Legion convention endorses Soviet recognition and purge of communism
The American Legion national convention praised Soviet recognition, urged withdrawal of all Communist elements, and backed measures to curb communism in the United States. It also proposed stringent quotas for immigration, retention of the Sons of the Legion, and an economy-focused plan to operate within income while considering a national Legion building.
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Chicago
American Legion
Goviek Hussia
Americanization Committee
Unite States
America
Mucty
Legion
Misssouri
N Repo
Sona
Sons of the Legion
Washington, D.C
Defense urged by American Legion to boost military power
The American Legion pressed for a stronger national defense in its committees report. It urged building the army to 24 000 officers and 150 000 men and expanding the navy to treaty limits while opposing US entry into the League of Nations. Delegates eyed action before adjourning in Miami.
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American Legion
America
Miami
Fin
Louis Johnson
West
Edward A. Hayes
Tlinois
George W. Maloné
Nevada
Ray Murphy Towe
Samuel Reynolds
Nebrask
Géneral Millon
A. Reckord
Maryland
Lyon Brandon
Mississippi
Rufus Betha
Alabama
Department of Commerce
National Guard
League
Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
League of Nations
World Court
Central Powers
Tete
Soldier Field Stadium
Marlboro
Masu
Salem
Ore
Milam
Fia
Beattie
Durontown
la Porte
Ind
Tarrentum
Germantown
Danville
Knoxville
Jens
Elytia
Ohio
Blatz
Milwaukee
Sioux City
Iowa
Fort Wayne
St. Louis
Nishing
Anil
East Lynn
Mass
Troop 1
Post No
Buffalo
Milwerkee Electric Post
R. E. Bently
Ginevan
Warren. Ohio
Post
Watertown
North Dakota
Lepton Hand
Pedregal to Try Spanish Cabinet
In Madrid on October 5 Jose Manuel Pedregal former minister of finance began forming a new Spanish cabinet after another lawyer Sanchez Roman declined the office citing too many difficulties to form a government. President Alcala Zamora named Pedregal to lead.
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Madrid
Jose Manuel Pedregal
Finence
Alcala Zamora
Sanchez Roman
Preaciers
Spain
Bids on Bastrop Road Scheduled
Bids are due by the state highway commission on October 16 for about 14 miles of hard surfaced road between Bastrop and Paige, known as the Old Saintonia road. It will run as Highway 20 at Paige and Highway 71 at Bastrop.
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Bastrop
State Highway Commission
Paige
Saintonia
Two Texas Liquor Convicts Freed
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson issued conditional pardons freeing two Texas liquor conviction cases. Elmer Whitlock of Lamar County received a two year sentence from March 1933 and W S Cardwell of Taylor County four years from October 1930.
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Austin
Oct
Miriam A. Ferguson
Elmer Whitlock
Lamar County
Maren
W.S. Cardwell
Taylor County
Robot Detectives Installed in Daily LEAR Case
Robot detectives are installed in the daily LEAR case workspace to aid observers. The new system scans for anomalies, records movements, and flags irregularities for human review, promising quicker pattern detection.
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Ea Lear
Directors Hear Dorbandt at Hotel Meeting
A G. of G. directors convened at the Guntey hotel on Thursday noon to discuss ongoing company matters. Dorbandt attended as a key participant and provided updates on current projects and future plans.
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Dorbandt
Guntey Hotel
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