Red ban hearing clashes with Ohio crowd at statehouse
At the Ohio statehouse a Progressive party speaker, Hugh DeLacy of Cleveland, urged listeners to oppose a bill banning Communists from state jobs. After the hearing ended, a Senate officer with about six armed patrolmen cleared the third floor room as officers kept watch amid earlier protests and security.
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Progressive Party
Statehouse
Senate
Hugh DeLacy
Cleveland
Ohio Progressive Party
Henry A. Wallace
DeLacy
Washington
Judiciary Committee
Veterans’ Organization
Joseph W. Bartunek
Cuyahoga
Bartunek
Fred R. Seibert
Auglaize
Capitol
Bangham
Howard M. Metzenbaum
Oliver Loud
Antioch College
Don Rothenberg
Young Progressives of
Ohio
Charles Clark
Toledo
Lucas County
Progressives
Youngstown
Akron
Canton
Mansfield
Columbus
Dayton
Cincinnati
Ohio State
Antioch
Western Reserve
Ohio University
Cleveland College
Senator Orders Reds To Announce Party at Hearings
Senator O Conor of Maryland demanded witnesses declare Communist affiliation at Senate hearings on anti Reds measures. Arthur Schutzer of the American Labor Party was hauled from the witness chair after refusing to answer. The rules aim to expose party ties for testimony and would bar passports and federal work for Communists, with penalties up to 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
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Russia
Bartunek
Ohio American Legion
Martin Coffey
Middletown
Aaron Halloran
Springfield
Communist Party
Washington
O’conor
Maryland
Senate
Arthur Schutzer
American Labor Party
Eastland
Mississippi
Capitol Hill
Schutzer
Mundt
South Dakota
Ferguson
Michigan
Dic
Tale of two cities Mousetail river names from Civil War history
In Mousetail Tennessee locals note the origin of their town name and recall a Civil War era tale of a nearby steam boat landing once called Rat Tail, half a mile below Mousetail, shaping local lore.
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Mousetail
Tenn
Western
Tennessee
Settle brake problem Springfield company resolves supply issue
The International Harvester Co. has ironed out difficulties with its brake assemblies supply caused by a Bendix Corp. strike. This resolves prior production delays and stabilizes output for Springfield operations.
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Springfield
International Harvester Co
Bendix Corp
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Robert Bangham
Wilmington
Ohio Manufacturers Association
FBI
W. C. Fields
Carlotta Monti
Los Angeles
Mr. Fields
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