America Is Communism's Goal Threat to United States
A stark national alert argues that America is the ultimate target of international communism. It asserts the Communist Party USA acts as a global arm, predicts liquidation of perceived enemies, and warns that without vigilance, lawyers, journalists, and other professionals could face eradication under totalitarian rule. It urges broad, proactive patriotism to defend liberty.
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United States
America
Communist Party USA
Communist Party
USA
Menance
Moo Tse-tung
Chihosy Communist Party
China
Labor Reform Clash Over Secondary Boycott Law
Congress facesBill to promote labor reform under Landrum Griffin Act aimed at curbing secondary boycotts used by unions including Teamsters and Building Trades. Critics warn new rules could limit employer leverage but stress Congress must resist pressure to weaken protections while considering amendments to exclude joint work sites from anti boycott provisions.
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Congress
andrum-Griffin
Teamsters Union
Buch
Landrum Griffin
Government by Regulation in Washington’s Quiet Power
A critical look at federal and local regulatory agencies reveals they wield influence over daily life far beyond elected officials. Board and commission structures mask power held by department heads and seasoned staff who secretly steer investigations, often sidelining business owners and limiting recourse.
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Hitch
Washington
Congress
Civil Aeronautica Board
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
Bards
Landrum Griffin style picketing bill sparks broad warning
The passage of the bill and its Senate counterpart would curb union power by restricting neutral employers and blocking contractors from hiring nonunion workers. Proponents warn the amendment could allow strikes over wages hours and conditions at any job site and halt work at bases or facilities, potentially stalling entire operations and inflating union influence.
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Senate
Teamstory
Landyum-Griffin
McClellan
Landrum- Griffin
Trott-Hartley
Jimmy Hoff
Local News Briefs From Vernal Area Docket April 1940
A collage of community notes reports weddings baptisms births and missionary updates in Vernal and surrounding towns. Highlights include couples Glen I Lybbert and a newborn boy March 20 and Emily Currie and George Hackford Jr marrying in Duchesne after a surprise visit, and Frank Garnes and Beulah Mathaway wed in Farmington New Mexico. Also noted are mission remarks for Elmer Merrell and word of a baby girl born to Milt Woolley’s family, plus local transportation notes and gas shortages in Vernal.
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Baater
Benjamin G. Blaugh
Glen Nenlivers
Fromer Robertson
Robert
Rath Winder
Elmer Merrell
Frank Merrell
Norway
Oklahoma
Oral Yall
Josh Hall
Arvid Merkley
Joseph Merkley
Mountain Dell
Lester Bingham
Milt Woolley
Lapoint
Marvin Perry
Lapoint Chapel
Glen I Lybbert
Naples
Emily Currie
George Hackford Jr
Emily
Duchesne
Lapolit
Ralph Buoy
Los Angeles
Moxley Vernon
Maeser
William Vernon
Magzell Harrison
Washington
Elela Morgan
Jensen
Mra Boydig
Vernal
Ren Xely
Miss Bessie Owens and Joe Young wed by Justice W O'Neil
Miss Bessie Owens deputy county clerk and Joe Young of Moffatt were married by Justice W O'Neil Saturday. This Easter marks a season of scarce eggs.
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Bessie Owens
Joe Young
Moffatt
W O'Neil
Regulation and Appeals Amid Investigation Clash
A business owner argues the regulation is uncalled for and unfair, planning an appeal to the commission. He learns the commission will not discuss the matter until the investigation ends and should not talk to commissioners. Investigators may assume guilt until innocence is proven, unlike courts, in this column on government by regulation.
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Hedd
Star Chamber
Ation
Marriage Announcement for Veltman and Hawley in Salt Lake City
Cards announce the marriage of Richard Veltman of Vernal and Caroline Hawley of Chicago Illinois in Salt Lake City on March 22 conducted by Rev Clarence T. The notice appears in a 1900 newspaper, reflecting the era's social announcements.
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Richard Veltman
Vernal
Caroline Hawley
Chicago
Local Births and Marriages Highlight Vernalia News
The column lists several births and marriages with names such as John Packer from Union traveling to Colorado, John Hyde returning from travel, and a widow Jewell Knott related through Joseph Boteman. It notes congratulatory remarks and family updates, including twins weighing eight pounds each born to John Hyde’s son and his wife after their honeymoon.
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Brown
Horn
Itary White
Isaac Ross
John Ard
Vernalia
AlKone
John Packer
Union
Colorado
Jewell Knott
Joseph Boteman
John Hyde
John
Vida's job trial ends in eye dog joke
A young Vida applies at a clothing store and endures a harsh color critique. The manager tests him by leaving him alone as chaos erupts with torn pants and scratches. He survives, delivering the suit amid a pun about an eye dog as the customer.
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Vida
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