Peace Not Wanted By Lewis Peace Not Wanted By Lewis News Behin
A long fragment discusses John Lewis and Dubinsky in a non-peace context with references to T. G. Hamiet, Witt, and Congress. It notes internal party debates over policy committee leadership, labor secretary selections, and Roosevelt questions. Mentions McLaughlin, Perkins, Jeffers, and Lindsay Warren amid labor tax and war referendum chatter.
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Paul
Dan
Tnel
John Lewis-Dublorky
Lewis
T. G. Hamiet
AFP
Taodions
Messure
Witt
Otpantealion
Jock
Pesce
Dubinsky
Joan
Hig Organization
Wiip
Gleon Frank
Pee
Republican Policy Committee
Drouba
R's Choice of A New Assistant of Creation of the Policy Committee
Charles B. Metangalin
MtcSmuzhlin
Hebraska
Brotherhood of Firemen
Busipets
Capitil
Perkinns
Jeffers
Waion Pixculc
McLaughlin Hins
Persins
Howe Teaders
Roosevelt
Ludlow
Metago
Lindsay Warren
North Carolina
Treasury
Mastll
Charie McCarthy
Oliphant
Doughton
Henry Ford
Ford
Soviet film chief ousted amid sex propaganda critique
Moscow reports claim Timis Shu qiatsky was removed as head of the Soviet film industry after accusations of injecting sexual interest and political ideology into Treasure Island. Seyret Art cites his alleged poor performances and edits transforming Cabin Boy Jim Hawkins into Jenny Hawkins.
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Chief Eyes
Moscow
Timis Shu Qiatsky
Seyret Art
Shumnintsky
Everess
Robert Louis Stevenson
Jim Hawkins
Jenny Hawkins
Japs Land Force at Sun Yat Sen Shrine
Japanese bluejackets supported by naval and air bombardments were reported to have landed and attacked the Kagan province town of Chungshan, birthplace of Sun Yat-sen. Heavy Chinese reinforcements were sent, and fierce fighting followed near Chungshan, about sixty miles south of Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Yat Sen
Nongkong
Tave
Kagan
Cuntale Chongshan
Bir Yut
Chungshan
Canton
Justice Cardozo Condition Unchanged
Washington January 17. Dr Joh Pant Earnest Jr said the condition of Justice Cardozo is unchanged and nothing will be done without consultation with Chief Justice. The report notes no new developments and emphasizes the uncertain status of the case as the administration awaits further guidance.
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Justice Cardozo
Washington
Joh Pant Earnest Jr
Supreme Court
Balanin N. Cardozo
Sleep beta two Aggaoe bandits arrest described
San Antonio men Noah Clodates and Willem Garrington, both 26, admitted robbing Kuntz Pharmacy on Meerscheidt Street. They were chased by Ted's Place operator Theo Husinge after a night store raid, then captured five blocks away. The pair confessed to the $40 hold up and a separate attempted entry at the Figgly Wiggly store.
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Eleez
San Antonio
Pales
Noah Clodates
Willem
Garrington
Mia
Syma B. Kunte
Kuntz
Meerschoitt Street
Biiday
Theo W. Husinge
Ted's Place
Mertscheidt Street
Meerscheidt Street
Sugar strike threats spread to Philippine cane fields
Additional troops rushed to Pangasinan and Pampanga as sugar labor unrest expands toward Tarlac. Strike leaders claim about 6000 workers joined, demanding daily wage increases from 30 to 40 cents to 50 cents, with roads blocked and trucks halted in sympathy actions across Pangasinan and Tarlac.
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Manila
Tat
Pampauiga
Tde
Tarlac
Hanis
Pampangs
Bothy
Gistanea
Maxi
Two British Girls Reported Attacked In Shanghai
Reports from Shanghai say two British girls were assaulted by eight Japanese soldiers while sightseeing beyond the international settlement. British authorities opened an inquiry to verify the incident and identify the victims. Escorts accompanying the girls faced public scrutiny amid the unfolding tale.
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Shanghai
Jine
Suspect Held In Burglary Case In San Antonio
A 21 year old, Balomg Maron, reported himself as a holdup victim, leading to his arrest on burglary suspicions. He went to police Sunday claiming a masked woman assaulted him near West Commerce Street. Officers later found seven pairs of hair clippers and items at his possession. He was questioned at headquarters after being identified in the 100 block of Montezuma Street.
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Newburyport
Mass
Dan
California
Alexander Rackl
WPA
Jean
Stone Gardner
San Jose
Caill
Howe
San
Moran
Montezuma Street
Toscano
Frank Davila
el Paso Street
B. Huerta
EL Paso
Inez Ted
Beethinas Swing Invades Carnegie Hall in Gala Debut
NEW YORK, Jan. 17 Swing music returns to Carnegie Hall in a star filled program led by Benny Goodman and his band. The opening night drew about 3000 fans who roared through classics like One O’Clock Jump and Avalon as Gene Krupa and Teddy Wilson joined the ensemble in Erminesqua era attire. The article traces swing’s roots from its jungle origins to a celebrated modern concert, noting the era’s bold improvisation and historical progress.
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New York
Park Avenna
Golden Gate
Misie
Beeth
Carnegie
Benny Goodman
Nessian
Edgar Sampson
Tim Mapty
Kan Sag City
Count Basle
Leey
Jessi
Basel
Virginia
Bix Blederbecke
Orleaix
Ted Lewis
Glore
Coodman
Gene Krupa
Ted Pit
AY Watson
Avaneay
Avalon
Mennelice
Rome
Dies
Yen
Gianay Fa
Colorado Springs
Saline West
Alping
Texas
Janet
Gastavarier
Tanchey
Autoaln
Benton
Anse
Brady
Bo Browdsville
Tex
Butta
Cater
Charleston
Chayenne
Chiengo
Chris
Ee Dioines
Kam
Clear
Paso
Clene
Fort Bani
Clevade
Stousten
Haren
Angeli
Aetnar An Mempils
Glouty
Calotabs Help Nature To Throw Off a Cold
Calotabs claim to aid cold treatment by purging the intestinal tract and aiding elimination through the kidneys. The ad promotes a double action as a purgative and diuretic, priced at twenty five cents for the family package and ten cents for the trial package.
Suspended GHTY DETECTIVE I W Jackson in Dallas case
I W Jackson city detective was suspended for 10 days for disobedience of orders after a Dallas swindle involving Caroline Wietzel. Delia Young, a 40 year old Gypsy woman, was arrested on related charges of theft and embezzlement. A deputy sheriff will return Young to San Antonio.
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I. W. Jackson
Cily
Gev
W. A. Harvey
Jackson
Deine
J. J. Klevenhagen
C. Osin
Caroline Aor
Young
Battee
Dallas
Sai Ana Tonio
Chinese claim fronts push back Japanese in major offensives
Chinese dispatches report Northern Central and Yangtze fronts pushing back Japanese counterattacks. Eighth Army inflicted heavy losses near Shao province. forces along the Yangtze reportedly seized two villages near Wuhu and prepared to recapture Wuhu. Mongolian troops moved toward Pantow as Chiang Kai-shek vowed to continue the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhanghat
Yangtze Valley
Chiang Kale Shek
Eighth Army
Yangtzg
Nanking
Wuhu
Wubi
Ghwanska
Pootung Peninsula
Shanghai
Marshal Law
Pantow
Suluban
Chine
Nanchang
Klangsh
North Chinse
Cuefoo
Shantung Province
Chinese Peace Pro Crvatian Corp
Trouke F Mh
Bride Charged With Murder of Husband in Idaho
In Wallace Idaho a bride named Ora Sproats 21 or 22 pleaded innocent in a justice court after she was charged with murder for the fatal stabbing of her husband Gus Sproats 22 following a drinking incident Saturday night. She had been held in county jail without bond for two months awaiting arraignment.
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Wallace
Idaho
Jess
Ora Sproats
Justice Court
R. L. Williams
Gus Sproats
Death of World War I Naval Hero Ware
Captain Grace BR Ware, a retired U S Navy officer who commanded the transport Monpolia's armed guard, died today at the Naval Hospital in San Diego. He served during World War I and earned the Navy Cross for his role in the submarine engagement on April 12, 1917.
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Diego
Calf
Grace BR. Ware
U.S. N
Monpolia
America
Dust storms ease as Oklahoma reports clearer skies
Oklahoma City dust storm relief began as winds weakened and skies cleared. Federal weather observer Harry Wahlgren said strong gusts to redeploy dusters were unlikely. Clear conditions were noted at Wayne, Amarillo, and Gatton City while Gainesville, Texas, recorded limited visibility from yesterday’s haze.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahom
Harry Wahlgren
Wayndks
Okla
Amarilla
Gatton City
Kon
Gainesville
Texas
Dulas
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Br. O. J. Roberts
Madeighia Senerad
Gintess
Tod
Tha Rox Co
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Aggaoe Bandits
Oclotinus
Carringtoh
Uney
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A.B. Neal
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Chase
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Elise
Enmcedia
Mus
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Clotianx
Cormerty
Stu. Kynd
W. G. Carrington
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Manasco
Los Angeles
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Avatt Motor
ShawWa
Teligny
Aeteleney
Wchess Taluk
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Tiwaday
L. W. Jackson
Agtories
Haven
Norman Scott Barnes
Evening Simatar
Dick Powell
Norman
Powell
Nan Blondel
George Scott Barnes
Cameraniniy
MTS
Banuor Nbs
Annie Griffen Baruch
Bernard M. Baruch
War Industries, Board
Qnevinconia
Capudine
Sealee Dentargia
Pamdivion
Retawlens
Mil Ural
Sanfinien ii
Abel Conan
Robert ER. Lee’s
Federal Reserve Banks
San Antonio Clearing House Assn
Jefferson Davis
National Bank Or Commerceommerce
Federal Depostt Insurance Corporation
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