoil
A fragmentary account describes Joxe Maria Cobos leading civilians in Brownsville amid Confederate withdrawal, sending for troops from Matamoros, organizing a guard, and repairing homes, while his suspected ties to imperialist factions and a late assassination risk colored the events.
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Stacles
Texas
Maria Cobos
Cobos Tose
Brownsville
Matamoras
Lila
Hla
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Trursia
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Nat Ste Stafford Cripps
By Benjamin DeCasseres
Pine Ataliter
Odda Ugalut UK
Eefeats
Fk da Renllem
Wwe
Vest
Waether
Brown
Alec
Pastor
James Farber
Gerth
Tie
Copos
Imperialsl Polit Parhy
Corlina Hac
Xialie Sbgors
Colas
Gran
Cobos Wis
Mis Olde
Velo
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