Machinery of Soviet plan to communize world told
Official inspection of the Comintern network outlines its global structure. It details farmers, women, youth, secret and search departments, plus auxiliary bodies like Profintern and MOPR. It notes publishing arms abroad and a shift between revolutionary and peace policies as campaigns demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi Ig
Heomintern
International Labor Defense
MOPR
Workers’ International Relef
Munzenberg
International Union of Revolutionary Writers
Voks ii
International Agrarian Institute
Farmers’ Department
Comintern
Foreign Workers’ Co-operative Publishing Company
Agit-prop
Enticurs relieves many externally tanned
A marketing line discusses Enticurs and a promotional offer with a free sample. The fragment mentions "Efi Goubler" and a department code Millen, hinting at a cosmetic or beauty product distribution. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Canada Province Swept by Floods
Snow swollen rivers isolated a t the British Columbia today in the first floods in the region in a0 years. Rail and highway traffic was blocked by washed out bridges. Telephone and telegraph lines were severed. Prince Rupert Hazelton Kamloops and dozens of hamlets were cut off from the rest of the Province. Families were driven from their homes and houses barns livestock and bridges were swept away.
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Canada
Prince Rufert
B.C
British Columbia
Prince Rupert
Hazelton
Kamiloops
Queen Mary Falls Short of Record on Atlantic Crossing
New York June 1 The British liner Queen Mary completed her first transatlantic voyage arriving in New York harbor but did not beat the speed record set by the Normandie last year. She passed Ambrose lightship at 1:55 a.m. and moved up Ambrose channel toward quarantine and a late afternoon docking.
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New York
Atlantic
New York Harbor
Ambrose Channel
Quatantine
Santa Anna Departs Texas After Brief Velasco Squall
A century ago Santa Anna and his suite sailed from Velasco aboard the schooner Invinable to Vera Cruz after a tense Texan farewell. The cabinet approved his departure, a fall squall struck Velasco harbor, and the dictator penned a farewell to the Texan army before departure. The party included Col. Juan N. Almonte and Col. Gabriel Nunez.
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Vera Cruz
Texas
Velasco
Santa Anna
Sante Anne
Hite
Caro
Santa Anne
Santa Alma
Invingible
Brazos River
Col
Juan N. Almonte
Gabriel Nunez
Treasury seeks record peacetime loan from Morgenthau
Washington June 1 The treasury announced a request for a 2 050 754 400 loan the largest in peacetime history to finance federal deficits. The plan splits funds between new cash borrowing and securities to cover maturing obligations with additional revenues and prior cash on hand expected to cover forthcoming bills including soldiers bonus payments until the next financing period. Morgenthau said the terms offer the best ever disposition of securities and introduce regulations to guard legitimate investors from speculative dealers.
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Moggenthau
Federal Reserve
Solon to Hospital After Courtroom Outburst
Congressman Zioncheck collapsed after a day of disruptive behavior ending with restraint and hospitalization. He left a briefcase at the executive offices and rambling statements about “for the president” preceded his arrest and subsequent appearance at police court. His wife remained away as legal questions and a possible arrest warrant loomed.
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Solon
Zioncheck
Constitution Avenue
Capirtol
Congress
Zloncheck
Leslie Garett
Weald Zioncheck
Garrett
Zloncherk
Karl Hindleberger
Ehindleberger
Dallas Cab Strike Ends After 5 Days
Dallas taxicabs resumed service after a five day strike that paralyzed traffic. Drivers sought a nine percent reduction in receipts from fares, pressing for arbitration to hear their case. They won a concession from operators withdrawing WS cabs from service, hoping for more trips.
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Dallas
Troops to Leave Fort Sam for Dallas Centennial
Houston's Centennial battalion of jalsttrymen will depart Fort Sam Houston Tuesday at 7 a.m under Maj Carl M Ulsaker. The 340 men and 12 officers from the Twenty third infantry regiments will travel on a special Missouri Pacific train at 3 15 a.m to Dallas for the Texas Centennial exposition. An advance party of five already prepared Camp Stephen F. Austin on the exposition grounds for the battalion's arrival.
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Fort Sam
Houston
Dallas
North Texas City
Fort Sam Houston
Carl M. Ulsaker
Missouri Pacific
Ind
Stephen F. Austin
Exposition Grounds
Ovenshine Takes Temporary Command At Fort Sam Houston
Brig. Gen. A. T. Ovenshine assumed temporary command of Fort Sam Houston and the Second Division for a third time in recent months after Maj. Gen. Charles S. Kilbourne departed for Chicago. He will lead until a new commander is named for the post. Sir Frederik MacMillan, 84, notable British publisher, died at London.
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Ovenshine
A. T. Ovenshine
Thira
Fort Sam Houston
Charles 5. Kilbourne
Chicago
Sixth Corps
Ates
Presbyterian assembly disciplines New York elder
Syracuse N Y June 1 The one hundred forty eighth assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U S ordered disciplinary action today against James E Bennett a New York City acting elder for his participation on the independent board of foreign missions A Fundamentalles group The assembly told the Synod of New York to pursue action after his refusal to resign from the independent organization The presbytery of New York had previously declined to act.
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Syracuse
One Hundred and Forty-Eighths Assembly
Presbyterian ‘Church
U. S
New York City
Board of Foreign Missions
Fundamentalles
Synod of
New York
James E. Bennett
Presbytery of
Stabbing Victim Rescued After Robbery Attempt
Feliciano Rodriguez of 1310 Mon terey Street was treated at Robert B Green Hospital Sunday night after a stabbing by two assailants who tried to rob him as he parked his car in his driveway. The attackers fled the scene. COLLECTS STATE RELICS Mary Boland among Paramount's Early to Bed cast and noted California collector with vast library and maps.
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Feliciano Rodriguez
Monterey
Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Mary Boland
Paramount
California
New Coal Bill Moves Via House Rules Committee
The rules committee today granted floor time to the Guffey-Vinson bill to replace the invalidated Guffey contract. House leadership plans to consider the substitute on Wednesday with a two hour debate divided between supporters and opponents.
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Washington
Guffey-Vinson Oa
Pain relief claimed by rheumatics touted in ad
An advertisement promotes a quick pain relief remedy for rheumatics claiming rapid action and lasting comfort. It mentions a gel product and a money back guarantee with a partial refund offer and urges purchase through a local doctor or pharmacy.
Roosevelt Returns From Yacht Cruise on Potomac
President Roosevelt came back to the White House after a two night and one day cruise aboard the Potomac. The voyage started at Annapolis and ended at the Washington Navy Yard as government offices opened.
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Roosevelt
White House
Atmapolis
Potomac
Washington Navy Yard
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Switzerland
Cominitern
Farmers’ International
Moscow
Friends of the Soviet Union
Red International of Labor Unions
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Society For
2Ools
Friends of the Soviet
Karl Rader
Stalin
Baltimore
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Vere Cris
By Bess
Mexico
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Young
London
Sir Frederik MacMillan
Order Action Agnst Elder
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Plymouth
A. S. Towar
Detroit
Yellow Drive-It-Yourself-System, Inc
Chrysler
Dodge
Plimolte
Chrysler Corp
Ak Hellend
ED Wynn
Graham McNamee
Dodge and
Desoto
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