Lindbergh Speech Sparks Protests Across New York
A Brooklyn gathering and New York leaders denounced Charles Lindbergh for anti Jewish remarks during a Hotel Astoria luncheon honoring Robert Erskine Ely. Clergy politicians and civic figures urged Americans to reject religious and racial intolerance and defend free speech while opposing any policy tied to prejudice.
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Brooklyn Institute
Iris and
Edward M. Galligan
Long Island
Knights of Columbus
Antip Iy
Pot
Thomas E.cimries A. Lindworth
In & Aafier
John A. Wasner
New York State Police
Alfred ©. Smith
Sunday
Journal
Americat
Shipbuilder Peter to Russian navy dreams rise
A fragmentary tale follows a boy named Peter who, from age ten, learns carpentry, smithing, and shipbuilding under harsh conditions at Bebraer and Lake Pleshtchi. He dreams of a Russian navy, builds a ship with Dutch help, gains popular support, and faces royal intrigue as he becomes ruler with church and people behind him.
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Peter
Wanan
Ivan
Royal Guard
Evan
Sophia
Sec
Natalia
Jeter
Berga Troltaky
Petey
Sophie
Tisatans
Amazing Tonic Promises Vitality and Digestive Help
A vintage advertisement touts a tonic claimed to boost looks energy digestion and blood strength. It describes revived appetite, better stomach action and renewed vigor, urging those run down or stressed to try the liquid formula for healthier cheeks and overall vitality.
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Cox
Ube
Eric
Quote dispute over Jews and casualties in wartime
Maurice Pitegerab, Queens sheriff, disputes a charge against Jews and their wartime sacrifices. Mark Starr of the International Ladies Garment Workers' Union and the American Federation of Teachers warns that the rhetoric is dangerous, signaling rising tensions in wartime discourse.
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Maurice Pitegerab
Queens
Tindbergh
Ater
Mark Starr
International Ladies Garment. Workers’ Union
The
American Federation of Teachers
Navy Is Ordered To Attack Subs
Navy is ordered to attack subs as public debate over veracity of claims continues. Knox emphasizes there is no doubt of the American stance and Roosevelt’s Thursday night address pledges aid to Griffin in the fight against Hitler. The secretary warns that peace through inaction risks loss of freedoms and insists readiness to fight if necessary.
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George Harvey
Queens
America
L. Humphrey Walz
Second Presbyterian Church
Ninety-sixth Street
Centr Park West
Lindsbergh
Des Moines
Lindbergh
Abinchay Cay
Loydbergh
Knox
Roosevelt
Griffin
Hitler
Hearing Set On Air Route From Dallas To Monterrey
Washington aviation board to hear American Utilities Inc request to establish a Monterrey branch for a new trans continental route from California via El Paso and Dallas to New York. The plan seeks rights to include Eagle Pass Laredo or San Antonio, with a San Antonio representative to discuss participation. Meeting set for next Monday at noon.
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Vi Aeronautics
Washington
American vAtilities, Inc
Birling
el Paso
Dallas-Fort Worth
Mexico City
Monterrey
B. L. Bridgman
San Antonio
Laredo
Aviation Committee
Bridgmen
American Airlines
California
Fl Paso
Dallas
New York
Bombs and Guns Terrorize Zagreb Croatia
In Zagreb Croatia a series of blasts in the central telephone exchange and elsewhere wounded many. A German major is among the injured as hidden machine guns were used in attacks across the city on Sunday.
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Zagreb
Croatia
Vie
Berlin
Roosevelt heads new aerial navigators class at Kelly Field
Captain Elliott Roosevelt son of the president arrives in San Antonio to join the first student officer class at the aerial navigators school. The program trains 60 cadets with Roosevelt as the lead, awaiting completion of the course by December 27 before transfer to the aircraft observer track at Brooks Field. Mrs Roosevelt accompanies him to the St Anthony hotel for registration.
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Elliott Roosevelt
Eerial Paymeatours
Brooks
Brooks Field
Roase. Ivelle
HL TR. Harmon
Kelly Field School
Linwt
James Davies
Curmandant
G. B. Dany
West Gation School
Allied War Aid Includes Supplies and Modern Planes
A U S report details lend lease support to China with cargo vessels and materials for Burma road resurfacing through Yunnan. It notes modern fighter planes joining the Chinese air force, and lists other nations receiving aid including Poland Greece Yugoslavia Norway Belgium. A critic cites Lindbergh as dangerous and ignorant. The Very Rev James P B de Wolff warns against religious influence in democracy.
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Stace Nea
Ching
Burma
Yunnan
Poland
Canada
Greece
Middle East
Yugoslavia
Norway
Belgium
Belgian Congo
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