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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1938
Page
4
Local chatter mixes jokes and social jabs about Carrollton residents. Quips touch on marriage, funerals, hair trends, heckling husbands, and the quaint days of horse and buggy, with nods to Richardson and Hollywood as contrasts.
The Union’s support missing from secretary Charles P. Howard suggests Typographical allegiance to the American Federation of Labor remains strong. A nationwide vote shows disfavor toward Howard amid the CIO prospect, with the Dal Typographical Union voting 57 to 16 against Howard, while printers warn against alienating craft autonomy. The piece questions the Lewis plan’s impact on craft unions and notes tensions between modern organizational methods and traditional typography solidarity.
The Carrollton Chronicle announces candidates seeking Democratic nomination subject to the Democratic Primary in Texas on July 23, 1938 for State Senator Eleventh Senatorial District. Tom Sessions advocates that industrial and craft unionization can coexist within or apart from the same national body. If mixed, craft unionism could fail and be sunk.
The subjoined calendar, inspired by Secretary Yane M. Kennedy, lists key dates for party actions. It notes primary deadlines, county and state conventions, canvassing, and election timing, with June through September milestones for Democratic events and state committee actions.
Cotton farmers in the South are urged to view the cotton issue from a practical, long term perspective. Peter Molyneaux, editor of the Texas Weekly, advocates a permanent program to aid cotton growers, arguing current efforts resemble short term relief rather than lasting reform.
Quotes discuss economy methods, profits versus regulation, and federal tax policy. It notes potential recovery if traditional profiles shift, mentions unemployment, loans to tide emergencies, and critique of political economy rhetoric. Includes fragmented references to business, finance, and public sentiment.
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