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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1941

Page

7

Lindbergh as Figurehead of Fascist Movement Says Educator

Dr Max Lerner, political science professor at Williams College, told the 11th annual conference of the State Association of Teachers and Normal School Faculties that Charles A Lindbergh is the figurehead of a fascist movement aiming to set up a new Vichy government to cooperate with Hitler. He warned that if Hitler becomes world minister, America cannot cope alone.

Lindbergh Buffalo Max Lerner Willams College Charles A. Lindbergh Witler Lerner State Association of Teachers Hitler Amerca

Cash and Carry Kidney Relief Adimony

Backache relief claim targets tired kidneys as the cause of pain and fatigue. Warns of symptoms like swelling, restless sleep, and frequent urination, urging readers to ask their druggist for Doane’s Pills for kidney support and toxin flush from the blood.

Nature Dean

Ship-Arming for War Debate Surges in Congressional Hearing

Congressional hearings on arming ships intensify as representatives clash over record keeping and public hearings. Chairman Bloom rules executive session after protests from Rep Vorys and others, as cabinet members defend removing a ban amid claims of immediate needs for merchantmen.

Vorys Ohio Bloom Tman Luther A. Johnson D-Tex Allence Representative Mundt R-S.d Mundt Navy Hull Stimson Knox Star Chamber House Foreign Affairs Committee R-S. D D-N. Y Frances P. Bolton

Navy Leaders Cite Merchant Ship Armament Rationale

Admiral Harold R Stark testifies that arming merchant ships aims to deter air attacks. Representative Rogers quotes Stark on Navy anti aircraft gun readiness. Secretary Knox urges repeal of the Neutrality Act as an impossible preemption of unknown future risks.

Harold R. Stark Naval Operations Rogers R-Mass Stark Knox

RAF Plane Cadets Struggle With English U S Style

Dallas October 14 RAF air cadets face language barriers learning English American style in U S training. Air Marshal A G Garrod, chief training officer, notes terminology and phrasing differ greatly and even directives over loudspeakers caused confusion on descent.

RAF Dallas Tex United States A. ‘G. Garrod England Royal Air Force

RAF Blitzes Reich Cities and Shipping in Night Action

The British said 28 planes were shot down in heavy fighting over the English Channel. Civilians were killed or wounded in western Germany while two raiders were downed. The air ministries reported only light enemy air activity over eastern England with minimal damage and no casualties.

Hjelte Fjord Norway Berlin English Channel Germany Air Ministry Ministry of Home Security England

Fascists Claim Hits On Two British Warships

Italian airmen torpedoed a British battleship and a 10 000 ton cruiser in the eastern Mediterranean, the High Command said, reported from Rome on October 14.

Rome Mediterranean High Command

New Economy Nash Promises Low Cost Motoring

Advertisement touts a 1942 Nash as an affordable leader in efficiency and comfort. It boasts 25 to 30 miles per gallon on highways, soft coil springs, two way roller steering, unitized body and frame, a Sedan Sleeper bed for trips, and Nash conditioned air. Readers are urged to visit dealers like Ada for a test drive.

Nash America Ada

Mediterranean air war report highlights mixed losses

A wartime communique says ships exchanged heavy gunfire with one raid plane badly damaged but returning to base. It notes 11 British planes destroyed by German Italian forces, with no Italian planes lost, and reports British raids on Derna Tripoli being without damage or casualties. Tobruk raid frustrated by anti aircraft guns. Five British planes shot down over Buqbuq and Salum.

Mediterranean North Africa Derna Tripolis

Press Preserving Fairness of Radio Urges Duty for Press

Philip Hochstein editor of the Newark Star Ledger argues in Atlantic City that the American press bears a heavier burden as it must preserve radio fairness. Speaking at Kiwanis New Jersey district gathering, he says radio fairness stems from external influences and a deep seated public sense of fair play.

Hochstein Atlantic City N. J Philip Hochtsein Newark Star-Ledger Kiwanis International New Jersey

O Dwyer Attacks LaGuardia Over Communist Tie In Race

District Attorney William O Dwyer charged that Mayor LaGuardia helped engineer Israel Amter's withdrawal to win Communist support. He labeled the plan a Communist scheme and accused LaGuardia of silence aiding Communist control of the American Labor Party. Chadbourne of the LaGuardia supporters questioned O Dwyer's overtures and urged focus on municipal issues.

O’dwyer LaGuardia New York William O'Dwyer F. H. LaGuardia Israel Amter O'Dwyer Arter American Labor Party Wiliam M. Chadbourne Citizens Committee

Continued Spicer Strike Tangles Labor Troubles Nationwide

The continued Spicer strike and related labor actions halt work at Midland Steel in Cleveland and affect Willys Overland in Toledo, with 100000 workers hung over a two week stoppage. Studebaker closes its passenger car division. Ingalls Shipbuilding urges drastic steps. 600 carpenters walk at Houston Shipbuilding for working conditions. The UMW signea a union shop contract affecting 22000 workers in 22 mines. AFL delegates in Seattle back a three day work week and paid vacations, while railroad unions push for emergency compensation plan drawing fire from leaders.

C.I.0 Midland Steel Products Company Cleveland Willys-Overland Motors, Inc Toledo Hudson Buick Studebaker Corporation C.S0 Ingalls Shipbuilding Corporation Pascagoula Miss International A.F. of A. F. of L. Carpenters Houston (Texas United Mine Workers C.I. QO Harlan County Coal Operators Association American Federation of Labor Seattle A.F. of L William Green Britain Canada A. F. of L Chicago F. G. Gurley Carriers’ Conference Committee Roosevelt George M. Harrison Railway Clerks’ Union FL Whitney Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Gurley

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