Word: treasons
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Chicago Tribune seemed like its old self again last week: Colonel Robert McCormick was accused of treason...
...Congress, Illinois Representative Raymond S. McKeough, the Kelly-Nash machine candidate for the Senate, hotly read the editorial in full, commented: ". . . I challenge Colonel McCormick's patriotism, and I say that that language, at this time, makes him subject, at least to thinking people, as being guilty of treason, and I so charge...
...last week a regular reader of the Tribune could see with half an eye that Colonel McCormick's blood pressure was going up fast. Four days before the "treason" editorial appeared, the Tribune ran this head on Democratic Chairman Edward J. Flynn's demand for a Democratic Congress: A SCHEME TO WRECK THE REPUBLIC...
...since Indiana's Jesse David Bright was expelled in 1862 for treason has a U.S. Senator been found unfit to sit in the Senate. Last week after twelve months' study the Senate Privileges & Elections Committee recommended that North Dakota's beady-eyed Senator William Langer should be denied a seat in the Senate, on grounds of moral turpitude...
Died. Hanns Kerrl, 54, Nazi Minister of Church Affairs; in Berlin. As Prussian Minister of Justice in 1933-34 he introduced the crime of "race treason"-mixing Jewish and "Aryan" blood. He was made Minister of Church Affairs in 1935, given the job of bringing the churches under full State control. He failed, and most of his power was taken from...