Strachey Denied Entry Over Communist Ties in Immigration
Evelyn John Strachey, an English writer educated at Eton and Oxford, faced a U S visa refusal after a two day sea voyage. The State Department blocked his entry saying his presence threatened American institutions. The consular finding cited his bona fide Communist Party membership as the reason for denial.
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Evelyn John Strachey
Pink
Eton
Oxford
State Department
Strachey
London
Communist Party
Strachey entry sparks debate on Communist ties and US policy
The piece argues Strachey denies Communist links and urges the State Department to verify membership. It contends the administration creates publicity for him, notes revolutions arise from worker actions and disillusion, and questions the claim that a single English speaker could threaten American institutions.
Two Price Plan Studied by Roosevelt Administration
Washington officials report near agreement on a two price plan to help absorb farm surpluses. Aimed at low income groups, the program would issue government cards after a means test and sell certain goods at cut rates. Wallace directs the study with Roosevelt expected to approve final form.
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Washington
U.ri— Administration
Roosevelt
Wallace
New York
Fiorello H. Laguardia
Strachey Lecture Tour Threatens Anglo-American Policy
The article argues that labeling Strachey as a menace to American institutions is a flawed refrain used by opponents of his lecture tour. British officials reportedly fear his rhetoric could undercut Chamberlain policy and complicate efforts to rally U.S. public opinion in support of Britain, though some doubt London would waste effort on him.
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Strachey
Munich
The Superstition of Vampire Ghosts in Ancient Belief
Pauli Seidanier Gan explores the myth of vampire ghosts tied to ancient Egyptian and biblical lore. The text discusses the soul or khu that wanders at night seeking sustenance from former relatives and brings misfortune to those who spurn it, noting its non American usage and a biblical reference in Samuel.
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Standard Oil
Sohio
Critics Clash Over Policy And Alien Security
An Australian commentator criticizes U S handling of Strachey and Bridges, calling Washington inconsistent and bureaucratic. Ledger Syndicate Legion meets in club rooms Friday with a social hour for members and spouses. Australian engineer F P Watson patents a self parking car enabling sideways parking in tight spaces.
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Chamberlain
State Department
United States
Strachey
Stracheys
Harry Bridges
Washington
Bridges
Eton
Oxford
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Legion and Auxiliary
Theresa Kohler Weds Charles Singer In Amherst Parish
Miss Theresa Kohler daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Kohler married Charles Singer of Vermilion at St Josephs Church Amherst Rev Fr James Smith officiated Bride given in marriage by her father Attendants Adeline Russo and James Kohler Bernice Abraham sang Ave Marie and On This Day Oh Beautiful Mother with Mrs William Bodmann at organ A reception for relatives and friends followed at the Kohler home Mr and Mrs Singer left for a short trip Also covered: PTA amateur program at the school with prizes for performers and a coming recreation center meeting and area events.
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South Amherst
Theresa Kohler
Charles Kohler
Charles Singer
Vermilion
St. Joseph's Church
Amherst
James Smith
Adeline Russo
James Kohler
Bernice Abraham
William Bodmann
Kohler
Singer
Toad Overlooks Adage Birds Flock Together
In Keene New Hampshire a toad perched on three eggs in a bird nest but failed at incubation. After days of futile setting the toad abandoned the nest. Two eggs were broken due to the toad’s inexperience and the nest was left empty.
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Keene
N. H
State Opposition To Judiciary Amendment
Ohio lawyers split with the State Bar Association in opposing the appointive judiciary amendment. Over 800 delegates mainly from labor unions attended an Ohio League meeting to back the anti amendment campaign. Carrington T. Marshall offered to radio oppose the proposal as labor backs the effort.
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Columbus
Ohio State Bar Association
Ohio League
Carrington T. Marshall
Ohio Supreme Court
Organized Labor
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Radical Party
England
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Celanese Taffeta
Pauli Seidanier
United Feature Syndicate. Inc
VTS
Tim. Ker
Sydney
Australia
F. P. Watson
Parent-Teacher Association
Sam Owens
Lorain
Lillian Dudley
Oberlin
Joe Eddie
Walt Smith
Robert Trinter
Eugene Glinner
Agnes Giuner
Lawrence Brown
Bernice Vinovitch
Jean Fear
Bernard Kohler
Lilly Lepatovitch
Clearview Hot Shots
Jones Crisp
Eleanor Lapatovitch
Kay Stetzer
Margaret Epply
Three Marks Brothers
Lois Sharp Frey
Ralph Heussner
Mayabelle Moser
Betty Mori
Jeanne Farey
Harry Morac
Recreation Center
South Amherst Hawks
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Don Bryant
William Edwards
Emil Ruth
Blanche Whitney
Berea College
South Airherst
Thomas J. Donnelly
The
State Federation of Labor and
John Owens
Okay Committee For Industrial Organianetion
Stanley Struble
Clneimenaui
U.S
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Judicial Council
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Phe Ges Company
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