Subversive Fronts Report Shapes Dies Committee Findings
Washington report on the two year Dies Committee inquiry says fewer than 1,000,000 Americans affected by subversive activity as it faults leadership in a quarter of unions for being aligned with Communism. It concludes most members are not Communists but warns a minority have strong ties and urges continued enforcement.
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International Labor Defense
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Earl Browder
William Weiner
Nicholas Dozenberg
Cmmunist International
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Santa Barbara float wins sweepstakes amid red scare talk
A long contorted report links a Santa Barbara float victory to broader anti Communist probes. It cites unions and front groups, naming the American Youth Congress and several allied organizations, criticizing Soviet and German influence and detailing alleged counterfeiting and political prosecutions.
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National Maritime Union
United Cannery, Packing and Allied Work
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Federation of Architects, Chemists and Technicians
Fur Workers International Union
International Longshoremen's and
Warrehousemen’s Union
American Communications Association
United Electrical Radio and Mechanical Workers of America
United Purniture Workers of America
Communist Party
Anmerican League For Peace and Democracy
Internaons Workers Order
American Student Union
Friends of the Soviet Union
Niional Negro Congress
Southern Negro Youth Congress
League of American Writers, Workers Allance
Spanish Refugee Relief Campagn
North American Committee
GhEGT Group Plans Community Drive Organization
A local business and civic group convened at the Gunter Notent by the chamber of commerce to organize a community drive for charity. Leaders named include Jobin, M. Bennett, Joe Ho Prost, J. Re Da Ws Jesse D. Oppenheimer and Chester M. Chibk, aiming to consolidate drives and support for local initiatives.
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Antonio
Amucican Tabor
Thureday
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Ajelgie
Rictorial
Chamber of Commerce
Jobin
M. Bennett
Joe Ho Prost
J. Re
Jesse D. Oppenheimer
Chester M. Chibk
Nvon- Solidale
Air Line Plays Safe on Holiday Controversy
A report from South Dakota notes air line executives plan to avoid holiday timing disputes while a Natchez Mississippi fire destroys a showplace. The reference to fascist and extremist groups is included in a broader federal committee’s evidence on radical organizations and racketeering tied to figures such as William Dudley Belley and Peter.
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Cristian Patriots
Leslie Pryi
William Dudley Pauley
Gerald B. Winrod
Charles B. Hudson
James True
National Liberty Party
Frank W. Clark
Sue Juary
Robert E. Edmondson
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American Rangers
J. H. Peyton
American White Guard
Henry 3. Alle
Constitutional Crusaders of America
Silver Shirt Legion of America
William Dudley Belley
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United States
Night police court proposal urged by Johnson in Fort Worth
A plan for a night police court to handle drunk driving prostitution and related issues was urged to Deputy Mayor Floyd McGown by W. Jay Julison Ban Ane toro Attorney Johnson, inspired by New York City and Baltimore programs. He proposed a nighttime court with a Salvation Army worker present, and offered to serve as the first judge, arguing the format would reduce delays and focus on facts.
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Floyd McGown
Wesness
W. Jay Julisol
Ban Anetoro
Johnson
McGown
No Night Corporation
New York City
Balvaton Army
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Fort Worth
Vera Piott
Kennedale
Peet
Wahl Court
Salvation Army
Quints Hear of War Noted by Canadian Doctor
In Callander Ontario five year olds the Dionne quintuplets learn of a war in Europe. Their physician Dr Alan Roy Dafoe explained he had withheld the news to spare them distress while the news buzzed through adults. He described the girls as curious about why adults argued and why Hitler caused fear.
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Europe
Alan Roy Dafoe
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Hitler
Ferdinand
Japanese Navy Chief Sees Victory in China for Japan
Vice Admiral Zengo Yoshida, minister of marine, issued a Bloomy New Year message asserting Japan’s likely success in subduing China. He linked European war developments to Japan’s aims, emphasizing confidence in rapid regional gains and national resolve amid global conflict.
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Zengo Yoshida
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