Publishers Stand in Jennings Case Sparks NRA Debate
Washington reports that publishers and media groups clash with the National Recovery Administration over the Call-Bulletin and Jennings cases. Howard Davis announces a 1260-newspaper convention to discuss NRA action, while publishers denounce alleged overreach and defend the newspaper code terms amid calls for reinstating Jennings and removing blue eagle status.
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Washington, D.C
Usi
National
Bar Relations Board
San Francisco
Cail-Bulletin
Conjdience
NRA
Connecion
Nerensper
Dean
Jennies
Fermen
Sf Ra
Tt Ce
XEW Yori
Howerd Davis
Publishers’ National Code
T 9
National Later Relations Board
Call- Bulletin
Newaboard
Davis
Washington
Call-Bulletin
Blue Eagle
Jennings
Jewtitesi
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Newspaper Industrial Board
Iapar Relations Board
San Francitte Call-Bulletin
Donald R. Richberg
NEA
President's Emergency Council
Lac
Pubhish
New York
Ty Ie National Tabor Relati
Ering
Code Rilte
Hon
Rue Tebor
Yes
Bece
Dst
Raper Publishers
Naziorts Board
Bolerms Cnmpact
Orient
Gubhehiers
Cactie
Sewepaner Industrial Board
Mre 4
Ras
Anlliance Division
Nations Free Govery Administration
Sebor Rélatons Board
Persidem
College Red Probe Demands Impartial Inquiry
A broad appeal asks Congress to conduct a free impartial inquiry into alleged Red baiting and the wartime record of Hearst affiliated figures. The petition cites academic figures and professors urging scrutiny of wartime and peace activities and concerns over un-American influence.
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Nalin Rand
Mien
Max Hen
Gmvie Federation
Matthew Woll
B. George
Texader
Robert
Robert Chase Speer
Willis W. Beatty
Asantiaued
Ohn
Syracuse
Cohunbra Auriey
Padlex
HPF
Hearat
S. Tetons
Tiers
Chase
Wall
Hearst
Onis WV
Congressionial Committac Sul Bu Eviry Patetatte
Man Forced to Do Dance of Madness in Cyprus
A Cypriot man was driven into a seven hour nonstop dance by a lunatic while he was at his land. The assailant forced the victim to dance from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. with no rest. A peasant later alerted the police and the aggressor was captured.
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Cypres
Helpful Husband Bread Knife Victim
STOCKHOLM police report a domestic accident as Mr Eshil Karkenn attempted to wash dishes when he slipped on a bread knife. The blade ran into his chest and he was listed on the danger list at Steckhalm Hospital.
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Stockholm
Eshil Karkenn
Ches
Steckhalm Hospital
Blind Man Elopes With Friends Aid In Sofia
A blind man named George Dimitraff in Sofia eloped with Maria Vezenkove, daughter of a wealthy local figure. After parental disapproval, four young friends helped them elope and they married.
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Sofia
Sofa
George Dimitraff
Maria ‘Vezenkove
Sofia Fanny
George
Sarai
Ducks Fall Before Blasts of Winter
Ducks fall victim as winter blasts sweep southward. One duck found frozen along the Muddy riverbank, another sent to Angels Animal Hospital after floundering in the cold. A furnished room at 231 Augyata Fleet available for $2.50 a week. Classified ads.
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Boston
Ducke
Angels Animal Hepital
Augyata
Cannon Taken From Town Hall Front
A copper cannon that marked a Civil War landmark in front of Sutton town hall for 50 years has been stolen. Police investigations follow leads suggesting the thief is a man who recently left Boston with a car with a wagon. The cannon’s Revolutionary War era emblem is noted in reports.
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Town Hall
Sutton
Mass
Trave
Hie Vaime
Old South Charen
Boston
Imeniello
Firemen at College Dance Fight Blaze at Wellesley
Alarm from Wellesley College prompts Firemen to halt dancing while extinguishing a fire. Firemen in uniforms respond quickly and return to partners after the blaze is out, as reported in the American Weekly distributed with the San Antonio Light.
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Wellesley
Wellesley College
Tannbal Seuret Soriaty
Next Line
di San Antonio Light
Theaters May Help Actors In New York
A New York group of unemployed vaudeville and legitimate stage performers urged city officials to aid distressed artists. They told Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia about 449 hard-hit workers subsisting on small fees and aid from fraternal organizations. LaGuardia pledged to study theater-based job cuts and fair access to public entertainments, while noting limited work for vaudeville performers and the need for dignified solutions.
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New York
ttNg
Broadway
Fiorello LeGuardia
Drama Department
Public Welfare Division
LaGuardia
Vauderville
Laity Schasle
College hotbeds claim subversive activity among youth
Representative Hamilton Fish of New York labeled American colleges as hotbeds of Communist and Socialist activity. He named Harvard Yale City College of New York Columbia Smith Wesleyan Connecticut Chicago Wisconsin California and Washington universities as centers. He cited Eastern and Western campuses with rising radicalism and warned of Communist gains in polls.
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INS
Hamilton Fish
Republican of
New York
Harvard
Yasser
City College of New York
Columbia
Smith
Wesleyan
Connecticut
Chicago
Wisconsin
California
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