Imorality in Bund case linked to German trip testimony
Witness Miss Vooros describes role in Bund activities, travel to Germany to gather Nazi propaganda instructions, secrecy demanded by leaders, and coercion by Dinkelacker and Hugo Hans. Testimony details perceived threats, propaganda aims, and plans to spread Nazi message upon return to the United States.
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Official Program of Auditorium Dedication
Officials listed for the auditorium dedication include the mayor and chairman roles with names such as Wayne Davis and Clyde YF Ke Webar Hulph FH. The program notes mention East 4 djut Futduce and Arvocate Wspentive, with Durkee and Burke among the participants, presented as part of a formal civic ceremony in May year not specified.
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Wayne Davis
Clyde
Webar
Hulph
Durkee Duck Burke
San Antonio minister links Communism scare to red Legion aid
A San Antonio pastor denounces Communist influence and appeals for Beaumont led red Legion support to quell unrest. He, as Christian American association chair and American Legion member, accuses Mayor Maury of tolerating a Communist meeting and urges action against perceived extremism. Witnesses describe pamphlets from Germany and recruitment of youths, with testimonies questioning the band’s ties to Germany.
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Peds
Christian-American Association
American Legion
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Mr. Hodge
Jem J. Smith
Anima Rice No 2
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Train Crashes at Berkeley Station Injures Dozen People
A Southern Pacific passenger train named Klamath hit a stalled piece of track at Berkeley station last night. The crash injured about a score of persons and six, two seriously, were hurt.
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Klamath
Legion Fights Auditorium Dedication Controversy
Controversy over using the memorial auditorium for a Communist party meeting drew union and civic groups into a public protest. A lawyer urged the Supreme Court precedent against free political discussion restrictions, while local unions and several organizations urged opposition to revoking the permit. Messages and resolutions from San Antonio groups, Catholic and vigil organizations, Klan opponents, and veterans associations called for public stand against the rally.
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AML
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Grip Fen
Linke
Heibart G. Naui
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Joint Veterans’ Committee
Priday
Enid
Eputiell
Jetter
Memorial
Sam Houston
Veterans of Foreign Wars
H. Nichols
Yard Mavirick
Pont
Light Cotton Crop Outlook in Wilson County
A U.S. government report shows only 254 bales of cotton ginned in Wilson County up to August 1, the smallest figure on record for any crop year. Farmers doubt a 1000-bale target for 1949 and expect poor yields. Meanwhile John Roosevelt arrived from London to join President for a European vacation.
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Vloresville
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U.S
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Wilcon County
Pahs
Faris
John Roosevelt
London
Furniture to Midget Promised by MGM Brothers
Jerry Morenghi an 86 pound Midget in MGM s Marx Brothers film has been promised a miniature furniture set used in theMockup houses. The scene shows the plight of a gentle creature at the hands of an Apache bed during the Indian teotitles of the Tas. The ad urges readers to buy fall fashions.
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M.G.M
Marx Brothers
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