Policy of Justice on indictments and labor trusts debated
A Washington dispatch discusses how the Department of Justice uses criminal indictments to regulate labor organizations and business practices under the Sherman and related laws. It explains the process for labor unions to disclose facts to the department and how state action follows if the department finds violations.
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Department of Justice Prosecution Tactics and Labor Cases
A historical critique argues the Justice Department uses criminal indictments and consent decrees to pressure unions and labor groups. It cites dissenting opinions, the tobacco industry, and a 1919 Apex case, noting the department’s perceived selective enforcement and political influence on court outcomes.
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Department
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Department of Justice Pey
Department of Justice
Department of Surtice
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Planing
Supreme Court
U S Ban on Scrap Exports Shocks Japan Relations
U S bans scrap metals petroleum and products in a move that strains Japan and affects Western plans. Washington signals a firmer stance as Tokyo faces new bargaining leverage amid fears over rubber and Dutch East Indies supplies. The result could heighten tensions in the Far East and shift naval strategy.
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Japan
de Gotion
Ronstvelt
Wnipgen
Germany
Gemany
Ttaly
Spain
Aining
Tokyo
United States
Netherliaes
Andies
Amorim
Washington
Japary
America
Far East
Aso
Atlantic
Sapan
Ang Koes
Berlin Plan Dictates Trade Terms to United States
Germany's Economics Minister Walther Funk warns the United States it must accept Berlin's terms or face a European-wide lockout. He vows that the Reich will dictate trade via forced production alignment and use of currency to balance balances, with expansion of a totalitarian economic system across Europe and beyond.
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Germany
Walther Funk
United States
South American
Éan
South America
America
Funk
Minsister
Ben
Britain
Frerkess
Teast
Powerful Air Bases Confront Russia Across Bering Strait
Reported secret activities near the Bering Strait raise concern over Soviet air bases and possible threat to Alaska. Observers note the closeness of Stalin's domain to U S territory as tensions mount amid uncertain maneuvers across the frigid frontier.
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Russia
Bering Strait
Alaska
Stalin
United States
War fears rise as Russia bases near Alaska coast
Amid rising tension Uncle Sam fears Russian naval air bases along the coast in a distant zone. The United States prepares across Army and Navy fronts, while Alaska contemplates a sixth possible element. Timber conditions affect readiness and risk avoidance.
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Hussia Mabuteias
Alaska
Russia
Ables
Lo Volvo
Gallup Polls Show Willkie Rising in GOPRaces Before Convention
An Institute of Public Opinion poll led by George A Gallup shows Wendell Willkie gaining while Dewey and Taft fall within the GOP. A nationwide test conducted Tuesday to Thursday placed Willkie at 44 percent, Dewey 25, Taft 4, with Willkie leading delegates in Philadelphia on the eve of the nomination.
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Willkie
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Taft
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Guard Against Panto Fomented by Foe
A report warns that Nazi agents masquerading as French soldiers stirred panic in occupied areas, triggering false rumors and road blockades. It cites how such fifth column tactics created mass panic in Norway and the Low Countries and outlines New York City plans to counter future plots.
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The Tax Burden and Citizen Duty in Democracy
In this opinion piece the author argues taxes press middle class wages and equity, noting high income taxes and social security costs. It asserts the citizen’s duty to protest excessive levies while preserving rights to say how tax money is used, warning that government power to tax equates to power to destroy.
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The Human Side for the News on Global Roads and History
A sprawling, editorials style piece reflects on world highways from ancient trade routes to modern infrastructure. It weaves in references to Silk Road Chisholm Trail and the march of empires, contrasting past journeys with present state planning and future roads.
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Texas
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Kansas
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Our Readers Viewpoints on Letters to the Editor
A fragmented readers section appears. The text hints at opinions about litter and carers, with garbled phrases and missing details. It suggests eligibility rules and stamps but lacks coherent facts.
Wartime propaganda and calls for action in a newspaper fragment
A damaged OCR fragment features blurred wartime rhetoric urging immediate action in response to German bombing. It references Hitler and calls for bold measures, mentioning children, cities, and a nationwide mood of urgency without clear factual detail.
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Washington Wood
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Fragmentary Quote on Liberty and Freedom
A partial observed line discusses liberty as the measure of all other rights, asserting that true freedom cannot be merely nominal and must be substantive in practice. The fragment hints at the value of genuine freedom beyond cosmetic assurances.
Raymond Clapper on Britain Germany and prolonging war
Raymond Clapper argues the Allied fight may extend longer than expected. He questions feeding conquered peoples and the British blockade's impact while noting German victories were aided by feeble French and British support. He cites German landing plans and Britain’s strong air defense as factors shaping the struggle.
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Darth
Invasion and food politics in wartime Britain
A fragmented prewar discussion outlines fears of a German invasion and Britain's blockade strategy. It weighs U S food aid to Europe against the risk of feeding enemy holds, noting Roosevelts view on shortages and Hoover’s concerns. The piece canvasses starvation, supply lines, and the moral dilemma of aiding Europe or pressing for German defeat.
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Gerany
Roosevelt
Europe
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Berber Roerer
United States
America
Germany
General Johnson Recalls Shenanigans In Mail Schemes
In a July column, Hugh S. Johnson dismisses most proposed schemes as impractical while noting one in a thousand that might work. He cites a Gulf Stream powered hot water radiator concept and mocks an inventor claiming a chicken could step two tanks, reflecting a skeptical view of World War I era wartime schemes.
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Wes
Wessa
Weno
Gulf Stream
Earessisr
Paul Mallon on National Affairs Preparation and Policy
The commentary discusses preparation and tone for discussing national matters. It notes emphasis on economic prudence and cautious political posture. The piece references press and public discourse in Washington and related commentary.
Humorous Plan on Ocean Currents and Defense Fears
A speculative piece argues about hydrodynamics and the Gulf Stream as a potential weapon against Hitler. It notes water flow is empirical, not purely mathematical, and suggests building a miniature Atlantic model is impractical. The author warns about dangerous wartime ideas while pondering defense possibilities.
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de Wwaler
Journalists as Prophets and Public Trust in Forecasts
A defense of the journalist's role as a predictor of policy and risk. The author argues that foreseeing political and national direction aids the public in planning, despite pressures from politicians and editors. He insists prophecy is a legitimate facet of journalism when presented as informed estimation rather than firm prediction.
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EL Argo
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