Western Labor Severs Ties With Moscow-Linked Union Network
Western labor leaders plan conferences in London and Paris to form a new world federation of trade unions aimed at replacing the Moscow-controlled World Federation of Trade Unions. The move follows WFTU criticisms of Marshall Plan rehabilitation and signals a broader bid to insulate Anglo American labor from Bolshevist influence and Communist control.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
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WFTU
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Moscow
Italy
France
Russia
Kremlin
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London
James Carey
CIO
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
David McDonald
United Steel Workers
Britain
Arthur Beakin
British Trades Union Congress
TUC
American Federation of Labor
United States
AFL
Paris
Louis Saillant
Milan
Chinese politics and US interest unfold in Peiping letters
Articles note Chiang Kai-shek’s bid for peace with Communists and a strong middle group in China. Chinese economic and ideological shifts may stay largely Chinese, shaped from within. US interest stems from ties to China and diplomats’ observations in Peiping during mid December.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
United Feature Syn
New York
Peiping
Chiang Kai-shek
Communist Group
Chiang
Moscow
China
United States
Dale Carnegie on Criticism and Self Awareness
The piece argues criticism often reflects truth about us and warns against defending instantly. It cites La Rochefoucauld and William Allen White, notes our emotional instead of logical nature, and mentions Bob Hope and Ford as examples of seeking critique to learn from mistakes.
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la Rochefoucauld
William Allen White
Charles Luckman
Pepsodent Company
Bob Hope
Ford Motor Company
Dale Carnegie
Reducing Fat With Barcentrate Claim Prompts Diet Question
A column critiques fat loss hype and promotes Barcentrate mixed with grapefruit juice as a non diet based aid. It promises money back if results are not seen and dismisses vitamins as ineffective for weight loss.
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Texas
Cities debate building code revisions nationwide
A survey shows Amarillo and other towns consider updates to codes while many small cities lag with no codes or 20 year-old rules. Larger cities move faster with major revisions since 1933 and emphasize performance standards over rigid specifications.
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Amarillo
American Society of Planning Officials
National Bureau of Standards
Gothic Cathedral Reaches Great Cheba Continues Rise
A fragment from a historical page notes the Gothic cathedral’s ascent and ongoing construction, highlighting continued religious and architectural significance amid era discussions.
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Cheba
Red Tax Cut Aims At Lower Prices
Moscow reports a shift from wartime subsidies to peace economics with aims to lower retail prices. The Soviet Journal notes subsidies mostly ended, wholesale prices and freight rates rose, and a broad turnover tax will be removed from most fuels electrical power ores metals machinery and many industries to cut production costs and support the ruble. Travel in 1850 required four days and twelve railroads.
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Moscow
Russia
Soviet Journal of Economic Questions
P. Vladimirov
Waterville
Buffalo
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