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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1935

Page

5

Butler claims fascist plot probe was biased

Gen Smedley Butler accuses the congressional committee on un American activities of suppressing critical portions of its report while naming witnesses connected to a claimed fascist plot. He asserts the probe was flawed and that prominent figures including Louis Howe Alfred Smith MacArthur and others were involved or named in discussions about a march on Washington.

Kennett Square Congressional Committee On un-American Activities Smedey D. Buter Ex Marine Grap Washington Congress Flats Butler Grayson M Murphy New York Louis McHenry Howe Roosevelt Alfred B. Smith Mesacausetts Douglas MacArthur U. S Army Macnider Nampd Ranier MacNider American Legion Canada Frank N. Belgrano Gerald P. Maguire National Capital William Doyle Legion Department Massachusetts Little Rock Ark Arkansas Commonwealth College Mena Menp Commonwealth Lucien Koch

Relief for rheumatic pain offered with A-2BiL and A-7851

An advertisement touts quick relief from rheumatic and joint pains with prescriptions A-2BiL and A-7851 claiming uric acid reduction and dissolving deposits. It asserts long-term success and suitability for gout sciatica and neuritis without opiates, offered in equid or pill form at drugstores.

Hearst papers oppose Communist Academic Freedom push

A denunciation connects Hearst newspapers to defending true academic freedom while condemning Soviet propaganda in U S schools. It lists Columbia counts Dewey Harper and other educators tied to Moscow summer school, plus a pamphlet inviting American teachers to study in Soviet Russia and become Communist propagandists.

Hearst America Dr. Counts Columbia University Moscow National Advisory Council Moscow State University John Dewey Herer Harper United Action Campaign Committee George A. Coe Union Theological Seminary Henry Pratt Fairchild New York University E. G Lindeman New Yorke School of Social Work Lois H. Meek Institute Moscow University Counts Dewey Harper Russia Rusa George 8. Counts Heber Harper Teachers College New York Intervist, Inc Fifth Avenue Institute OF International Education, Inc George 5. Counts W. W. Charters Bureau of Educational Research Ohio State University Harry Woodburn Chase George Stephen Duggan Institute of International Education Hallie F. Flanagan Vassar College Frank P. Graham University of North Carolina Robert M. Hutchins University of Chicago Charles H. Judd School of L L. Kandel Robert L. Kelly Association of American Colleges John A. Kingsbury Milbank Memorial Fund Susan M. Kingsbury Bryn Mawr College Paul Klapper College of the City of New York Charles R. Mann American Council On Education Edward J. Murrow William Allan Neilson Smith College Howard W. Odlum School of Public Welfare William F. Russell H.W. Tyler American Association of University Professors Ernest H. Wilkins Oberlin College John W. Withers School of Education Thomas, Woodly University of Pennsylvania Harvey W. Zorbaugh

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