Dies Pledges Drive to Trap Soviet Agents
Washington report on the Dies Committee push to locate and expose Soviet espionage in the United States. Testimony described a man using President Roosevelt’s name to gain protection, and Secret Service involvement. Contempt proceedings and potential further questions were noted as the committee pressed inquiries.
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Dies Committee
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Roosevelt Name Appears on Communist Card Trial Talk
Dies Committee probes Russian agent reports in Washington promising action via Speaker Vandenberg and federal officials. Witnesses include editor Cinence Hathaway of Bally Worker and Soviet officials sought in New York. A Pittsburgh Communist, James H. Dolsen, refused to name the signer "Franklin D. Roosevelt" on a party book, prompting contempt measures.
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Ties
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James H. Dolsen
Pittsburgh
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Britain Refuses to Recognize Chinese Puppet Regime
London reports Britain will not recognize the Wang Ching Wei puppet regime proposed to govern parts of China. In response to Japanese questions, the government reaffirmed it recognizes only Chiang Kai-shek’s legal government in China.
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China
Loncoln
Wang Ching-Wei
Daping
Wang
Chiang Kei-Shek
Chive
Teaching Business Management As Duty Of College Penn Yau
Dr Wiisha Sing and Sebie Gulegy urge high schools to teach business management to meet youth needs. They argue traditional commercial subjects like typing and shorthand no longer fit job markets. A survey by Dr Stump supports expanding commercial education to provide essential knowledge for aspiring entrepreneurs and business owners.
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Matce
Wiisha Sing
Sebie Gulegy
Stump
Cannett to campaign for Republican nomination in fast tour
New York publisher Frank Cannett resumes campaign with a string of speeches. He will fly from North Dakota to address women Republicans in New York City, then speak at a James town youth event in North Carolina and attend a mass meeting in Milwaukee on March 20. He then heads to Lincoln, Nebraska for April 5 events before the state primary. Campaign manager C Nebo Sparks cites rising demand for a business man headed national government.
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Frank Cannett
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Dakota
Tomostow
Women's National Republicain
Rochester
Jamestown
N.C
Milwaukee
Gannett
Milwalker
Lincoln
Neb
C. Nebo Sparks
Sparks
Ashurst Brushes Off Lynch Bill Query
Chairman Ashurst of the committee dismisses a Senate query on the contentious bill. He calls the questioner foolish for attempting to understand past or future events, signaling a firm stance amid the session.
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Lynch
Washington
Senate
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DeAriz
Sir Richard Squires Dies at 60 in St Johns Newfoundland
Sir Richard Squires diplomat and former prime minister of Newfoundland died early today in St Johns after six months illness. He was knighted in 1921 and had held several high profile posts including his service as a Liberal figure and diplomat with ties to Washington and New York regarding American trade.
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Supreme Court of
Nanefoundland
Richard
Washington
New York
Newfoundland
Burns Named In Love Theft Jailing Plot
Los Angeles based case involving comedian Burns and plaintiff Dani W Hoge alleges a plot to jail Burns over claims of theft. Hoge says he was abducted in Wilmington on December 4, 1998, forced to deny Burns stole property and signed releases. Paramount and lawyers are named. Burns says Hoge was coerced and later apologized. District Attorney’s office records are cited. multiple unnamed and Jane Does named. The suit links Paramount figures and a 1915 note of French troops in Hartmannsweilerkont.
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Los Angeles
Bd Burne
Tim Uni
Dani Lel W. Hoge
Elvit Onglnet
Fron Histrans
Wilmington
Ay Deni
Buns
Mile
Burns
Paramount
Hoye
Hoge
Bob
John Hivin
District Attorney's
Chicago
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PWA Chief Set to Testify in Dam Dispute Hearing
Federal court resumed hearings on the dam dispute as PWA chief testifies. Governor and state officials faced temporary restraining orders while the United States seeks to halt completion, with Justice Williams and others scrutinizing jurisdiction and dam funding. Witnesses included a Washington Carmory official and remarks from the Governor amid heated exchanges.
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John M. Cumyady
Federa
Poenanvell
Guy, Leon
C. Phillinsatnte
Robert L. Wiliams
Wesalled
Nly
U. S. Supreme Court
Carmory
Washington
Dany
Williams Geclsted
Phillips
Williams
Sserow
Hitler
Frederick B. Wiener
U. S
Bern
Oklahoma
Home remedy claims quick rheumatic pain relief
An old advertisement promotes RueEx Compound as a cheap home remedy for rheumatic pain and neuritis. It instructs mixing lemon juice with a RuEx tablet dissolved in water, taking two tablets twice daily, and promises relief within 48 hours or a complete refund if no improvement. The claim cites drugstore availability and pharmacist approval.
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