Roosevelt Treaty With Soviet Russia Criticized for Failures
The article recalls the 1933 Roosevelt Litvinov treaty with Soviet Russia pledging to restrain subversive activity in the United States. It asserts the Russians failed to meet terms, instead building a public and secret apparatus to destroy traditional American life through infiltration, corruption, and propaganda across writing, lectures, and film.
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Yes
Soviet Russia
Roosevelt
Litvinov
United States
The Communist Revolution and American Civilization
An analysis arguing that cooperation between Communists and the New Deal from 1936 to 1945 corrupted American life. It claims Marxism denies God and moral law, justifies murder for survival, and criticizes Judge Fuld for labeling Communists, warning that Marxist influence threatens civilization more than economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Germany
Fuld
New York
Judge Fuld
King Features Syndicate
Amputee Veterans to Battle at Polo Grounds Event
Bob Anderson, 25, leads an arm amputee baseball team against leg amputees in the 17th annual charity game at the Polo Grounds on July 26. The aims include boosting attendance to about 30 000 and raising funds for an amputee information and research center, while showcasing veterans’ abilities and challenging employment discrimination against disabled players.
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New York
Bob Anderson
Polo Grounds
Hal Boyle
National Amputation Foundation
Capt. Anderson
Amputee builds trucking business and aids peers
Hal Boyle profiles Bob Anderson, an Army amputee who failed to get bank loans, started a four-truck egg route, now earns 12000 a year, and aims to help other amputees start small businesses on a share-alike basis. He notes his disability is an asset and he plans to grow into a white collar truckman.
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Bob
Anderson
The
Associated Press
Weekend Farmers on a Roseate Daydream in N J
A witty portrait of New Yorkers who escape to the country for weekends, then return to city life with a mix of longing and comic self awareness. The piece lampoons urban weekend farmers, their fatigue, cravings, and the fleeting romance of rural idleness.
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Davidson
Myself
Weekend Farmer Dilemma in Inez Robb’s Column
Inez Robb muses on the paradoxes of weekend farming, noting dishpan hands and backaches from home duties. She jokes about the psychic trauma of the weekend farmer and wonders why he labors in town all week only to toil again in the country on weekends. The piece playfully questions whether the farmer seeks rest in town or keeps hammering himself for relief.
Linda Darnell Sister Injured in Rodeo Stunt
Monte Maloya Darnell, 20, Linda Darnell's sister, was dragged 200 feet, burned, lost a tooth, and shocked after a rodeo stunt in Sonoma California. She and two black horses failed to clear a burning hoop, the hoop collapsed, and Monte indicated she will ride again despite the serious injuries.
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Sonoma
Calif
Linda Darnell
Monte Maloya Darnell
Monte
Monte Maloya
Linda
Irrigated Corn Proves Water Boost In Davis Study
In Davis California University of California tests show irrigated sweet corn yields rise dramatically over unirrigated types with a 2000 percent increase. Prof. J H MacGillivray notes plant weight tracks water input, linking growth directly to irrigation.
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Davis
Calif
University of California
J. H. MacGillivray
Eggs Toughened by High Heat and Overcooking
Cooking eggs at high temperatures makes them tougher and overcooking also hardens the texture. This prompts cooks to control heat and time to maintain tenderness and avoid rubbery results.
Roulette Wheels Found on Old New York Estate
New York state police raided a Rockland County estate near Valley Cottage and arrested eight men on gambling charges. A 150 year old Dutch colonial residence on Old Mill road, spanning 315 acres, housed two roulette wheels and two dice tables in a large living room. William Prower, 33, of New York City, faced a $200 fine for operating the establishment. the seven others were fined $100 each. Paul Belico, 38, of Steubenville, Ohio, was among them.
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Valley Cottage
N. Y
New York State
Rockland County
Old Mill Road
William Prower
New York City
Paul Belico
Steubenville
License suspended for Newcomerstown Eagles aerie beer permit
The State Board of Liquor Control suspended the low power beer license of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Newcomerstown Aerie for 45 days for unlawful possession of liquor.
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Newcomerstown
State Board of Liquor Control
Order of Eagles, Newcomerstown Aerie
Dress pattern 4629 for jaunty capelet outfits
Vintage pattern notice invites readers to order pattern 4629 for two capelet outfits and a sundress design in sizes 12 through 20. Requires 3% yards of 35 inch fabric for size 16 and a 25 cent coin submission to Anne Adams through The Canton Repository. Include name, address, zone size, and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Canton Repository
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
When to worry about a child's speech delay
The article explains that gradual speech development varies by child. By age two to two and a half, lack of words or only mimicked speech warrants checking. Factors like poor health malnutrition hearing issues or shy temperament can slow speech. Doctors or specialists should assess. avoid premature labeling.
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King Features Syndicate
Needlecraft Pattern 646 for Pineapple Hoop Skirt
Crochet directions for a pineapple design hoop skirt promoted as a collector’s item. Includes instructions to mail 20 cents and pattern 646 to The Canton Repository Needlecraft Dept. at Flatbush Station Brooklyn N Y with name address and zone printed plainly.
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Canton Repository
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Flatbush Station
Brooklyn
N. Y
Carle Family Longtime Kingston Residents
In Kingston the Carle family traces roots to a 119 year old settlement on Carle street where the first members settled and descendants still reside nearby.
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Kingston
Carle
Carle Street
Canadians Vote On Liberal Rule Likely shift in Canadian government
Canadians cast ballots from the Yukon to Newfoundland to decide whether Louis St. Laurent’s Liberal party will remain in power or yield to George Drew’s Progressive Conservative party. Quebec’s swing, with Duplessis and Houde backing Drew, looms large as results begin to show late tonight.
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Toronto
Yukon
Newfoundland
Louis St. Laurent
Liberal Party
George Drew
House of Commons
St. Laurent
Quebec
Drew
Maurice Duplessis
Camillien Houde
Canada
Montreal
Second Liquor Sale Launched by State
The second special sale of slow moving liquor brands by the State Liquor Department began today in Columbus. Seventeen brands of whiskeys including bonded and straight varieties are offered. Over 16,000 cases are available at 205 retail stores and 14 wholesale houses with reduced prices for both retail and wholesale buyers.
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Columbus
State Liquor Department
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Bert Shepard
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Flemington
N. J
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FBI
By Inez Robb
Sy Garry C. Myers
Larry Wvers
John Anderson
Laura Wheeler
Nash
Automotive News
Airflyte
Dread Cars
Fince
Nash Motors
Notch-Kelvinator Corporation
Detroit, Michigan
Bowlus Nash, Inc
Cleveland Ave
Canton, Ohio
Massillon Nash, Inc
Tremont Ave
Massillon, Ohio
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