Public Responsibility Urged by Industrial Leaders in Steel and Coal
The piece argues leaders like Mr. Fairless of United States Steel and Mr. Lewis of the coal miners must balance profits with public duty. It cautions against long coal strikes and price hikes that hinder national and global efforts. It urges explanation of pension plans and wage actions, plus parental roles amid media and youth culture concerns. It notes a Marine recruiting office inspection by Captain McIlwain in Amarillo before continuing to Albuquerque.
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Fairless
United States Steel Corp
Lewis
Florida
Mr. Fairless
James W. Melllwain
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City
Marine Corps
Amarillo
Leonora V. Smith
McIlwain
Albuquerque
Panhandle
New Mexico
Letters to the Editor Subversive Topics Prompt Debate
Readers debate whether a forthcoming film ridicules government and if such works should be boycotted. The page also includes reader greetings seeking to reconnect with a former colleague, plus short quotes from public figures on war, politics, and party affiliation.
President's speech warns of peril and quest for liberty
Dorothy Thompson reflects on President Truman's address urging a stronger national defense and warns that peace may be illusory. She argues modern life is a constant struggle and contrasts liberty with totalitarian fear, urging action against darkness and for civilization.
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Truman
Sophocles
Shakespeare
God
Czechoslovakia
Polk Street Professor’s Wife Drives Slowly Past Police
A Polk Street professor recalls his wife driving home on West Tenth at about 2 PM. She wandered, slow and careful, singing and daydreaming as a police car approached. He jokes officers should cut her some slack for her distracted ride.
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Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid Snapshot
Puzzle list shows multiple clues across horizontal and vertical entries with varied definitions and abbreviations. Many entries reference geography, measurements, elements, and common crossword terms, including romanian hints and chemical symbols.
Six Fort Worth Strikers Arrested
Six strikers at the Armour and Co packing plant were arrested for violating the state anti mass picketing law after Lee McClendon, 45, was struck in the eye with a beer bottle when an automobile drove his car off the road near the plant. McClendon and two other workers had just left the plant and were confronted by the group. the district attorney and police chief noted possible penalties up to 500 dollars and 90 days in jail.
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Fort Worth
Armour & Co
Lee McClendon
McClendon
Armour
al Clyde
R. E. Dysart
Houston Teachers Promised Raise Contingent On Funds
The Houston Board of Education approved a $200 annual salary increase for teachers starting September with the phrase if the money is available. The new minimums rise to $2,200 for bachelor degree holders and $2,400 for those with a master's.
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Houston
Houston Board of Education
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