Four Capitality Labor in Texas Builds Up For Big Battle
Organized labor in Texas moves toward political action with a 10 point plan by the Texas State Industrial Union Council CIO union group aiming to form PACs in every precinct. They plan poll tax efforts and political education while backing Case March for governor and opposing sales and income taxes until natural resource taxes rise. The stance signals a potential watershed in Texas politics and a hard fight ahead.
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Texas
CIO
PAC
TSIUC
Communications Workers of America
Council
Texas Social and Legislative Conference
Labor
CWA
CIO Council
Jack Kroll
Case March
March
Baylor University Law
Blood-Letting Pattern of Revolt Rehearsed in New York Siege
A New York City waterfront siege by Communist sailors targets the National Maritime Union Building. Reporters observe a mob suppressing legitimate union leadership, with women inciting hysteria and police labeled neutral as contrived intimidation spreads through the lobby.
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New York
Lannon
Politburo
Maryland
Russia
Red Army
Alaska
Siberia
Canada
Communist Party
Lannonis
Big Joe Curran
Slim Little Hedley Stone
National Maritime Union
Daily Worker
John Moriarity
Curran
Kremlin
NMU
Hulbert Warner
Union
Pittsburgh
Seattle
Jack Smith
Paul Robeson
Peekskill
Herman Cooper
Duffy
Adrien Duffy
Commie
Two Centuries in the World’s Chronicle
A reflective look at the first half of the 20th century and its legacy. The piece weighs social progress, labor gains, health and wage shifts, and the rise of state and global cooperation. It anticipates democracy’s defense and the peaceful use of atomic energy shaping future history.
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America
Republic of Texas
Hanseatic League
League of Nations
Answers and anecdotes from a quiz style column
The piece presents trivia on religious art, good luck elephant myths, parachute rescue by Lt Harold Harris in 1922, the Jersey fabric name linked to Lily Langtry, and a note about Franz Schubert who reportedly played only his own music.
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United States
Harold R. Harris
McCook Field
Dayton
Ohio
Jersey
Lily Langtry
The
Isle of Jersey
Franz Schubert
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Senate
Sweden
Sen
Thomas
John Sparkman
Alabama
Sparkman
Allen Frear
Delaware
Ralph Flanders
Vermont
John Bricker
Bricker
Stockholm
Sen. Frear
Pop
Rotterdam
Holland
Dixie
RFC
Congress
Truman
Merl Young
Young
Lustron
Ecc
Wright
Bell Syndic
Labor and diplomacy mark a calmer industrial era
The article highlights peaceful labor strife, praising CIO leader Murray and Jones and Laughlin Steel for nonviolent picketing. It notes coal and steel disputes without widespread violence, crediting coal firms for continuing credit and southern miners with meals for children. It also covers a Senate Sweden visit and a Navy report clash with Johnson, plus the Lustron housing collapse amid RFC loans and looming resignations.
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Chicago
Republic Steel
CIO
Phil Murray
Jones and Laughlin Steel Company
Ben Moreel
Jones and Laughlin
Moreell
Aliquippa
Broadway prefaces and film notes mix in mixed reviews
A collage of stage updates and films from Broadway and beyond. Mentions revision of The Road to Rome for Marlene Dietrich, Vernon Duke’s Washerwoman’s Ball at the Winter Garden, Lost in the Stars with lavish scenery, and Melbourne premiere tensions. Also notes replies on Strindberg and Signor Chicago, plus reviews of The Father and Metropole. Includes mentions of Denise Darcel in Battleground and Seabiscuit biopic chatter.
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Robert E. Sherwood
Rome
Marlene Dietrich
Dwight Deere Wiman
Lee Shubert
Mansfield
Ballet de Paris
Vernon Duke
Winter Garden
Paree
Golly
Australia
Hollway
Kings Theater
Melbourne
Strindberg
Mady Christians
Raymond Massey
J. Chapman
Chicago
Philly
Broadway
M. Gordon
Variety
Baltimore
Wm. Walden Auth
H. Ross
The
New Yorker
Denise Darcel
Astor
L. Turner
William Greaves
Jackie Robinson
World Theater
MGM
Rosalind Russell
Joan Barton
Will Mahoney
Washington
Capitol Theater
Ee Taylor
Robert Tay
Associated Press rights notice appears in local paper
The newspaper states exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches. This notice declares AP content protection and the paper's entitlement to use AP material.
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Absociated Press
The
Associated Press
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Organized Labor
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Republic
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Bureau
Eye Street
N.E
Ik & Fact
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Simm
Drew Pearson
Sen. Bricker
Navy
Johnson
Denfeld
Chief of Naval Operations
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of Defense
Army
Air Force
Matthews
Cinemagicians
Bobby Henrey
Chinatown
John Ford
Seabiscuit
Rassler
Geo
Austin American Sana
Texas Mail
Austin
Austin American
Austin Statesman
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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