Price Control Legislation Moves Through Congress
The House debates central price legislation amid broad support for controls. A Chambers of Commerce referendum shows 2140 in favor and 33 opposed, signaling a shift toward price fixing to curb inflation, with concerns about deflation and individual freedom in policy.
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Chambers of Commerce of the
United States
Congress
Domestic politics and the coming 1940s Congress
The article surveys domestic politics amid war news, arguing a militant minority sustains the two party system. It traces historical House majorities from 1932 to 1940, cites by election results in Hartford New Haven Waterbury New York Buffalo Syracuse Cleveland and Chicago, and notes Roosevelt's 1941 economic prospects with a rising national income toward 100 billion dollars and falling unemployment as prices stay higher than normal with favorable economic conditions.
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Democrat
Woo
Hartford
New Harvea
Waterbury
New England
New York
Buffalo
Tice
Syracuse
Thor
New York City
la Guardia
Cleveland
Akron
Chicago
Congress
House of Representatives
FAIR ENOUGH by WESTBROOK PEGLER
Westbrook Pegler condemns the California parole board for releasing three Communist murderers who killed ship engineer George W. Alberts in Oakland on March 25 1936. He cites union politics, Governor Olson and a pardon campaign tied to the Communist influence in California unions.
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California Parola Board
George W. Alberts
Oakland
Cal
Union
Frank J. Conner
U. S. Point Lobos
San Quentin Prison
Tom Mooney
Olson
New Deal
Beasts of Murder Paroled as California Killers
Hari Warren, California attorney general, calls the case a beastly murder. Three men once charged as execution accomplices were released from prison after four years and a fraction, described by supporters as murderers who are not exonerated but paroled. Communist saboteurs and two crew members allegedly fingered the doomed sailor for the Kremlin execution party.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Muscovita
Alberts
George Wallace
King
California
Wallace
Ramsey
Albert
Russia
United States
Karl Browder
San Francisco
Communist Party
Point Lobos
Conner
Hari Warren
Jury Deliberates Conspiracy Cases
Federal Court jurors consider the fate of 23 Socialist Workers party members charged with seditious conspiracy after five weeks of testimony. They deliberated after noon sessions and resumed work this morning with no verdict yet.
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Minneapolis
Federal
Socialist Workers’ Party
United States
V for Victory in Honolulu Barber Portrait
An hour in a Honolulu barber chair reshaped Charles Schantler with a V vanity style and a three dots and dash mustache.
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Honolulu
Charles Schantfler
Vanityke
Man About Manhattan by George Tucker
New York scene explores John C. Wilson’s rise from Wall Street to theater. Yale ties, early acting, and work with Noel Coward shape his path to directing Blithe Spirit. He risks directing without Coward and Lunt, proving his gamble paid off.
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Man About
Manhattan
George Tucker
York
John C. Wilson
Wall Street
Yale
Noel Coward
New Haven
Wilson
Andover
Monty Woolley
Henry Tee
Polly
Sicily
Coward
Lynn Fontanne
Alfred Lunt
Lunt
London
Forget the Past Start Where You Stand Message
A man faces his employer with an apology while the boss urges beginnings in the present. The piece argues two duties toward the past: correct harms where possible and then forget it to press forward with determination. It cautions against dwelling in remorse and links repentance to practical restitution and onward effort. A Babeon Newspaper Byndienta notice.
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St. Paul
Just Folks DEFENSE Defender of liberty and nation
A verse praising defense as a total defense of liberty and national strength through faith, sacrifice, and unity. It links defense to belief, courage, and the resilience of people, including music prayer and purpose, and contrasts with tyranny while noting Ichang’s occasional floods in dry seasons.
Roosevelts cabinet balks at navy seizure of Pan Am rival plane
Washington reports Navy action grabbing a lone trans Atlantic plane built by American Export Lines while Pan American Airways holds 160 aircraft untouched. Secretaries Knox Hull Walker dispute the move with Gates and Scilander cited as former Pan Am figures. The piece notes government funding for Pan Am airport projects in Latin America and Africa and outlines Axis airline activity in Brazil with RFC involvement and Brazilian responses.
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Washington
Mr. Roosevelt
Navy
Pan American Airways
State Department
Post Office
Civil Aeronautics Board
Artemus Gates
C. H. Sciladner
Pacific
Knox
Ihim
Pan American Airway
Gates
New York Trust Company
Walker
Hull
Ickes
American Export
Pan American
USA
Latin America
Guatemala
Pan Am
Ubico
U. S. War Department
Pan Ama
Africa
Nazi Airlines
Brazil
U. S
Halian Lati
Condor
Wasp
Varig
RFC
William Burden
Willliam B. Harding
Juan Trippe
Ed Stettinius
Thet PanAir Do
U. S. Army
Dutch Guiana
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Fair
Westbrook Pegler
Fice
Henry A. Wallace
Safebay
Earl L Douglass
Babeon Newspaper
Bypndienta
Ichang
China
By Drew Pearson and
Robert S. Allen
Export Line
Aluminum Corporation
Rfczar
Jesse Jones
Charles Town
W. Va
James J. McGarry
Jefferson County
Farm Bureau
H. T. McDonald
Storery College
Dick Tracy
Subway
Duke
Mole