Globe-News platform outlines Amarillo city goals
The Globe and News presents a platform urging city reforms including charter revision, a new city hall, a coliseum, improved traffic control, downtown cleanup, better sports facilities, park expansion, water study, hospital expansion, and English Field as an air terminal, plus support for culture and education with higher teacher pay. The document is dated to February 20, 1924.
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Amarillo
City Commission
English Field
Labor's Stand Paradoxical in Taft Hartley Debate
A Chicago AFL speech by Bill Green vows total repeal of the Taft Hartley Law and challenges Taft’s presidential bid. A Princeton based Opinion Research Corporation poll finds workers oppose the law in principle but favor its main provisions when explained, with newspapers cited as the main source of knowledge.
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Bill Green
Taft
Green
Opinion Research Corporation
Princeton
Claude Robinson
Columbus
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The Perils of Strength as Labor Day Reflections
A Labor Day meditation notes unions’ strength in U S history under Taft Hartley but warns of its dangers. It stresses that while anti union forces are unlikely, leadership abuses and Communist influence in some unions threaten democratic ideals and workers’ gains.
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America
Labor
Taft
Representative Hartley
The Long Wait Ends In Death For Bob Yates
Billy Rose recalls Bob Yates a schoolmate who waits through many ordinary hardships from birth through military service to death. Yates endures delays and lines from delivery to joining the army and a final heart attack in a barbershop as life keeps him waiting.
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Bob Yates
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New York
Yates
Zbinski
Postal Telegraph
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Life
British Labor dictatorship warned as farm controls expand
Dorothy Thompson argues Britain is moving toward a totalitarian state under Labor rule. She cites the 1937 agricultural bill, farm land dispossession risk, and county committees as state power over independent farmers.
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Minister of Agriculture
Europe
George Winder
Oliver Goldsmith
Britain
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Polk Street Professor
A night-time intruder frightens a man in his dark room until his wife awakens and moves back to bed. The close call is dispelled by the familiar presence of his spouse.
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