Nichols Sees Lighter Side Of Washington News
Washington hearing reveals fur and leather workers union official Pietro Lucchi answers questions about petition signing and Communist party membership. The committee probes union finances including a $439.35 gift to a Russian war correspondent clarified as a fur coat purchase. A false alarm in Wenatchee ends with the Keller couple returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
International Fur and Leather Workers Union
CIO
Max Schwabe
Missouri Republican
Wingate H. Lucas
Grapevine
Tex
John Graham
Mr. Lucchi
Communist Party
Henry Wallace
Lucas
Hya Ehrenberg
Wenatchee
Wash
Sheriffs Office
Cecil Keller
Kellers
Litchfield Personal Notes Amid Visiting Friends
Local notes record Cur tiss Colbrunn of Huntington West Virginia visiting with William Spieth and caring for him. Other households host and visit in Litchfield including Fratz Sartwell Herman Fitch Leach Sears and Holmes circles with several Sunday dinners and weekend trips. The Dark and Cemetery Association plans a September 21 meeting at Lethe Leach's home and local Baptist ministers attend Lorain Huron Association events in Attica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Curtiss Colbrunn
Huntington W. Va
William Spieth
Colbrunn
Spieth
Carl Fratz
Donnie
Chippewa Lake
A. D. Sartwell
Washington, D.C
Joe Mallory
Paul Glenn
Barbara
Cleveland
Lenore Sears
Walter Sears
Airs
Gene Altweis
Cuyahoga Falls
W. E. House of
Medina
Airound Smivs
Halo Leach
Dye
Bessie Walling
Dark and Cemetery Association
Lethe Leach
Ben Holmes
al Breyles
Hart
Lorain-Huron Association
First Baptist Church
Attica
Trolley Riders Flunk Their Courtesy Test
Streetcar passengers on the Grand Boulevard line drew a courtesy test by motorman Ted Q. Browne who recorded odd behavior during his route. He noted a cheery greeting got limited responses and only a fraction of riders appeared attentive as the car carried 300 persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atean
Grand Broulevard
Ted Q. Browne
Four Americans Recalled At Romanian Govts Demand
The State Department said four Americans attached to the U S legation in Bucharest were recalled at Romania’s request after taking photographs in a restricted Danubian area near Giurgiu. The four are Wayne W. Fisher Gliden Iowa Paul H Green Newark Ohio Ruth V Garr Kansas City Missouri Peggy M Maggard San Francisco. Detained by police they were held without food or water for 16 17 hours and subjected to interrogation and deceptive tactics before recall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
U. S
Bucharest
Romania
Danubian
Giurgiu
Wayne W. Fisher
Gliden
Paul H. Green
Newark
Ruth V. Garr
Kansas City
Peggy M. Maggard
San Francisco
U.S
Rudolf E. Schoenfeld
Schoenfeld
Protests Over Romanian Detentions and Rising Luck Charm Prices
Schoenfeld protested the detainment of American legation members by Romanian authorities denying diplomatic courtesy. In Atlanta inflation hits luck charm trade with J Ambro noting rabbit feet up to 25 cents and bucekeys rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoenfeld
Atlanta
J. Ambro
Two for a Quarter Offer Harkens Back to Prewar Prices
An ad notes a sale of items at two for a quarter, recalling that before the war the price was two for a nickel. The compact note hints at wartime inflation and consumer nostalgia, framing a simple bargain in a period voice.
Ten-year-old Rozman’s giant bubble wins again
In Steelton, Hubert Rozman, ten, improves at bubble blowing. He won the romper day program title last year with a fist-sized bubble and this year with a bubble larger than his head, repeating his championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steelton
Hubert Rozman
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Nichols
Washington News
Pietro Lucchi
Luke
Andrew Griffin
Fort Worth
Andy
Venice
Grand Canal
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Rte
Weber Federal
Mesbrarci Corp
Meneta Federal
Brush
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Fabien Levitsky
Lettie Leach
the Brown Company
Lodi ST. Elyria, Ohio
Baker Mattress Co
Likly - Rockett
Broad St
Goodyear
Rey
Pan
Yel
Fellows
Don McGinley
East Avenue
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