Spotlight on Communist menace cited by chamber of commerce
The chamber of commerce reports that communism in the United States is a powerful clandestine movement posing as harmless groups. It labels it as sedition and treason aiming to subjugate the world under Soviet red fascism, using fronts to deceive the public and influence policy.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
America
Nicholas Krestinsky
George Dimitrov
Communist International
Dimitrov
Dostph Stsiin
Communist, International
Bulgaria
Com
Earl Browder
Stalin
Communist Party
Moscow
Communist Party In
Republican moral revival urged to curb New Deal era excesses
Westbrook Pegler argues Republicans must restore government by consent and shed the arrogance of the New Deal era. He warns against factional revenge, calls for sober leadership, and urges fidelity to the Constitution to repair damage and revive public trust.
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Westbrook Pegler
New York
Congress
Hugh Johnson
Roosevelt
Washington
Vynien
King Keak
Head Lice Antestation and Treatment Methods
The article explains head lice are common among children and urges prompt medical help. It describes lice and nits, and reviews kerosene, special PDT powder, and benzyl benzoate emulsion treatments. It details a benzyl benzoate procedure and notes possible minor scalp irritation, advising physician input for best method.
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King Konturas
Ex-Communist Budenz Claims Reds Follow Kremlin Line
Louis F. Budenz, ex-Communist leader and author of The Red Menace, contends American Communists toe Moscow’s line, promoting a war of nerves against the United States. He cites 1930s Soviet pact era events, Browder leadership, and Dimitrov directives to argue the party acts as a puppet of Soviet aims.
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Kremlin
U.S
Communist
Boint
International Communist Organization
Communist Party
New Times
Communist International
Hitler
Soviet Union
Ussr
Stalin
Moscow
Soviet Russia
United States
Derby show play sparks crowd in 1938 edition
Ten years apart, the Derby show crowds in 1938 and 1986 reveal local culture and politics. Seven couples and one solo dancer performed on October 22, 1938, while 1986 reports praise Tax Commissioner Frank H. Bushick as a strong dancer among the city commission. Sheriff Jim Stevens called for a sharp crackdown on intoxicated drivers. A potential rift between city and county officials emerged over speeding arrests inside the city limits, as Mayor Tobin and Commissioner Wright spoke Friday.
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Frank H. Bushick
Uits
Tobin
Wright
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Nazi Bund
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Sovnet
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