davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-11

New York varosaban, pom.
tosabban annak Brooklyn ne.
ven ismert keriileteben olyan
biinbandat lepleztek lie es sze-
rencsere el is fogtak, amely
a legridegebb iizleti alapon ko-
vetett ell szamtalan gyilkossa-
got. Az angol sajto Murder
Incorporated nev alatt beszel
a bunbanda felol es annak bel
SO szervezetet a k0vetkezokep-
pen irja lie:
A vallalatnak sZabalyszeru
igazgatosaga van, amely el-
n0k0t valaszt, penztarnokot es
titkart tart es az alkalrnazot-
tax egesz sereget. Az Igazga-
tosag vezeti az iizletet, ellen
ben a binoket, a gyilkesssago-
kat rendes fizetes elleneben az
alkalmazottak halifax vegre.
A rend0ri vizsgalat alapjan
a tarsasag miik0deserol a ko.
vetkezo kepet sikeriilt a new
york; sajtonak festeni:
Az 1936-ik eSZtendo soran,
oszi honapokban, a Murder,
Inc. egyik igazgat6ja, Martin
(Buggsy) Goldstein telefonon
felhivta a vallalat egyik alkal-
mazottjat, akinek neve Alb
raham (Pretty) Levine es ezt
mondta neki:
Szerzodest k0tottem a
halkereskedelem egyik Macy
feju emberevel, aki meg akar
szabadulni egy Jack newt en-
bertol.
Brooklyn f6ugyeszenek. Will
liam O'Dwyernek a k0vetkezo-
ket vallotta ez a Levine, mikol
elfogtak es kihallgattak:
- Mikor a talefonon ext 6
rendelest megkaptam, elmen
think New York allan Mon
ticello varosaba, ahol ''Buggsy'
megmutatta nekem a JACK
newt embert. Rea rohantunf
es en- tobbszor megszurtam
mig tarsaim nehanyszor atl6t
tex a fejet. Ekkor egy ocsks
paplanba csavartuk a hotties
tet es bedobtuk a vizbe. Egye'
bet mem tudok az ember felol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-11

york; rendorf6noknek, Lewis
]. Valentinek, hogy ct csupan
az orszag hatodik banditaja-
max tartjak, holott igazsag
szerint a masodik hely illetne
meg. Exert a rend6rf6nok ala
posan elverette, de az SEM
NIT sc haSznalt.
Es ICY lehet ezt a sorozatot
tovabb folytatni az igazgatok
felol, mem is beszelve az alkal-
mazottaTol, akiknek egy en-
berelet kioltasa csak annyi,
mint egy pulyka fejenek a bal
laval valo lecsapasa.
Ha az orszag legnagyobb va
rosaban, a vilag metropolis
ban ilyenek a kozbiztonsagi
viszonyok, csodalhato-e az, ha
peldaul Anglia azzal buszkel-
kedik, hogy az Egyesilt ALA
mokban egyetlen nap soran
tobb gyilkossag tortenik. mint
Angliaban egy egesz esztendo
alatt.
JellemZo a helyzetre az,
amit az egyik new york; rend-
6rkapitany mondott::
Most elfogtunk egy ban
dat es annak tagjai a villa
mos szekbe keriilnek, de meg
mindig elegend6 banda van,
hogy tiz dollartol szaz dollarig
memo osszegekert barkit ell le-
hessen tavolitani az elok sora-
bol. A nevelesben van vala-
hol a hiba, inert a neveles az,
ami el kellene hogy irtoztassa
az embereket a verontastol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-11
SOK AZ EMBER
kEvES A F6kA

New Jersey allamban az
egyik gyar hirdetest tett k0ze,
hogy ketszaz0tven munkast
fog felvenni masnap reggel
Az ejszaka soran t0bbezer en-
ber gyiilt 0ssze a gyar k0riil
es dideregve-fagyoskodva varta
a reggelt, hogy esetleg munkat
kaphassHnak.
New York allan $500 CT
vii Service hivatalnoh allasra
hirdetett vizsgat es ARA het-
venotezer tanult ember ielent-
kezett.
AIT mutatja ez, hogy sok
az ember es keves a foka.
Most mar valogathatunk
hogy kinek van igaza? A rug
ged individualiSt" neveny is
merteknek, akik szerint min
den olyan ember, aki meyer
demli, hogy ellen, megtalalja
a maga kereseti alkalmat.
vagy pedig azok utnek a szeg
fejere, akik szerint a kor-
manyzat tartozik minden en-
ber megelheteserol CONDOS
kodni.
E ket kerdes korul fog a leg
k0zelebbi forradalom zajlani
es nagy szerencseje lesz a vi
lagnak, ha bekes folyamatu
leSZ.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-11

Keresztel6, eskuv6, hazas-
sag, eljegyzes es sck mas ha-
sonic dolog csupa olyan hir,
ami mindenkit erdekel. Te-
gye meg AIT a szivesseget,
hogy necsak ismeroseivel, ha-
mem a lappal is k0zolje mind
AIT, amir6l ertesiil.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-11

parliament minden egyes tagja
a magaeva tette. Legfeljebb
sbban VAN kiilonbseg az egyes
partok es politikusok k0zott,
hogy az egyik vagy mask
gyorsabban, ebben vagy alb
ban a vonatkozasban el0bb
akarja valora valiant.
Mi hazakerultek AIT latjuk,
hogy valoban vi elet indult az
6si magyar foldon. Egg olyan
elet, mely minden megkiil0n-
b0ztetes nelkul, minden dol
gozni tudo es akaro becsiiletes
ember szamara megadja a
boldogulas, ervenyesul6s lehe-
tosegeit.
Termeszetes, hogy ebben a
celkitiizesben es munkaban a
miniszterelnok es a kormany
m0g0tt oft all a felszabadult
teriiletek egesz jozanul gondol-
kozo lakossaga. Exert lett a
felszabadult teruletek politikai
kepviselete is kormanytamo-
cato.
Erezzuk, a kormany mum
kajabol latjuk, ez erzesink es
latasunk alapjan hisszuk,
hogy ha Magyarorszag es ne
pc bekeben elhet tovabb. ha
a haborus bonyodalmak mem
terelik mas iranyba a magyar
kormany munkajat, rovideser
megsziiletik az vi Magyaror-
szag, melynek alapjait Scent
Istvan kiralyunk vetette meg,
ujjaalakitasat szaz evvel e.
el6tt Szechenyi Istvan grof es
Kossuth Lajos inditottak meg,
amely vi Magyarorszag min
den tekintetben a magyar nep
Magyarorszaga lesz.
Ez az vi Magyarorszag azert
sziletik meg, hogy a, magyar
nep es hazaja egy vi ezeresz-
tendore vihartallo legyen.
Ennek az vi Magyarorszag-
max erdekeben olyan rendkivlil
megfontolt es ovatos a kor-
many politikaja. ovakodik
minden kalandos kiser1ett6l.
vigyaz minden csepp magyar
verre. Hiszi es tudja, hogy ha
elton az ideje, gy6z a Magyar
Igazsag, inert a Karpatnneden-
ceben rend es beke mem lehet
a magyar kerdes igazsagos rem
dezese es megoldasa neikll.
De eppen ennek erdekeben
meggondolt a kornany politi-
kaja es munkaja a belso vonat
kozasokban is. Szamol a lehe-
tosegekkel, szamol a magyar
sajatossagokkal S mem engedi,
hogy Magyarorszag belso rend-
jet, a magyar nep eletet idegen
eszmearamlatok, kulf0ldi poll
tikai torekv6sek kiserleti tar
gyava, csak rosszul vegz6dheto
probalgatasok terrenumava te-
hesSek.
Magyarorszaggal, a ma
gyar neppel sem a kiilpolitika-
ban, sem a belpolitikaban mem
szabad konnyelmi hazard ia
tekOt iatSzani
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-11

sz1tndut Munkdcs uGros
magyar orssdggyulesi KEEP.
vise16je kiildi lapunk ut
jfn est az Isenetet az
Ame71hdbnl el6 naagyd.
roknak es russinoknak
Keszseggel k0s0ljdk Vo.
zdry kSpvisel6 irdsdt, q
naely7oek bisonydra aaagg
Dassshangja leSs Magyar.
Amerikdban.
Az ut6bbi honapokban t0bt
levelet kaptam Amerikaba
:szakadt magyar s ruszin test.
wereinkt6l, regi jobarataimtol
T. levelekben szinte egysegesen
az a kerdes van: - hogy erzi-
TEX magatokat, amiota otthon
vagytok, Observation-Disclosures, mi
-lyenek a viszonyok a felszaba.
dult volt Karpataljan, milyen
q ruszin nep magatartasa a
megujult magyar elettel s
kormanyzattal szemben.
Engedjetek meg kedves anne
rikai es ruszin testverek, jo-
barataim, hogy ne egyenkent
ktil0n-ktil0n valaszoljak lie.
veleitere, hanem ICY a Macy
nyilvanossag elott mindnyaja.
tok szamara, mindnyajatok
tajekoztatasara adjam meg
kerdeseitekre a feleletet.
Nyiltan es 6szinten fogok
beszelni. Tehetem. Hala Is
tennek, semmi okunk sincs
ARA, hogy barmit is leplez-
ziirk, elhallgassunk. 6szinter
es nyiltan felelhetek tehat ICY
azokra a galad ragalmakra
azokra a valotlansagokra is
melyekkel a magyarsag ellen
segei mem egyszer magyar
nyelven szolnak rolunk Anne.
rikaban is.
A felszabadult tertileteken
mines j6zanul gondolkodo
tisztesseges magyar embel
vagy ruszin testverink, XII ne
adna halat az Istennek, hogy
a t0rtenelmi igazsagszolgal-
tatas legalabb egy reszet vissza
adta az 1919-ben elrabolt terri.
leteknek.
Nehez viszonyok k0zott ke-
riiltiink haza. Akkor, amikol
meg mindig Kis-Magyarorszag-
max minden anyagi erejevel a
szinte semmibol teremtett ma
gyar honvedseget kell meger6-
sitenie es felszerelnie. Alig egy
par honappal pedig aldott ha.
zateresiink utan Europaba1,
megint megszolaltak az agyuk
S ICY termeszetes, hogy a kor-
many legjobb akarata ellie
mere is csak felfigyelelnmel lie.
het a belpolitikai kerdesek
irant, inert minden torekve,
senek oda kell iranyulnia
hogy n haborus Europabar
Magyarorszagot megtarthassa
a beke kis szigetenek.
Macy ertekelessel allapitjuk
meg azonban, hogy a kor.
many e rendkivuli kortilme.
nyek kozepette is, amt csak
tehetett, mindent megtett ed.
dig eS megtesz tovabbra is
hogy a hazakeriilt teruleteket
tamogasss' elesettsegukbol fel-
ennelje, a husz ev alatti kifosz-
tottsagukbol vi eletre keltse.
A cseh rabsag husz eszten.
dele alatt az ellenseges pro.
paganda, f6kent Benesek prak
tikaja meg akarta metelyezn5
az elszakitott teruletek ma.
gyarsagat ait akarta azza1
elhitetni, hogy a Csehszlova-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-11

Ami ont erdekli, az a lapot
is erdekli. Koz0lje tehat veliink
mindazt, ami tudomasara jut.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-11

4
kerulte utAn szocialis, poll
tikai, gazdasagi vonatkozasban
rosszabb helyzetbe keril, mint
amilyenben volt a kulfold el6tt
igen demokratikusnak hirde-
tett, de a magyarsaggal S
minden mem cseh nenzetiseg-
gel szemben a legdiktat6ri-
kusabb politikaju csehszlovak
uralom alatt.
Hazakeriiltiink utan joleso
m e glep p etessel tapasztaltuk:
Magyarorszag hivatott vezere,
Horthy Miklos kormanyzo ur
ofomeltosaga, minden kor-
manytenyez6, a miniszterelnok
a miniszterek mind a legna-
gyobb testveri erzessel es a
kozvetlen erintkezessel fordul-
tax felenk. Soh' sincs zarva
ajtajuk a felszabadult teriile-
ter6l valok elott, minden pa
naszt, minden kerest nem-
csak keszseggel es el6zekeny-
seggel meghallgatnak, hanem
| ieVekeZnek orvOSOlni eS telje-
siteni is.
Joggal allithatom: ha mines
is, mint ahogy nem is lehet,
megoldva meg minden kerdes
IS minden feladat az atmenet-
tel kapcsolatban, de olyan
Macy munkat vegzett a kor
many annak erdekeben, hogy
a felszabadult teruletek lakos-
saga beleilleszkedjen az anya-
orszagi eletbe, hogy ez mum
ha, csak elismerest es dicsere-
tet erdemel.
A felszabadult teruleteken
csak exert teljes a rend es
i1yugalom. Megindult mum
| ka es az elet minden vonat-
kozasban. Pedig ez mem volt
kis dolog. Olyan volt az atme-
net, mint mikor egy karnak,
vagy labnak ket effort reszet
kell ismet egybeilleszteni S
osszeforrasztani. Ez nagy ia
pintatot es idot igenylo pro
cesszus. A magyar kormany S
a felszabadult teriletek poll
tikai kepviselete mindent ell
kovetett, hogy ez a gyogyu-
lasi foayamat minel kevesebh
fajdalommal jarjon es ninel
gyorsabb legyen.
A kormanyt munkajaban ha
talmasan tamogatta az egesz
magyar tarsadalom. Nemcsak
szellemileg, hanem anyagilag
is. A mindnyajunk altal hodo-
lattal tisztelt Korm any z 9
Trunk Hitvesenek vedn0ksege
alatt allo Magyar a ma
gyarert" mozgalom, melyet az
amerikai magyar es ruszin
testvereink is oily szeretettel es
$ldozatkeszseggel tamogattak
szazezrekkel es milliokka1 sic
tett al felszabadult teruleteken
a csehek altal kifosztott es
nyomorba taszitott t0megek
megsegitasere addig is, mig
intezmenyesen megindulhatott
az vi elet gazdasagi munkaja.
- A felszabadult terulete-
ken mindenekelott a cseh rab-
sagot ateltek kaptak elhelye-
zest, munka- es kereseti lehe-
toseget. - Senht mem uldoz-
tex multja Matt, ha meg
foltos is volt magyar SEEM
pontbol.
Ktilonosen teljes volt a meg
bocSatas a kiSemberekkel, a
munkassaggal szemben, me-
lyet a csehek legjobban igyekez
TEX Magyarorszagtol ethan
golni, Magyarorszaggal szembe
allitani.
Teleki Pal grof miniszterel-
nok, akinek elsoSorban kOszon-
| hot ii;lL hnory a hhhnry1c E,1yrO-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-11

r. Vosdry Aladdr, a fel-
szdb1duH Munkdcs DGros
magyar orssdggyiilesi KEEP
Disel6je kaldi lapunk ut
Gn est az Isenetet az
AmeTihdbnn! eI6 n1agyd-
rokn1k es russinokndk.
Kessseggel k0s0ljik Vo-
sdry kepvisel6 irdsdt, a
naely7aek bisonydra raagy
aassshangja leSs Magyar
Amerikdbdn.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-10
EARL OF CHICAGO
ENDING TONIGHT AS
CAPITOL FEATURE
Robert Montgomery Seen
in HoIIywood's Most
Different Picture

When a Chicago gangSter be-
comes an English Earl by inheri-
lance, it develops into one of the
most unusual motion picture stu
atoms ever filmed, and with Robert
Montgomery departing from his
customary genial playboy roles to
give a startlingly realistic perform
ance as the gangster, The Earl Of
Chicago" ends tonight at the Cap
itol Theatre, merits the enthusiastic
audience approval it has received.
This is the first American pic
ture brought to the screen by Victor
Saville, M-G-M British producer of
Goodbye, Mr.. Chips" and The
Citadel" He has given the picture
a flavor it might not otherwise have
had, a study of England's ancient
traditions and ceremonies that are
sometimes highly amusing and as
often powerfully dramatic when
Chicago gangster, Silky Kilmount,
finds himself the Twelfth Earl of
Gorley.
The film starts out as a straight
gangSter picture, with some reveal
ing 'insideS" in modern liquor
rackets It's most colorful moments
come when Silky, whose greed
takes him to England to collect his
inheritance, becomes a member of
the House of Lords. Later, after
numbering his lawyer and pal, he
is tried by his peers and convicted.
This is a murder trial such as Hol-
lywood never has pictured before
and is among many of the sur
prising and original twists the story
takes.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-10
Booths
Arranged al
Annual Fair
Some New and Some Old
Concessions Slated
for Big Event

It's a good fair coming up this
week for the annual Southeastern
Alaska exposition il the Fair Build
ing at 18th and E. Streets, fair Of
ficials report.
A long list of booth rentals was
given cut today with the Aerial
Pats, their famous dog Bimbo, the
nightly dancing, and the exhibits of
local industries and talent, good
time for all" is looked for
Concession booths are rented by
Mrs. Hildre, Candies and Novelties;
Mrs. Whitley, Hams and Bacons;
Daniel and Nance, Horse Races and
Novelties; Armand Duncan, Keno;
Mrs. Hooker, Eating Booth and Ju-
reau Fire Department, Oldsmobile
Car.
Among the exhibitors are Alaska
Electric Light and Power Co.. Kraft
Cabinet Shop, Columbia Lumber
Co., B. M. Behrends Co., Juneau
Health Center, Alaska Salmon Pack
ers. Juneau Chamber of Commerce,
Juneau Diaries, Inc, and Green Top
Cab.
On the opening afternoon Thurs
day. all children will be admitted
free of charge, courtesy OF the Green
Top Cab Company.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-10
THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE TUESDAY, SEPT 10, 194O
MUSICAL PICTURE
AT COLISEUM WILL
END This EVENING

The spirit of the gay, romantic,
colorful era when Victor Herbert
ruled tht show world and his melo-
dies were on everyone's lips has
been completely captured by the
first motion picture besed on The
personality of the great irish Amer
lean composer. The film, THE Great
Victor Herbert" which ends to-
night at the Coliseum Theatre, IS
a spectacular tribute to a man who
has a place in every American
heart
Victor Herbert himself who
knew how to pick many star In
his day-could not have chosen a
cast better suited to bring his story
to the screen than the one Para
mount presents in THE Great VIC
tor Herbert" The performances Of
Allan Jcncs, Mary Martin and Wal
lcr Connolly, in the leading roles
are as noteworthy as the immortal
songs that pace the picture.
More concerned with Herbcrt'S
Influence On Broadway and the
Broadwayites of ais day than with
the story of the composers own
life, the picture is dramatic and
always moving tale of young &c
tor and actress who rise to fame
in Herberts operettas and whose
happiness is made possible by their
lasting friendship with the great
song-writer.
--
The Daily Alaska EMPIRE guaran-
tees the largest daily circulation ot
any Alaska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-10
Mrs. Carter Honors
Mrs. J. {. Conner

In honor of the birthday of Mrs
j. E. Conner. Mrs. Charles w. Car
ter entertained yesterday afternoon
at her Glacier Highway residence
Many lovely gifts were received
by the honoree.
The guests were Mesdames FREQ
jonas, Gertrude Laughlin, Miles
Gcdkins, Don w. Skuse, C. K. It's
dale, Lydia Weber, Charles Skuse
and l.. Linehan.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-10
GOLD STILL LURES

' COLOMA Cal. - The scene OF
John Marshall's original discovery
of gold in California is attracting
so many tourists that a crew OF
35 men is improving the site. Seats,
picnic tables and camp stoves are
being installed.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-10

knocked lot of us for loop 1t starred the English
Norvelo and Mae Marsh importantly
potent seed planting The
the seduction
knowledge of her imminent
words the subject then They signposts
that happy future fugitves from our
censorship simple ovemaking
home
impossible to the
Circle"
tenta thinking along completely different lines
less grim
again picture automatically discovered
charming occupation.
arbitrary here would roughly the
Realistic historic spectacle Senti
mental romance and sophisticated comedy
Other that another seem to have set
in motion lasting internal ppes The Cabinet OF Dr. Caigar
All for picture about the French Revo-
Charlie whose title I'm shaky about twas
The Girl Loved? Ten Days that Shook the World Two
Hearts in Waltz Poll de Carrot Crime Without Pas-
sion and to greater or lesser
degree Revelation. n RI
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-10
Hollywood Sights ind Sounds
.-Bv aobkia Cooas
BY EDWARD CHODOROV
Author and Producer
(Writing for Vacationing Robin Cool

writing for Vacationing Robin Coons)
HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Sept 10.-Iike
Winds, motion pictures immeasurably the
cinema horizons of professional
long before pictures Some were
foregn-made; few popular others
picture like Last Laugh" a failure
United States but
No professional Laugh" forgot Hollow
echoes of its simplicity continuity
speak today in script and
IS s. Poemkin" opened still another VISTA 1t
real foundation for odays documentary dramatized
norgettabe arbitrary and hair
raising editing of its spawng the
work quality which Photographic
unpretty human beings small
did many eye-open-
don't that "Poemkin" did all
in magnificent film certainly impact that
radically changed minds about movie-making
THE Birth of Nation" to have effect on
the (Sneers desion producers
who tried for initiate "Birth") Perhaps
young regard anything terrifying spectacle Curl
ousy Criffhs Rose"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-10
ROLLER SKATING
GOING OVER BIG
DOUGLAS NAT

Roller skating is going over big
at the Douglas Nat
Paul Boeholt, who is managing
The sport, says last night witnessed
a big turnout with many from Ju-
neau enjoying the skating
The Nat is operated each night
except Thursday and both youths
and adults are finding rarc amuse-
ment.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-10
Juneau Townsife
Elimination Plat
Going 10 Be Filed

The plat of U. S. Survey No.
1862, Juneau ToWnSite Elimination.
will be filed in the U. S. Land
Office at Anchorage october l.
This plat is filed for the informa-
tion of the general public and Is
not a basis for disposal.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-10
Juneau Man
Is 10 Wed

RENO. New Sept. 10.-A marriage
license has been issued to H. Whit
field Jr., over %, of Juneau, Alaska,
and Kathleen Vicks. over 81, of
San Francisco.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-10
SHOWERS ARE COMING

Mr.. and Mrs r. Showers and
children are aboard the steamer
North Sea for Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-10
FEDERAL BUILDING
INSPECTOR IN TOWN

w. A. Brannon, Federal Building
Inspector from the Federal Works
Agency, arrived on the steamer Col
umbia from the Westward and today
was inspecting mechanical equip
ment in the Federal Building here.
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Sea and then south to look over
Federal Buildings at Wrangell and
Ketchikan.
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last night.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-24
DIES. COMMITTEE
GIVEN EXTENSION
House Votes For Another
Years Probe Of Un-
American Activities

WASHINGTON, Jan. % Up -
The Dies committee was given an
other year today to investigate I'M
American activities.
After two hours of loud and
some times angry debate, the house
voted 345 to Fl for continuance.
The opponents were 20 democrats
and Rep. Marcantonio (AL-NY).
All the republicans who voted
and most of them did-were for it.
-. The committee was organized in
1898 and extended in 1889. The
vote continues it until the end Of
the present Congressman. 8, 1941.
The democrats who opposed ex-
tension-some of whom stated their
positions vigorously-were: Bradley,
Dunn and McGranery of Pennsyl-
vania; Thomas F. Ford, Geyer,
Havenner and lac of California !;
Coffee and Wallgren of Washing
ton; Fries, Keller, McKeough,
Mitchell and SABBATH of Illinois
Hook and T~enerowicz of Michigan
O'Day of New York; Pierce OF
Oregon; Shannon of Missouri and
Schultz of Indiana.
absence of Chairman Dies, who is
Continued on Page Five)