Chamber of Commerce Motion Seeks Outlawing of Communist Propaganda
A proposal distributed by the Chamber of Commerce of the United States calls for legislation to outlaw advocacy of violent overthrow of the government and to restrict communist activities in the United States. The board did not approve or reject, deferring review to the next annual meeting.
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Associated Press
Washington
America
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Department of Justice
Communist Party
Roosevelt To Deal His Cards One At a Time
Washington December 13 The Seventy fourth Congress is seen previewing Roosevelt’s program with single policy proposals sent as messages. Supporters praise the tactic for narrowing opposition while critics argue it undercuts Congress.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Seventy-fourth Congress
Pennsylvania Avenue
Senator Barkley
D-Ky
Congress
Flashes of Life and Odd News Across the Nation
A collection of brief anecdotes from various cities. An 82 year old Mary Ann Newton seeks U S citizenship in Salt Lake City. A Dallas thief targets patriotic symbols from court and city hall. Kendallville sees Pit cher and wife inherit 100000 from Wisconsin relative. Hollywood reports Dr De Sigall and a lioness Chiquitta a playful but convincing scene. Lincoln man Slepicka faces grand jury service amid whiskey still conspiracy. Pittsburgh notes Tarlo the huckster and his horse Egbert trust issues. Johnstown records 87 year old Silas Plummer shooting a buck with Civil War skill.
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Lincoln
Neb
Emil E. Slepicka
Slepicka
Grand Jury
Johnstown
Silas Plummer
Jimmie Stafford Bids Mother Goodbye in Nashville
Four year old Jimmie Stafford faced separation after his mother Pauline Stafford was arrested in Murfreesboro during a nationwide narcotic roundup. He spent a night in her Nashville jail cell before being taken to a guardian. Mrs. Stafford threatened self harm if released, describing extreme distress.
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Jimmie Stafford
Pauline Stafford
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Nashville
Jimmie
Stafford
Franklin County Opinion On Liquor Conspiracy Probe
A Franklin county resident at the Virginia Horticultural Society meeting said the federal grand jury investigation into an alleged liquor conspiracy will likely fail to reveal actionable conditions. He noted a persistent liquor element in Franklin and that the public believes there is no conspiracy. Locals in Rocky Mount and Franklin county are as uncertain as Harrisonburg officials about the probe. Authorities still have no clues about the fatal shooting of Deputy Jeff Richards, some believing he knew too much.
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Franklin County
Winchester
Virginia Horticultural Society
Franklin
Federal Grand Jury
Rocky Mount
Harrisonburg
Jeff” Richards
Richards
First Thanks Day Reenacted At Mt. Williams
In Mt Williams Virginia on November 27 a 100 person audience attended a school house program by pupils and spelling matches. The First Thanksgiving pantomime featured Pilgrims and Indians with scenes of feast gifts and dances. Awards went to Ruth Ambrose and Miss Waldeck. refreshments followed. program by Junior League and Adult Community League with thanks to Harry Smithey.
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Mx. Williams
Jeanette Brewer
Edna Fauver
Irene Orndorff
Winfred Ambrose
Earl Williams
David Wallace
Earl
Wilson Ambrose
Earl Long
William Hollis Clowser
Richard Orndorff
Anna Boose
Grace Sager
Zelda Wallace
Mary
Bonnie
Barbara Pomeroy
Marie Flegal
Elmer Ambrose
Ruth Ambrose
Watch Kidneys as Vital as Bowels for Waste Removal
An old health ad explains kidneys contain about 16 million tubules that would stretch 71 200 feet and filter acids and poisons from blood. It promotes Doan's Pills from Foster Milburn Co as quick relief and cautions against risky cures, urging readers to buy from their druggist in 1934.
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Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Freshmen Promised Chance to Share Ideas With Roosevelt
The Democratic freshmen in the new Congress will be invited to present their ideas directly to President Roosevelt. About 76 new Democrats will join the House and 12 in the Senate, with details on consultation format yet to be decided.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
House
Senate
White House Seeks Fresh Ideas From New Members
Sources close to the White House say the President wants fresh ideas and aims to rally new members, some viewed as more left-leaning, to back the Roosevelt legislative program. The move is said to lessen chances of Congress approving unwanted expenditures or bills.
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White House
Congress
Portrait of Late Judge James Hay To Be Presented
A portrait of the late Judge James Hay, longtime jurist and former member of Congress from Virginia’s Seventh District, will be presented to Madison County Courthouse on Tuesday December 18. Justice George L. Browning will deliver the presentation speech, introduced by Commonwealth's Attorney N G Payne. Judge L F Smith will accept for the county. The gift is from brothers Burnett Miller and Hunter Miller, noted Madison County citizens. A number of notables will attend.
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James Hay
Congress
Virginia
Madison County
George L. Browning
The
Supreme Court of Virginia
Commonwealth
N. G. Payne
L. F. Smith
Circuit Court
Burnett Miller
Culpeper
Hunter Miller
Bedford
Salt Lakes in Tibet Remnants of Ancient Glacial Waters
Salt Lakes in Tibet are remnants of former large fresh water glacial lakes that shrank over ages. The dried basins mark a history of climate change and shifting water bodies in the region.
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Tibtet
Tibet
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J. R Brackett
Father of Sanatorium
New York
Adirondacks
Salt Lake City
Mary Ann Newton
Stars and Stripes
Dallas
Tex
United States District Court
City Hall
Kendallville
Ind
Leslie E. Pitcher
Pitcher
Mishawaka
Brimfield
New York Central
Wisconsin
Hollywood
Calif
Joseph de Sigall
Vienna
Chiquitta
Chiquita
Pittsburgh
David Tarlo
Egbert
Tarlo
Mt. Williams
Atvtasea
Lane Cedar Chests
Winchester Furniture Co
Complete Home Furnishers
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