Bioff Says Investigators Given Money in Movie Probe
Testimony resumed in a federal trial as Bioff claimed $200,000 was given to investigators in a congressional inquiry into the motion picture industry. He testified he acted as a messenger for Nicholas Schenck in collecting over $1 million from producers for labor peace, with payments said to aid the industry, amid racketeering charges against Bioff Browne and others.
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Yuri
Genode
John ©. Knox
Biolf
Schenck
Nicholas MM. Schenck
Lesw’s, Inc
Make
Joseph
Twenty- Century-Fox Films
Bioff
Nicholas’ Enck
Legislatin
United States
Mathias B Correa
Hioifs
George E. Browne
Presigpa
The
International Alliance ‘Theatrical Glage
Froducers
Forty nine building permits issued in city
City building inspector's office issued forty nine permits Thursday totaling 55699 dollars for construction. Eleven permits covered new residences.
Bowie M P s Direct Traffic
Military police company from the 36th division directs traffic at Camp Bowie. Two to four MPs patrol Brownhwood Army Camp streets day and night on motorcycles, travelling 100 to 150 miles in eight hours. Commanded by Capt. Jack Rhodes with Lt. Col Henry Lee Taylor as provost marshal, the unit includes Lieuts Ammin Puck Fred Witta and James Jackson.
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Camp Bowie
Dali Illuision Military Polio Company
Browhwood Army Camp
San Antonio
36Th Division
Lient
Henry Lee Taylor
Jack Rhodes
San . Antonio
Navigators to Present Program at Government Air Methodist Church
The Navigator club for armed services personnel will present a program of songs and addresses Thursday at 7:45 p.m. at the Government Air Methodist church. The group, from Los Angeles California, is on a tour of service camps nationwide and has been recently featured in Collier's magazine.
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the Navigator
Armed Services
Government Air Methodist Church
Los Angeles
Galif
Colliér's Magazine
War Roundup: Nazi Drive, Red Army Resists in Crimea
Wartime dispatches report German troops breaking into the Weyets river basin on a broad front while claiming Soviet rearguard resistance collapsed. Red armies hold Rostov on Don. Soviet reports claim 120000 Germans killed or wounded in Kharkov capture. Moscow defense lines seize initiative regaining villages as Italians face Red counterattacks at Stalino. RAF bombers strike southern Italy. Germany lists casualties. Allied forces attack Aalesund, Norway, as Berlin raid is denied. Japan orders iron and steel firms to form control groups to mobilize wartime economy.
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Ingh
Wouets River
Crimea
Rostov-on-Don
Kharkov
Moscow
Stalino
Ytalian
Fascist
High Command
Aalesund
Norway
Berlin
Japan
Alexandria Raid Brings Little Damage or Casualties
Cairo reports that raiders attacked Alexandria but the interior ministry says only a few bombs were dropped with no significant damage or casualties. The weather section lists temperatures and conditions across many U.S. stations for October 30, 1541, noting varied readings and general rainfall patterns.
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Alexandria
Cairo
Egypt
Ministry of the Interior
District AAA Program Discussed at Plaza Hotel
Key agents and district officers of District 1 AAA gathered at the Plaza Hotel Tyee to hear R B McBryde discuss how the program would raise production of peanut beef milk hogs poultry and lambs in the tenth district centered on Bexar. Other speakers included Romeo H Korth Beleto state AAA chair and C H Day G G Gibson Mae Belle Smith W TH Dapuy and Antonis with focus on agriculture defense dairy and home food use.
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Food For Freedom
Jyns
District 1
AAA
Plaza
Tyee Eipalapeaker
R .B. McBryde
College Station
Bexar
Romeo H. Korth
Beleto
United States Department of Agricuture
C. H. Day
Agricultuire
G. G. Gibson
Texas A
College Extension Service
Ann Antonis
The
United States For Conservation Service
War News Recap From The Last Twenty Five Years
The item reviews wartime events including German U boats sinking ships off Ireland and Kaiser appointments. It notes British forces in northern Greece and Salonika reporting Greek resistance, while Roosevelt signals expansion of U S war production to 22 000 more aircraft for Britain. It also mentions Norman G Martin of Norfolk drafted after serving in the Spanish Civil War.
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Greece
Salonika
Roosevelt
Artis
Britain
Controversy Over Soviet Religion and U S Policy
An essay by MSGR Fulton J. Sheen argues that American warnings against Nazi tyranny echo in defense of religious liberty in Soviet Russia. It condemns Soviet atheism, cites Vatican and Fordham sources, and urges the United States to oppose oppression while supporting religious freedom for Russians.
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Sovereien
Sovereien Atate
United
Tyrammy
Nazi
Germany
Soviet
Fulton J. Sheen
Catholic ‘University
Washington
Catholic Weekly
America
Vatican Radio
Camape
Annuario Pontiftto
Vatican
United States
Farag
Toree
Teigitus
Stalin
Soviets
Communist Party
Soviet Russia
Fordham Law Review
Vladimir Grovekt
Massia
Rome
Joan Alden Last Mayflower Company Member Dies
Joan Alden, the final survivor of the Mayflower company, died on September 1, 1687, leaving a historic link to the ship’s voyage and the early Plymouth colony.
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Joan Alden
Mayflower Company
City Faces Flood Threat From Rising River
Oklahoma City braces for record flood levels as river crests near 16 feet. Federal observer notes rain will not significantly raise the crest beyond expectations after 1923 record of 29.9 feet. Residents along the North Fork face overflow risk as winds shift and centers prepare emergency measures.
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Oklahoma
Ayas
Harry ‘Watlgren
Ingleside Woman's Funeral Set
Ingleside woman Mrs. John Cook, 25, died Tuesday at KlebergCounty Hospital. Funeral services to be held Thursday afternoon in Grand Prairie, with survivors including husband John Cook and mother Mrs. O R Hinton of Ingleside.
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Hingeville
John 8. Cook
Ingleside
Kleberg County
Grand Prairie
John & Cook
O. R. Hinton
Tagleside
Judge Fines Self On Parking Count
Augusta Ga October 10 7 Judge Berry Elson of recorder court got a ticket for double parking on a downtown street He called his own case in court and fined himself one dollar
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Self
Augusta
Berry Elson
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