Government overreach and labor laws threaten capitalism
The piece argues that postwar labor-favoring laws like the Wagner Act and NRLA foster government control over industry, labeling it state socialism. It warns that continued favoritism toward labor risks dissolving private enterprise and calls for Congress to repeal single-group protections to preserve a government of laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice
National Welfare
Washington
Republic
Congress
Tax Equality Debate and Puerto Rico Statehood Position
A column argues against punitive tax laws and for equality before the law while urging broad public understanding of a Puerto Rico independence bill. It warns independence risks and advocates statehood, noting Puerto Rico as a critical U S base and defender of the canal region. The piece also mentions a New York Food Forum planned June 15 16 to discuss the food problem with broad participation.
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Treasury Department
New York
Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association
Fred H. Sexauer
Congress
Puerto Rico
United States
Panama Canal
Speech on national platforms and flag symbolism in wartime
The speaker stresses adherence to Democratic and national platforms of 1940 and urges adding a new star to the flag. He warns that losing any island outpost near the American continent could empower rivals, citing the losses of Kiska and Attu as dangers that require renewed fighting to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiska
Attu
Allied invasion plans and Argentine power shift noted
The Christian Science Monitor reports that Allied leaders indicate an imminent European invasion as the Mediterranean opens and Axis defenses thin. Meanwhile in Argentina, the army tightens control, dissolves Congress, and pivots rightward with anti Communist measures as democracy stalls and foreign policy steadies under conservative leadership.
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Roosevelt
Churchill
Europe
Mediterranean
Italy
French Riviera
United States
Britain
France
United Nations
Washington
Argentina
Congress
la Hora
Castillo
Brazil
The
Christian Science Monitor
Army day woes and a growing tree dream
A humorous verse laments a rigid Army chain of command ending with the speaker doing KP as blame travels upward. A nearby city reports its last doctor hospitalized, hinting at a medicine shortage. A San Francisco businessman plants California redwood seedlings nationwide, sending them at his own expense to homes that pledge care and space for future growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Francisco
Clarence F. Pratt
Death toll rises in Gogebic region noted in Herald
Five years ago death claimed Anton Isdebski in Bessemer as notable local George O Driscoll of Ironwood died at St Josephs hospital Ashland. Also covered are summer visits from Pueblo families and a nuptial shower for Teresa Sterny with Antoinette Costantino marrying Gunnard Newman.
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Bessemer
Anton Isdebski
Leo
Gogebic County
George O‘ Driscoll
Ironwood
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Ashland
James Nemacheck, Jr
Pueblo
Col
Peter Loncharte
Pontiac
Robert Loncharte
Teresa Sterny
Eagles Hall
St. Sebastian Church
Antoinette Costantino
James Costantino
Gunnard Newman
Victor Newman
Ramsay
High School
T. J. Joslyn
Emma Kulasayler
Wilbur Osburn
Paul Gerhardt
J. E. Butler
Tilda Backon
Prin. W. T. Alcott
George Rupp
Matherine Byrne
Ida Ostermeyer
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Bessemer Herald
Herald Publishing Company
E. Mary St
Bessemer, Michigan
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Corporal
P. S.bessemer
Mars
Herald
John Novakoski
Iron Street
C. E. Anderson
Anvil
Bessemer Township
Walfred Westeen
A. J. Fink
Carl E. Olson
Basil Buchko
J. R
Sidney Proctor
Conrad Velin
Sault Ste. Marie
Velin
Proctor
Federal Court
Jennie McDonald
John Finnegan
St. Sebastian’s Church
Twnty
Clarence W. Durkee
Edwin Lillrose
Rhinelander
Gray & Danielson
R. J. Mullen
EB. J. Kuivinen
Hibbing
Raymond Lester
Chicago
Michael Donich
Milwaukee
Marquette University
Charles Scavarda
Ann Arbor
University
John Scavarda
George Waters
Augustine Gotta
Battle Creek
Battle Creek Sanatorium
C. Scavarda
Lansing
Nellie Castle
Lily Johnson
Charles Ferro
L. Menghini
H. Pelander
Ed. Hellman
Verner Haario
J. Maccani
Louis Ferro
Vina
Amanda Ellos
Cary
Frances Petranek
Inez Brown
Lena
Ragna Bradley
Mae Halappa
Emma DeBiasi
Mabel
Ebba Brown
Hazel
Helen Richarson
Harriet James
Josephine Martini
Ida Brach
Mary Loncharte
Madeline
Minnie Ellis
Lillian Johnson
Ambie Haario
Pearl Frandy
Fannie Erickson
Irene Buchanen
LaRue Lobb
Eda Rizzie
Katherine and
Mary Novascone
Ellen Eklund
W. F. Truettner
Ed Gaudette
Arthur Lintelmann
Sam Williams
West Lead Street
A. Abelman
Anna Rand
Northwestern University
Evanston
Illinois
Henry Blumenkamp
Schofield
Wis
Ter, Minn
W. F.truettner
Hiram Olson
Harry Meagher
BB. R. Bayliss
Ambrose Touhey
Eveleth
E. Mueller
Minn
W. W. Boyce
Palms and Anvil Mines
Hoover House
W. J. Whiteside
Agnes Redner
Eddie
Andrew
Frank Winkowski
Mike Petranek
John Miller
Theo Chlebowsky
Sloma
Winkowski
Miller
Friday
Popelka
Black River Falls
Safety Council
White Birch Inn
Canada
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Russia
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