Vituperations of a Cabinet Officer Railed at Ickes for Attacks on Lindbergh
The Hartford speech by Harold Ickes is denounced as a gratuitous attack on Col. Charles Lindbergh. The writer accuses the Interior Secretary of abusing free speech, seeking war against Germany, and hindering Western land use.
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Harold Ickes
Hartford
Conn
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ickes
United States
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Theople
Department of the Interior
West
Lindbergh
Wheeler
Kerensky's View of Russia's Plight
Exiled former Russian leader in New York argues Russia’s suffering stems from false leaders and internal fracturing. He blames Stalin for colluding with Hitler, warns of separatists, and says Russia could unite to defend frontiers and win true freedom if Stalin is removed.
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Russia
Alexander Fedorovich Kerensky
New York City
Kerensky
Lenin
Europe
Hitler
Stalin
Family of Twenty Buys Defense Savings Stamps
The White family of Washington announces that William and Mrs White with 17 children filled a post office window showing each member bought a defense savings stamp book, and a 19 year old son Theodore already serves in the Navy. The tale aims to spur others to buy defense stamps to hinder Hitler.
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William Andrew White
Washington, D. C
Defense Savings
Theodore White
Uncle Sam
United States Navy
United States
Hitler
Soviet Chances Against Nazi Germany Reassessed
Analyzed Soviet industry and military capacity before 1940. Russia’s steel output fell from 18 million tons in 1938 to an estimated 172 million in 1939, far behind Germany and the United States. Truck and automobile production lag behind US and German capability, while aircraft output is uncertain. Russia’s troop numbers are the sole potential edge.
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Hitler
Soviet Russia
Stalin
Nazi Germany
United States
Germany
Soviet Union
Russia
Minneap olis Teamsters and Trotsky Group Divisive Link
A Washington Column outlines Denny Lewis of the CIO and his alliance with the Trotsky faction formerly Local 544 of the AFL CIO Teamsters. It cites past violence, calls for expulsion, and notes Dan Tobin and Dave Beck’s stance against Communism while warning of broader social and transportation impacts.
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New York
Minneapolis
Denny Lewis
John Lewis
Trotsky Revolutionary
A. F. of L. Teamsters
Local 544
International
No. 544
544
Pittsburgh
Teamsters
Tobin
A. F. of L
Dan Tobin
Seattle
Dave Beck
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Stalin
Beck
Trotsky
Trot
Tobin union revokes 544 charter amid Trotsky charges
Westbrook Pegler argues the Tobin union acted reluctantly to revoke 544's charter after patriotic action against a Trotsky cell. He claims 544 aimed to undermine the American Republic while praising the union's pro American stance and noting CIO's acceptance.
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Trotsky
Tobin Union
544
Tobin
The
International
United States
Adolf Hitler
Leon Trotsky
Teamsters
Minneapolis
Re Sh shuffle By Raymond Clapper
Washington. OPM has reorganized internally to simplify dealings for business with defense agencies while overall management remains scattered. Transportation, oil, and price divisions stay outside, implying only partial improvement and a need for a broader, central consolidation under the President.
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Washington
OPM
Defense
Roosevelt
Bernard M. Baruch
Ralph Budd
National Defense Advisory Commission
OPACS
Leon Henderson
Oil Administration
Ickes
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Mr. Baruch
White House
Henderson
Secretary Ickes
John D. Biggers
Donald Nelson
Ladder Dodgers and the Humble Street Choice
In New York a 15 foot ladder blocks the sidewalk near Seventh Avenue and Forty third Street at lunch hour. Observers tracked 440 passers by with 29 going under the ladder and 411 going around. Most who went around were younger and better dressed. several older men hesitated or accepted the hazard. One elderly man, after reading a war headline, discarded his paper and faced the ladder with resignation.
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Washington
New York Street
Seventh Avenue
Forty-third Street
Mid- Town
City of
New York
Louis Dublin
Roger Babson
Brazil Expands Flying as Aviation Grows Rapidly
Official Rio de Janeiro statistics show Brazil’s commercial aviation expanding over a decade. Landing fields rose from 31 in 1930 to 512. flights increased from 1 767 to 7 900. passengers grew from 4 567 to 70 734. mileage flown rose from 673 735 to 4 337 300.
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Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Horoscope for Saturday June 28 Adverse planetary aspects noted
The forecast highlights favorable chances for theaters and public entertainments in the evening. Women face promising directions for weddings and marriages while many girls may find new vocations in dress design or manufacturing. Industry may suffer a labor setback yet trade could flourish and US ships sail toward Britain amid peril.
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United States
Britain
A World War II Inside View of German Army Morals and Machinery
A former A E F member now in Paris recalls German soldiers during the occupation. He describes meticulous discipline and efficient motorized units, their nerves over brute force, and modest interactions with French civilians as war drags on.
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France
Paris
England
Austria
Germany
Echo lake rescue by Boy Scout saves diver and fisherman
On June 28 1931 14 year old Carl Jackson saved a Butte fisherman when a canoe capsized on Echo lake Edward Mul holland and James Sullivan were with him Sullivan was rescued by a nearby motorboat occupants A blood stained car was recovered from Big Hole river driver unseen tracks indicate he walked away Silver Bow county debt rises to 400000 after bond vote plan Motorcycle licensing ordinance ordered Fireworks banned July 4 new pastor welcomed at First Baptist church.
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Carl Jackson
Butte
Echo Lake
Edward Mulholland
North
Arizona Street
James Sullivan
East Copper
Sullivan
Big Hole
Butte Water Company
Larry Weir
Silver Bow County
Daniel R. Sullivan
Nellie Gilmore
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Meehan
Phil Gillis
Maregaret Sullivan
Barker
First Baptist Church
W. A. Atchley
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St. Petersburg
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Raymond Clapper
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