Men of U. S. Are Enjoying New Heyday in Hal Boyle
New York AP columns recount the return of the American male to social prominence after World War II era ridicule. Women now court and pamper men, reversing a long trend of female dominance, while some fear a future scarcity of bachelors.
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U. S
Hal Boyle
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Ouse
Ayer
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German American friendship week marked by U S troops
In Frankfurt Germany Americans and Germans resume target shooting at Baumholder and celebrate the 15th German American friendship week. Events from Heidelberg to Munich include housewives fairs tours and charity visits.
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Bad Kreuznach
McClellan Opens Push for Laws to Curb Union Crooks
Philadelphia report cites Senate Rackets Committee chair in urging new laws to root out criminal influence in unions. McClellan says tainted leaders threaten honest unionism, cites lists of criminals moving into union roles, and calls for stronger policing and reform beyond Taft-Hartley.
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McClellan
Philadelphia
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W Vlu
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Congress
Delicate Human Vanity Caught in Needle of Respect
A fragment on human vanity notes people are fragile and deserve careful handling yet longs for admiration and recognition, expressing a bittersweet insistence that being sought after has value even if not ideal.
McClellan urges stricter union reform and enforcement
McClellan outlines proposed federal action to curb union abuses. He calls for penalties including loss of tax exempt status, civil contempt for officers failing to file reports, and a new assistant secretary to oversee unions. He claims proper execution could cost the government 26 million yearly and expects fierce congressional pushback amid threats.
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McClellan
Secretary of Labor
SEC
Congress
Truck Purchase Brings Trouble for Hungarian Coop
The Szabadsagharcos farm cooperative north of Budapest bought a second hand truck from the Soviet army for 25 000 forints then spent 1800 to repair it. Hungary’s auto trading monopoly assessed 33 000 for customs duties because Russians allegedly paid none. Duty was cut to 2000 after protest but the cooperative offered to sell the truck for under 900. The vehicle remains idle as the coop seeks a solution.
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Budapest
Szabadsaghar
Cos Farm Cooperative
Budajpest
Hungary
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