Lewis Behavior Pattern Shows Again
John L. Lewis continues refusal to recognize the wage stabilization board and sent a subordinate to a Washington meeting of labor and government leaders. With four coal strikes in 1943, he signals potential disruption of defense activity. UMW contract runs to April 1, 1951, giving Truman advisers about three months to prepare and respond swiftly to protect vital fuel for defense industries.
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John L. Lewis
Wage Stabilization Board
Washington
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Truman
First Diplomats Pay to See Radio City Music Hall
Wu and the Chinese delegation visited Radio City Music Hall in New York and were refused free seats. They paid for their tickets after being told all seats were occupied, marking an apparent first for a diplomat paying for entry. The incident contrasts with Moscow and Peiping propaganda potential headlines.
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Party of the People
America
General Wu
New York
Radio City Music Hall
Moscow
Peiping
Austria’s Path From Anschluss to Cold War Divisions
The article recalls Austria’s 1938 Anschluss with Germany and its 1945 liberation by Russian and Allied forces. It notes Austria’s quick reestablishment as an independent state, then split into Soviet eastern and Allied western zones. The piece frames this history as a caution in dealings with Russia.
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Russia
Austria
Soviet Union
Futile Austrian talks show Russian hard line in peace
The article argues that after 258 meetings the four powers failed to reach a settlement on Austria. It blames Soviet opposition for keeping occupation and satellite status, calling negotiations a battlefield where Russia uses reasons and documents to block a peace treaty.
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Russia
Austria
Germany
Soviet Union
Red Words vs Red Deeds
An essay contrasts Soviet rhetoric of serving the worker with practical actions at the Soviet embassy in Washington. It notes the embassy installed firefighting equipment while reportedly trusting non union men over organized workers, critiquing hypocrisy in the party of the people.
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Party of
Worker
Washington
Guess Who
Party of the People
Opinions of Others The Fair Employment Practices Act
The Fair Employment Practices Act is debated by Minnesota legislators. The editorial argues the act could be a two edged sword by aiding one race while limiting opportunities for others. It praises African American progress and equality achieved through merit and effort. It warns against reintroducing color or religion as hiring factors.
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Fairmont Sentinel
Minnesota
Midwest
Sentinel Office
Congressional
Isidore Lipschutz
Belgium
Anti-Defamation League
Disagreement over race and politics sparks frank claim
A Boston caller attacks the author as a Red baiter and accuses him of endorsing racial inequities. The piece reflects on universal prejudice, noting personal experiences with Anglo Saxon, German, French, and Asian views while denying personal racial allegiance. The dialogue exposes tensions across races and ideologies.
Who Is Superior and Why Prejudice Persists
A 1950 King Features column argues racial and religious prejudice arise from a desire for superiority. It contrasts racism with communism’s age and discusses immigration, passports, and American belonging. The author suggests hostile behavior harms American progress and that those who dislike the U.S. should leave.
Quatrains and wartime notes blend in a town paper
An extended Army guard call up at Camp Rucker prompts town armory activity as Lt. Clyde Seiver and four privates head to service. Capt. Russell notes 25 percent are married, with others awaiting mobilization. Civilian pieces report on postwar finances, Los Angeles drunk driving, and delayed eastern mail amid rail disruption.
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Sidney Russell
Camp Rucker
Alabama
Russell
Army
Clyde Seiver
Donald Gaughran
Darrel Maloney
Gene A. Tuchek
Uncle Sam
Joe McNally
James Bailey
Fort Sheridan
Ill
al Laroque
Austin
Co. H
Los Angeles
Lollypop origin in Australia and pennant record note
The Q and A discuss the origin of the word lollypop tracing to Australia where candy is called lolly and the pop part likely added in the United States. It also notes St Louis in the American League has the fewest pennants with a single title in 1944.
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Australia
America
St. Louis
Wind Instrument Horizon ta 1 7 Depicted instrument
A list of crossword style clues covers wind instrument related terms from horizon to clarinet and beyond. Includes entries for materials, colors, and various cross references across eleven numbered rows with multiple definitions.
Westbrook Pegler on Records and Persecution
Westbrook Pegler defends himself against smear campaigns linked to Kamp Hart and Rumely and urges transparency for political groups. He criticizes the Buchan an committee for selective demand of records and warns against spying and blackmail by rival organizations and private groups.
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New York
Joseph Kamp
Merwin K. Hart
Edward A. Rumely
Kamp
The
Constitutional Educational League
Hart
National Economic Council
Rumely
Committee For
John T. Flynn
Buchanan Committee
House
Congress
Rumley
Lipschutz
Buchanan
Anti-Defamation League
Lipschutz Group
King Features
Time Tables for Mid West and Northwest Airlines Rail Lines
A compiled schedule lists departures and arrivals for multiple carriers. Mid West Airlines serves Rochester Minneapolis Des Moines Omaha Mason City with several morning and afternoon departures. Northwest East and West bound routes from Rochester. Great Western St Paul and Mason City Omaha. The Milwaukee Road services Calmar Chicago LaCrosse Jackson and mixed trains. Risks lines from Rochester Charles City Waterloo Minneapolis Austin Des Moines Kansas City Austin Albert Lea with numerous daily times. T BUS LINE Cresco Iowa operates noon and 6:15 pm runs with varied daily frequencies.
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Mid-West Airlines
Rochester
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Omaha
Mason City
Northwest Airlines
East Bound
West Bound
Great Western
St. Paul
Milwaukee Road
Calmar
Chicago
LaCrosse
Suneday
Awe
Charles City-Waterloo
Austin-Des Moines
Kansas City
Austin-Albert Lea
Sudan raises sedition penalty in penal code
The Sudan legislative assembly amended the penal code to punish arousing illegal opposition or hatred toward the Sudan government or its relations with Egypt and Great Britain with up to three years imprisonment, a fine, or both.
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Khartoum
Sudan
Sudan Legislative Assembly
Egypt
Great Britain
Subscription rates by carrier for Austin delivery
Rates list for Home Delivery in Austin and mail zones. Includes one week, monthly, three, six, and yearly terms. Distinguishes postoffice radius and advance payment, with rates varying by zone.
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Austin
Coea
Miles Radiua
Cclebos
Move and address change notice for Herald readers
When moving please call the Herald office 8851 giving your change in address. The Herald is on sale at multiple local shops and cafés including Austin Candy Co 219 N Main Austin Hotel Chatham and Bridge East Side Pharmacy Water and Railway Fox Hotel Main and Water Holtz Pharmacy Main and Water Lucy's Cafe 115 N Main St Lane's Pharmacy 400 N Main St People's Drug Store 203 N Main St Nemita Cigar Store 415 N Main K O Wold Drug Co Main and Bridge Sts Hamilton Cafe Dexter Reinartz Cafe Rose Creek Reed's Grocery Mapleview News Stand Post Office.
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Herald Office
THE
Herald
Austin Candy Co
N. Main
Austin Hotel
Chatham and Bridge
East Side Pharmacy
Fox Hotel
Holtz Pharmacy
Lucy’s
N. Main St
Lane's Pharmacy
People’s Drug Store
N Main St
Nemita Cigar Store
K. O. Wold Drug Co
Main and
Bridge Sts
Hamilton
Dexter
Reinartz
Rose Creek
Reed's Grocery
Mapleview
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