Debate on Communist Ban in New York and Browder Testimony
Browder questions the legality of Communist Party participation in American elections. He cites that the party operates as a lineal part of the Communist International and discusses proposed constitutional changes in New York to bar alien organizations from politics. Browder’s testimony before the McNabbie committee and references to Soviet ties are noted alongside media descriptions of official Moscow cables and the international solidarity fund.
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Stalin
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Republican Party
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Communist International
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McNabee Committee
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Hearst
Radio Man Forget His Own Warning
Philadelphia July 5 John Pachuda a 25 year old radio commentator suffered severe burns after a firecracker exploded in his hand following Independence Day radio broadcast. He was treated at a hospital for serious injuries.
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Philadelphia
John Pachuda
Worhed
Insular Chief to Sail for Philippines
WarDepay reports Gen Chevi Butehirhot to command forces sailing from New York toward the Philippines amid suspicions and caution. Officials from Insular claims confirm plans for immediate deployment as tensions rise in the region.
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Insular
Philippines
Chevi
Eilag
Browder Proves the Case Against Communism
Browder testifies before the McNabbie committee revealing Communist units in New York schools hospitals and city offices. He asserts ties to Moscow and claims the Hearst papers expose a dangerous conspiracy as patriotic groups echo these warnings to spur strong anti Communism in the United States.
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Stalin
Earl Browder
Communist Party
United States
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New York
Home Relief
New York City
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Teachers’ College
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Brooklyn College
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Hearst
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Federal housing aid for San Antonio project expected soon
A letter from Washington to Hay Mackey indicates President Roosevelt is expected to approve the San Antonio housing authority project within days. Once approved, contracts will be signed by the national authority and the local group, with the federal government lending support to the San Antonio plan.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
San Antonio
Barnes Show Heads Eastward to Redfield Tour
A Ringling controlled Barnes circus train carrying performers and gear was forced to cut its summer tour due to labor trouble. General Manager George Stith said the enlarged Barnes show would head east to join Redfield SD, with origins in western travels.
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Sarasua
Ringling
Redfield
al G. Barnes
George Stith
Barnes Circus
Federal Appraisers to Inspect Designated Area Next Week
A spokesperson noted the group has set aside 350000 dollars for project setup costs. Appraisers are finishing property studies in the designated area. Federal appraisers are expected to arrive within a week to continue the assessment.
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Toing Group
Exiled Austrian Socialist Leader Oto Bauer Dies in Paris
Oto Bauer, 57, a key figure in Austria's 1994 Socialist revolt and former foreign minister, died in exile at his Paris home. He served on the Austrian parliament's council until 1984 when Dollfuss expelled him, after a bloody 1934 clash that targeted Socialists. The report notes his roles in international peace efforts and long exile following loss of citizenship. Also mentions Venice Rialto Bridge details and a brief 1934 Vienna apartment bombardment.
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Paris
Oto Bauer
Austria
Paria
Tr. Bauer
Austria &T
Wngelbert Dollfuss
Dollfuss Regina
Vienna
German Glider Flight Ties National Soaring Record
Washington July 5 Aviation cadet Lieut Robert M Stanley competing in the national soaring contest duplicated Peter Bledel of Elmira New York by landing his motorless craft on a Washington golf course. He reported a top speed of five miles an hour and a peak altitude of 7000 feet. Bledel a German, completed his flight Sunday landing at the city airport. Prize money of 1590 dollars and the national championship are at stake in the contest.
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Robert M. Stanley
Peter Bledel
Fimira
N. Y
Stanley
U. S. & Lexington
Riedel
Alae
Loontest
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