Misplaced emphasis on first and second Communist indictments
The piece argues press focus on the initial 11 and the later 21 is faulty noting 8 of 32 fugitives from justice. It states higher Kremlin orders control the party and cites the Alger Hiss testimony to claim spies dealt with non official party figures. It names William Z Foster as top theorized U S Communist leader.
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Medina
FBI
George
Communist Party
Communist International
Kremlin
Alger Hiss
Divergent Groups of Communists Dominated by Theorists and Intellection
The piece contrasts George Sokolsky and Eugene Dennis with a second tier of Communist leaders led by A L Trachtenberg Isidore Begun Louis Weinstock Alexander Bittelman Victor J. Jerome Jacob Mindel Israel Amter and Elizabeth Gurley Flynn. It argues these theorists shaped policy and culture influencing race religion and opinions in the United States and highlights Flynn as a central organizer tied to early IWW history.
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Eugene Dennis
Dennis
A. L. Trachtenberg
Isidore Begun
Louis Weinstock
Alexander Bittelman
Victor J. Jerome
Jacob Mindel
Israel Amter
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Trachtenberg
Jerome
Hollywood
Mindel
Bittelman
Soviet Russia
Communist Party
United States
Big Bill Haywood
Carlo Tresca
Paterson
I.W.W
Tresca
New York
King Features Service, Inc
Labor progress through steady union work in America
Allan S. Haywood fills in for Victor Riesel to discuss labor history, noting that unions grew through patient, collective bargaining and leadership under Philip Murray. He argues that everyday union efforts raise living standards and civic life, despite public focus on strikes and corruption stories.
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America
Victor Riesel
Jimmy Higgins
Hamburg
Post-Hall Syndicate, Inc
Fulton’s Folly on Money and Travel Freedom
A passionate dissent against anti money sentiment and a congressman’s bid to cancel visas for 17 Americans planning luxury European tours. The piece mocks taxation, wealth, and political zeal, arguing rich travelers should not face removal of travel rights and criticizing calls to detain or punish the wealthy.
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United States
Uncle Sam
Representative Fulton
New York
Public anger over income limits echoes in political feuds
The piece contrasts a past Roosevelt joke about capping income at 25 000 with today’s partisan clashes over wealth and property. It notes harsh labels from both parties and the call for the rich to withdraw from public life, reflecting a fraught national debate on economics and public funds.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
International News Service
National League Totals And Game Box Scores
Baseball summary with Cincinnati New York Chicago Philadelphia and St Louis results. Includes player line scores box scores and pitching details for Ramsdell Hearn Koslo Erskine Presko Munger and others with run totals, hits, errors, and attendance.
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Meeks
Former Cubs manager Frankie Frisch hints at job prospects
Former Chicago Cubs manager Frankie Frisch, now back in New Rochelle, explained his resignation came after the front office refused to rehire him for 1952. He said the club wanted a winner immediately, noted injuries to stars like Roy Smalley, and hinted he has possible job prospects while enjoying a long overdue break at home.
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N. Y
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Frankie Frisch
Frisch
Chicago
Cubs
Roy Smalley
Phil Cavarretta
Four Winners Posted In Atwood Lake Races
John Rundt and Harry Zimmer of Canton won the morning and afternoon Lightning Class races at Atwood Lake. Kenneth Spahr of Atwood Village led the Thistle Class in both sessions, with Ed McCain and Paul Reeves of Canton taking second and third in the morning Lightning race. Aaron Schantz and A T Davis of North Canton were second and third in the afternoon. Zimmer Reeves and McCain advance to next Sunday’s Rocky River Yacht Club elimination races with the top four boats heading to Toledo for the world championship in September.
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Harry Zimmer
Canton
Atwood Lake
Kenneth Spahr
Atwood Village
Ed McCain
Paul Reeves
Aaron Schantz
A. T. Davis
North Canton
Richard James
Magnolia
William Engel
Dan Whitacre
Waynesburg
Zimmer
Reeves
McCain
Rocky River Yacht Club
Toledo
Francis Ouimet Wins 1913 U.S. Open at Age 20
Francis Ouimet of Boston became the first amateur champion of the U S Open in 1913 after winning in a triple playoff at age 20, marking a historic early triumph for an amateur golfer.
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Francis Ouimet
Boston
Del Mar Opens Tuesday to 40 Day Summer Meet
Del Mar California marks its 12th season with a 40 day program starting Tuesday. The opening day offers two six furlong sprints the $3,000 inaugural for three year olds with purses under $5,000 since May 10 and the $3,000 Vacationland for fillies and mares, continuing west coast racing after Hollywood Park.
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del Mar
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Hollywood Park
Stockons Defeat Carrollton Eagles in Class A Baseball
Stockons defeated the Carrollton Eagles 9 to 6 on Saturday night to retain a strong independent Class A record. Tony Tollotti led the win with a double and two singles while Ralph Beck, in his season debut, matched Tollotti with three hits.
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Carrollton Eagles
Lee Stockon, Inc
Tony Tollotti
Ralph Beck
Welch Girls Bow to Annions in Columbus Softball Clash
Welch Funeral Home girls softball team lost 4 to 2 Saturday at Columbus to the Ann iTons.
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WELCH
Welch Funeral Home
Columbus
AnniTons
Golf scores and standings from the Fairway page
Fairway lists final scores including Szasz at 83 and 79 for Fairway competitor 79 for Szasz and others. Notable counts show Jim Bertram 73 Dusty Rhoads 75 Arno Mueller 75 Ray Griser 78 Myron Boyd 73 Don Kep ler 74 Don Hewer 74 Cliff Pattinson 75 Jim Ikins 76 Bill Wojanis 77 Lou Soldatis 79.
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Szasz
Jim Bertram
Dusty Rhoads
Arno Mueller
Ray Griser
Myron Boyd
Don Kepler
Don Hewer
Cliff Pattinson
Jim Ikins
Bill Wojanis
Lou Soldatis
Mother Sees Son Die In Columbus Auto Race
Dana Estep 25 of Columbus was killed in a three car crash at Powell speedway while his mother Hazel Estep from Charleston W Va watched his first race. He died of a skull fracture after his car rolled four times on the first turn collision.
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Columbus
Dana
Speedy) Estep
Powell Speedway
Estep
Hazel Estep
Charleston
W. Va
American Track Stars Sweep Osaka Meet Record
In Osaka on July 23, a leading American track squad led by Mal Whitfield swept most events, winning 12 of 14 and all seven on Saturday. Whitfield captured the 400 meters in 47.9 seconds, setting a new Japanese mark and tying a prior Japanese record from Tokyo.
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Osaka
Japan
Ohio State
Mal Whitfield
Whitfield
Tokyo
Thrilling Western Open Drive By Johnny Palmer
Johnny Palmer recounts a dramatic finish at Salt Lake City Country Club for the Western Open, recounting a tee shot out of bounds, a long second drive, and a four wood over a canyon to clinch the win. Palmer, born 1918 in North Carolina, has dominated golf, winning the Western Open in 1947 and the PGA Championship in 1949, with the World Championship at Chicago in 1960 highlighting his career.
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Johnny Palmer
Associated Press
Salt Lake City Country Club
Johnny Pelmer
Eolorado
N. C
Chicago
Bobby Locke
Porky Oliver
Tam O Shanter
Local Sports Highlights and Golf Victory Narrative
Haphazard schedule notes show multiple local baseball and football items at Kerte Memeris Field and Stadium No 1. A golf championship recount details a 1949 Tam O Shanter win, final score 4 70, with tense play on 18th hole and playoff victory over Demarest.
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Ford Meteore Ve Maelenes Meorere
Ferrares Bakery
Stabhihebhe
Kerte Memeris Field
Amateur Johnny Goodman Wins U.S. Open in 1933
Johnny Goodman of Omehes becomes the last amateur to win the U.S. Open, achieving the championship in 1933. This rare feat marks a historic moment for amateur golf amid professional dominance.
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Omehes
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