Green Jr. Urges No-Strike Stance for War Effort
In Kansas City AFL head Green Jr. calls unions to stay on the job to support U N movements. He warns there is no justification for strikes as victory and production hinge on labor's output and ship plane and gun supply. He opposes a national service act as unnecessary and unwise.
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Kansas City
Aee American
International Boilermakers Union Convention
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Stassen Entered in Wisconsin Primaries
Lt. Cmdr. Harold F. Stassen former Minnesota governor and Navy officer was entered in Wisconsin's presidential primary. August Smith secretary of the Stassen for President committee said petition filing occurred and pledged delegates would be announced Wednesday when headquarters open. Dewey and Willkie delegate slates already filed.
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Madison
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Harold F. Stassen
Minnesota
Navy
Wisconsin
August Smith
Stassen-for-President Committee
Stassen
Thomas E. Dewey
Wendell Willkie
Word Puzzle Across and Down Clues Recounted
A dense list of crossword style clues with numbers and partial phrases. The reader must fill entries for across and down answers spanning animals, elements, body parts, places, and common terms. No narrative or context beyond the clue set.
Edgar A. Guest Poem Excerpt The Poet of the People
The piece presents a verse by Edgar A. Guest on personal choice and effort. It reflects a motivational theme about deciding to endure hardship, pursue goals, and choose one’s path rather than resist or retreat. The poem emphasizes individual responsibility in shaping life outcomes.
Minister Urges Cooperation With Liquor Industry
The Rev. Edward W. Potts of Kansas City urged tavern owners and ministers to collaborate to curb liquor evils. He argued prohibition failed to solve the problem and proposed tavern keepers close one day weekly, keep minors out, protect women patrons, and note drunkenness as a major wartime absenteeism cause.
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Chicago
Edward W. Potts
Kansas City
Ministerial Alliance
Paseo Methodist Church
Potts
Tavern Owners Association
Vigilantes Watched in Colorado Over Anti-Jap Dissent
Peace officers statewide monitored potential vigilante actions as Colorado debated anti-alien property laws in Denver. Governor Vivian received a warning from an Austin rancher that some men threaten to burn out Japanese residents if they move into the district.
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Denver
INS
Colorado
John C. Vivian
Austin, Colo
Five Innocent Pleas In Sedition Case
Chief Justice Edward C. Eicher accepted innocent pleas Monday from five of 30 January indicted on sedition charges. Named defendants include Gerhard Kunze, August Klapprott, Ellis O. Jones, Peter Stahr enberg, and William Peiley. Robert Noble also pled innocent.
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Washington
Edward C. Eicher
Federal District Court
Gerhard Wilhelm Kunze
Bund
August Klapprott
Ellis O. Jones
The
Friends of Progress
Peter Stahrenberg
National American
William Dudley Peiley
Eicher
Robert Noble
Jones
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