It Cannot Happen Here A Warning From Dies Committee
A New Castle Pa News summary notes the Dies committee revelations on Communist Nazi and Fascist influence in the United States. It warns against complacency about civil liberties and United States preparedness amid European agitation and covert anti-American activity in the Americas.
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America
Europe
Dies Committee
Dies
Roosevelt
United States
Germany
Italy
Japan
Central America
Mearco
Mexico
Great Botan
Ametina
New Castle
Preparing for the dangerous driving months ahead
The piece warns that autumn and winter bring higher accident risks due to shorter daylight and bad weather. It urges drivers to prep brakes lights tires and steering, to cultivate safety minded thinking, and to avoid reckless acts as the key to reducing fatal crashes during fall and winter.
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Tate
Daslehr
Weather and Mood Under Winter Skies
The piece notes how dull skies affect the mind and mood, with storms reducing hope and salesmen feeling less confident. It argues winter storms refresh water supplies and power rivers, while a wise philosopher stays unmoved by weather and artists see beauty even when sun is obscured. Sunshine is wonderful but daily, it would dull perception.
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Exe
Making Industry Safe For Workers
The article cites Steel Facts from the American Iron and Steel Institute noting the steel industry rose from twelfth to fifth in safety among thirty major businesses by 1937. It credits intensified safety education and ongoing supervision over mere machinery safeguards as key to reducing accidents, urging all industries to imitate these practices for worker safety.
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American Iron and Steel Institute
Honest Brooklyn man returns stolen bill to police
William Pantaplas picked up a bill in front of a Brooklyn theater and brought it to a police station to find the owner. Police found him mentally normal and praised his honesty. The item prompts reflection on ethics in business versus politics.
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William Pantaplas
Brooklyn
Pantoplas
Washington Merry-Go-Round: Purge, power, and party battles
The article notes White House visitors impressed by the President’s political discipline and broad knowledge of local affairs. It describes the purge againstold guard officials, signals of upcoming personnel removals, and the ongoing, bitter clashes with anti-New Deal forces. It recounts anecdotes about governors, congressmen, and Lindbergh with Goering, plus LaGuardia’s Harlem rally and a terse cue from Ernest Cuneo.
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Washington
White House
Hyde Parr
Campagn
Roosevelt
Senate
Ed Rivers
Georgia
Rivers
Dick Welch
San Francisco
Nazi Exhibition Displays Lindbergh’s Pet Lion Cub
In Germany, Goering staged a formal exhibition with his white suited pets and a trained lion cub. Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh were seated as officers formed a procession. The lion bounded from its cage to sit on Goering’s knee as spectators grew nervous.
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Lindbergh
Germany
Goering
Geering
Onne
Lindwersh
Bible Readings on Luke Day and the Bible’s central place
The passage discusses St Luke Day readings from II Timothy and notes Paul’s fondness for the parchments. It explains how the Bible fills seven-eighths of the Prayer Book and outlines the English Bible’s parish church spread since 1538. It emphasizes the Bible and Sacraments as church unity and prompts readers to reflect on Luke’s word pictures in their life. It ends with a call to consider the kind of story one’s life tells for Christ.
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Luke
Mark
Troas
Corpus
Paul
England
God
St Luke
Christ
Determined Woman Leader Defies Travel Rules in Congress
San Wood Honeyman, a Congresswoman and Liberal leader, pressed to fly to inspect fortress sites at the Columbia River mouth. She argued she would travel by plane not as a woman but as a member of the United States House, challenging committee travel rules and citing her loyalty to New Deal ideals from her father, Colonel Charles Erskine Scott Wand.
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San Wood Honeyman Oresons
Columbia River
Corm
Hones
Congres
Nan Honesmen
Charles Erskine Scott Wand
Colorel Mond
Tint Lefewinger
Pauy
Une
Ugn
Samich
Harry Lane
United States Senate
Sis
Colonel Woodwold
United Feature Synditace Inc
Farley Speaks At Eucharistic Congress
In New Orleans the eighth national Eucharistic Congress opened with a Pope Pius radio message to about 100000 Catholics. Postmaster General Farley read a Roosevelt letter to Archbishop Rummel greeting the congress. Roosevelt urged tackling world problems with the Sermon on the Mount. Farley spoke last night on religion and morality as essential to real prosperity.
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New Orleans
Pope Pius
Castel Gandolfo
Italy
George Cardinal Mundelein
Chicago
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Joseph Francis Rummel
United States
Farley
Voice Of The People Voice Of The People
Dear editor voters will encounter on the ballot next month a proposed Ohio Constitution amendment that would transfer the naming of Court of Appeals and Supreme Court judges to the Governor. The piece warns voters that constitutional rights to select their own officials are in danger and cites fears from Washington over presidential appointments as an example.
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Ohio
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Columbus
Cnll
Washington
Birds Pay Last Tribute At Captain Johnson Funeral
In Sydney at the Northern Suburbs Crematorium a flock of 10 starlings fluttered around the coffin of Capt John A Johnson, a bird study devotee, during his funeral. Rex A J Parker led the service and called it an extraordinary incident. The report notes the Philippines will have wireless communications with Europe and Japan.
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Sydney
Northern Suburbs
John A Johnson
Rex A J Parker
Anniversaries and Today in History Highlights
Anniversaries list notable births from 1796 to 1892 including Hosea Bullou 2nd and Thomas F. Chivers, with other figures such as Allen B. Wilson and Homer Gage. Today in history notes Arm of the Resolution disbanding in 1783 and various events through 1991.
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Hosea Bullou
Tufts College
Mass
Guilford
Thomas F. Chivers
Poe
Washington, Ga
Edward O. Ord
Union
Cumberland Md
Allen B. Wilson
Cortland Co. NY
Woodmont
Conn
Thomas B. Reed
Continental Congress
Congress
Petifans
Histori Ostend
Europe
Americas
Cuba
United States
Chicago
New York
Puerto Rico
Thomas A Edison
Today’s Horoscope Promises Charm And Caution
A horoscope notes a native may be swayed by flattery and prone to self deceit yet could attract friends and favorable fortunes. The warning urges careful words and actions to avoid losing good will and luck.
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Cuneo
Harlem
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Chesterfield
Paul Whiteman
George Gracie Burns Allen
Eppie Dooley
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Philippines
Harvey W Wiley
US Dept of Agriculture
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Homer Gage
Worcester Mass
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James Truslus
Harry Foruwell
Independence
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Charles E Denney
Ente Ror
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Vgn Stuthers Hurt
Ballinore
J Butler Wight
Cub
Livingtan
Harold Ll Datis
California
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Munich
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