Democrats Hit Critics of Hull Policies
The article reports Democrats attacking isolationists and praising a State Department plan to study a world organization akin to the Moscow accord. It notes Senator Tunnell's rally speech in Baltimore and quotes Connally on foreign policy limits. Republicans Ball Austin and Bridges commend the State Department move.
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Washington
Demeres Rashad
Connally
WOOK
State Department
Amd
Sinte Hen
Promacy
Connabs
Hull
Congress
Senator Tunnell
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Charce
Baltimore
Tunnel
America
Europe
Ee Department
United States
Great Britain
China
Moscow
Ball
R-Minn
Austin
R-Vt
Senator Bridges
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Memphis Hit by Freak Hailstorm Causes Damage and Injuries
Memphis endured a severe hailstorm that shattered hundreds of windows and damaged property and crops. The storm, described as a freight train, produced seven to eight inch stones, injured a child and a man, and disrupted power lines and church services amid floods and lightning. Damage runs into hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Memphis
Weather Bureau
F. Flw
Brist
Radium Capsule Missing From Buffalo Casting Plant
Buffalo police search for a 15 000 curie radium sulphate capsule lost from the Bison Casting Company. The one inch device detects flaws in metal and, if used, could cause fatal flesh burns within minutes. It was leased from the Canadian Radium and Uranium Company of New York City.
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Buffalo
Bison Casting Company
Radium and Uranium Company
New York City
Peterson's Ointment Becomes Nationwide Piles Relief
A 320 year old account notes two Buffalo druggists curing itching and smarting from piles with a cooling astringent ointment. The famous Peterson's Ointment gained wide fame in thousands of homes and was sold in 35 cent boxes or 60 cent tubes with applicator. Money back if not delighted.
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Buffalo
Peterson
Australian Bishops Urge Rome Shielded From War Turmoil
Catholic bishops of Australia issued a statement protesting the destruction of historic cities and civilian life in war. They urge leaders in Australia Britain the United States Russia Germany and Japan to avoid making Rome a battleground and address the crisis through peace.
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Rome
Melbourne
Australia
Lord Gowrie
United States
Russia
Germany
Japan
Albany Area Milk Boost To Be Fought
The Office of Price Administration vows a crackdown on a proposed price rise for Hudson Mohawk milk in the Albany area. State officials dispute the move, with the Agriculture Department conducting a referendum on raising the minimum Class 1 milk price by about two cents a quart.
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Albany
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Lester W. Herzog
Herz
Agriculture Department
Eben
Chester du Mond
Herzoxe
du Mond
Wind Flattens Home As Train Passes, Three Hurt
Last night a windstorm wrecked a Mullins home on the Minos Central Railroad tracks. Mr and Mrs Thomas Mullins and their five year old son were injured and treated at Jackson hospital for cuts and bruises after Mullins pulled them from the debris before the freight train struck.
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Jaceson
Sliss
Thomas Mullins
Fara
Minos Central
Mullins
Jackson
Hearing urged on producer petition to set new order
The speaker says hearings are needed after 35 percent of producers petitioned to grant a new order. He notes producers want an increase and voting continues until tomorrow. He claims compliance with state and federal law, while noting Herzog argues federal law supersedes state law.
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du Mond
Herzog
Hierzox
Dies and Winchell Exchange Barbs in Staged Debate
Washington reports a staged radio debate and a personal meeting at Station WMAL between Chairman Martin Dies and Walter Winchell. Dies accused Winchell of being used by a powerful, financed enterprise vilifying public figures, while Winchell challenged Dies to subpoena him or take the matter to court.
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Martin Dies
D-Tex
Please Committee
Walter Winchel
WMAL
Winchel
Dies
Brosscast
Winchell
Hillman’s shifting stance on Communists in unions and politics
A critical letter contests Hillman’s 1940 stance against Communists in unions. It argues he later embraces Communist-linked groups and endorses a united front, citing past CIO warnings, ACTUAL opposition to Communists, and calls to reject the 1944 Hillman Plan. It concludes that Leopards never change their spots.
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Atlantic City
Sidney Hillman
Hillman
Tcas
United Front
Bob
Mr. Hillman
CIO
America
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