Ching on Labor Peace Through Mediation in 1949
Cyrus S. Ching discusses the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service's 1949 year in review. The agency handled 15 047 cases with 89 percent reaching agreement and stresses the need for a broad approach including law, contracts, and social conditions to sustain peaceful labor relations.
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Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Cyrus S. Ching
Ching
The Outlaw and Our Reluctant Movie Week
A reflective newspaper piece on The Outlaw era hype and local readers refusal to see the controversial film. The author recalls censorship debates and personal hesitation before finally deciding not to view the title or similar 1950s releases. The tone notes public attention, advertising saturation, and Bogart era rival films like Chain Lightning.
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Billy
Jane Russell
Billy the Kid
Bogart
Mr. Bogart
Bugs and pests dominate Department of Agriculture list
The Office of Information outlines Popular Publications for farmers and homemakers. It highlights pamphlets on garden pests like alfalfa webworm, potato leafhopper, and cotton sand wireworm, plus hog houses, clover midge control, corn stalk beetle, and various disease and pest topics across cattle, poultry, bees, and field crops.
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Office of Information
Department of Agriculture
Department
Washington
Texas
Great Basin
Alto
YARK-TIVITY Heirlooms of the future pipe carving nostalgia
A Herald reminiscence argues about future pipe making as a cultural heirloom. It muses that today’s pipe carvers doubt long term value while doctors and advertisers shape tobacco myths. The piece playfully questions what future generations will prize as heirlooms and how culture evolves.
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the Herald
Walter
England
USA
Esquire
Ford
Jo Davidson
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