Facts and Opinion By David Lawrence on Ward Fight
Washington column argues law favors Sewell Avery in wartime labor dispute over closed shop and union dues. It highlights Supreme Court views on government power, Wagner Act limits, and potential impact on CIO AFL and independent unions.
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Avery
Washington
Sewell Avery
Montgomery Ward
Germany
Hitler
America
Supreme Court
Congress
Justice Black
Rutledge, Murphy, Reed and Douglas
Wallace Corporation
CIO
National Labor Relations Board
AFL
Jackson
We Reap What We Plant A Column By Robert Quillen
A reflective piece on virtue and prosperity from old grandad ideals to modern realities. It links moral law to benefit for the tribe, notes that rogues prosper under hypocrisy, and questions assurances of wartime production and press truth. It closes by weighing effort, luck, and expectations since Pearl Harbor.
Out of the Past Make No Enemies
Brief quotation from Colton notes a maxim about harmless conduct and the idea that those who offend others risk harm to themselves. The line emphasizes restraint and wisdom in interpersonal relations.
Giordano Bruno's life and impact on science and Shakespeare
Orville of Adams Today's Talk recounts Giordano Bruno born 1548 in Nola near Naples. He fled multiple countries, taught radical ideas, wrote on memory, and faced a heresy trial. Bruno inspired Shakespeare and bore martyrdom for truth, with a statue unveiled in 1889.
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Orve
Giordano
Nola
Naples
Italy
France
Spain
England
Adams
Shakespeare
Bruno
Giordano Bruno
Camp di Fiori
I Will Be Tough A 1945 New Year Note From Bugs Baer
The writer wishes readers a victorious new year while noting 1915’s zodiac sign will be a sharp porcupine and predicting a tough year ahead. He jokes about being drafted again and mentions adhesive tape makers. He warns butchers against cheating with scales, implying risks for dishonest sellers.
Reunion of AFL and UMW Predicted for 1945
Intensive behind the scenes talks point to John L. Lewis's United Mine Workers rejoining the American Federation of Labor early in the new year. Spokesmen say CIO influence and government favors may push reunification as AFL leaders urge renewed unity against the CIO.
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AFL
UMW
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
American Federation of Labor
Mr. Lewis
William Green
New Orleans
Timw Ait
Lewis
CIO
Philip Murray
Roosevelt
AFL T
ILO
Rehabilitation for veterans demands humane approach in Washington
Marquis W. Childs argues for a people centered rehabilitation plan for returning veterans. He cites President Roosevelt and Maj. Gen. Kirk pushing expanded programs in convalescent hospitals with vocational training and social reintegration emphasis. He urges reducing red tape at the Veterans Administration and prioritizing psychiatric care and individual needs to restore veterans to useful civilian life.
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Y Washington
Washington
Roosevelt
War Stimson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Norman T. Kirk
Army
Army Service Forces
Veterans Administration
Veterans Hospitals
Wings for Cars After War Predicted by Speed Flyer
A St Louis Post Dispatch item forecasts postwar cars may have wings and drivers possibly equipped with winged features as well. The notion blends speed tech with aviation trends and envisions a transformed automotive era.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Perkins to resign from cabinet amid Wallace delay
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins plans to quit on January 20 1941 after long indecision over her successor. President Roosevelt shuffles cabinet prospects while Jesse Jones and Harry Hopkins influence Wallace’s stalled bid for a top post, and Wallace’s loyal backers fear political backlash if Roosevelt drifts from the Atlantic Charter.
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PY Ashington
Labor
Perkins
Miss Perkins
White House
Labor Department
CIO
AFL
Miss Perrkins
Wallace
Agriculture
FDR
Harry Hopkins
Dome
Jesse Jones
Harry
Roosevelt
Power politics and Dumbarton Oaks in world peace
The article argues power is a factual element in postwar order and criticizes the League of Nations. It supports a concert of powers under Dumbarton Oaks to maintain peace, with a world law system underwritten by great powers and a balance of influence among Allies.
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International Labor Office
League of Nations
Apar
League
United States
Dumbarton Oaks
World Society
Gov. Stassen
Dumbarton Oaks Conference
Balkans
Europe
Security Council
Hair Dye Advice and Cautions from Dr Brady
Dr Brady warns against unsafe hair dyes and offers safer methods including henna, walnut extract, chamomile, and iron tea. He cautions about poisons in some products and suggests test patches before full use, noting peroxide can bleach safely but may stain fabrics and should be used carefully.
Let’s Explore Your Mind by Dr Wiggam Q and A
Dr Wiggam answers reader questions on marriage mental health and stability for men and women. He notes marriage generally supports mental health, but finds more married women than men go insane. He also covers found money ownership in taxis and liberals versus conservatives among college students with caveats about individual variation.
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Albert E. Wiggam
Neil A. Dayton
Massachusetts Hospital
Vernon Jones
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