Broadcasting Treason Turns on May Radio Propaganda
A Daily Worker outlet announces that on May 25 and 26 the National Broadcasting Company and Columbia Broadcasting System will air Communist Party propaganda to millions of American homes. The plan aims to herald the party’s tenth national convention at Madison Square Garden on May 26, with an audience of about 25 million, portraying the party as democratic and patriotic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party
National Broadcasting Company
Columbia Broadcasting System
Daily Worker
Communist Party of the
United States
Comintern
Moscow
Soviet Russia
America
Communist broadcasts called opening guns in new campaign
The text denounces Communist broadcasts as deceptive, claiming they are the opening moves of a broader effort to mainstream communism in the United States. It cites a convention draft proposing integrating propaganda with American democratic rhetoric, and asserts the party’s claimed democracy mirrors its existing constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party
Earl Browder
Communist Party of the United States
Communist Party of the
United States
Communist International
Simon W. Ger
Ulo
New York
Comintern
JC Minauer
Pa Calan Rata
Ayhe
Decision of 12 Men Shapes Baby Belaine’s Fate
An American reflection on the Chicago couple Dr. Herman Colan and Mrs. Colan and their infant Belaine. After weeks of grief and debate over life or death during surgery, the parents entrusted 12 men to decide their baby’s fate. The act is praised as a selfless restraint and mercy guiding humanity toward a higher plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helaine Solan
Alles
All America
Chicago
Herman Colan
pUbonie
Mather
Thy Will Be Done in the Hour of Grief and Crisis
By Elsie Robinson reflects on bearing grief and choosing a higher conduct in emotional crises. The piece likens the struggle to a biblical moment, urging reverence for wisdom in life and death choices across medicine law and religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cony
Kine Fees, Sra, Inc
Dermatitis Explained The Skin Ailment Across Forms
Dermatitis is not a disease but a symptom with many forms and causes. Some arise from infection others from sensitivity or digestive or glandular disturbances. Most attacks stem from exposure to irritating substances or pollen triggering varied eruptions.
Silk allergy and dermatitis caused by textiles
The text notes people suffer rashes from contact with silk and textiles, woods, paints, cloth, liquids and some foods, causing chronic skin irritation. It mentions a friend recently discovering that a powder used to kill insects led to persistent dermatitis.
Dermatitis Causes and Skin Tests Advised by Dr Copeland
Royal S. Copeland advises allergic sufferers to identify dermatitis causes through doctor guided skin tests. He cautions against self-prescribing and suggests consulting a physician to determine the exact cause, noting linked conditions like hay fever asthma eczema and psoriasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Fewaynd
Tne
Texas Labor Convention Debates Pension Bill and Immigration
May 24 1928 report recalls Street Commissioner Stefler proposing an old age pension plan funded by county authorities at the Texas State Federation of Labor convention. Speakers favor restricting Mexican immigration to ease a looming labor crisis amid the Box bill debate. Also noted are plans for a dramatic Red Cross benefit aerial show at Kelly Field with Edwards Stinson Rodman Law Johnny Reynolds and a public candidate entry by John F Fendaman for fire and police commissioner following Capt James Stevens’s refusal to run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Steffler
Texas State Federation of la
Texas State Federation of Labor
Reynolds
Kelly Field
Red Cross
Law
San Antonin
Stinson
Lawy
James Stevens
Beethoven Hall
John F. Fendaman
Tace
Questions and biblical queries from a curious reader
A jumble of religious questions and phrases asking about Esther Gaspar Melchior Belshazzar Moses the Ark of the Covenant and other biblical topics with scattered misspellings and odd citations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Gaspar
Melchior
Samson
Belshazzar
Marta
England
Ieguiho
Christ
Dedrin
Kopyright
Scramble for Isles and Pacific Power Shifts 1930s
A retrospective essay traces Pacific island scrambling by powers, noting a 3000 mile U S line across the mid Pacific for air routes from Unalaska to Pago Pago, and the shift from isolation to patrol and defense. It recalls the 1936 Franco-British actions, Baker Island moves, and the broader imperial scramble, alongside cultural reflections on rural America and the era’s chautauqua trend. It references Japan, Britain, and Nazi Germany, with mentions of the Itasca, Howland, Baker islands, and Polynesian legends, ending with notes on Wall Street’s awakening to cosmic interests and the 1945 peak remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
United States
mid-Pacific
Unalasky
Arctic
Pago Pago
Japan
Geneva
Britain
South Sea
Phoenix Archipelago
Hawaii
Toosi
Teele Sam
Cutter Itasca
Baker, Jarvis
Howland Islands
South Sea Islands
Florida
Buncelow
England
U. A
South Seas
Frederick O Brien
Communist Party Ideology and Affiliation Critique
The piece denounces the Communist Party of the U.S.A. as an arm of Moscow through its aff initialization with the Communist International and its funding of propaganda abroad. It argues the party preserves Marxist Leninist Stalinist doctrine, supports dictatorship of the proletariat, and threatens democracy, labeling Soviet-aligned activity as treason and predicting crackdown on networks like NBC and CBS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist International
Communist International Solidarity Fund
Communist Party of the
United States
Moscow
Communist Party
Marx
Engels
Lenin
Stalin
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Royal S. Copeland, M. D
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Edward Stinson
Rodman Law
Johnny
Edwin C. Bill
Gay MacLaren
Lyceum
Billy Sunday
Moody and
Sankey
Zee
Elijah Dowie
Zion City
Dowie
Use Country
Wall Street
Broadway
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Lindbergh
Lokimo
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