1935-08-21 American Bulletin

The newsletter begins with a vehement denunciation of Governor Curley of Massachusetts who described the "religious persecution" of Germany as contrary to the "opinion and views of Americans generally"--apparently, the Governor failed to consult anti-Semitic newsletters in considering American views.  Additionally, the edition describes President Roosevelt as a Communist, assails Governor Earle of Pennsylvania, urges peace in religious affairs between England's Catholics and Protestants (in the name of Aryan unity), denounces Justice Brandeis of the Supreme Court, supports "No Jews Wanted" signs on businesses, and condemns Italy for allowing a Jew to serve as Commander-in-Chief.  Ironically, the author criticizes the use of concentration camps by the Italians and accuses them of brutality against the natives.