Suppressed Desires and Umpires Stir Civic Letters
A column of opinion lists quirky suppressed desires of public figures from Cedar Rapids and Marion to the hospital system. It quotes a reporter asking readers to consider openly censored wishes from an umpire to a brake on amateur art pranks and ends with a critique of nurse training practices and a call for public investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Penningroth
Cedar Rapids
Bilk Hat Phobia
Earle T. Brockman
Marion
Agnes Kuba
Dempsy
E. E. Hruska
Labor Board member accuses Ford attorney of slander
Edwin S. Smith of the national labor relations board charged Ford Motor Co attorney with double barreled slander at a CIO union convention. He alleged the attorney claimed NLRB consulted with John L. Lewis Homer Martin Thomas Corcoran and Benjamin B. Cohen before filing a Wagner Act case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Ford Motor Company
National-Labor Relations Board
Edwin S. Smith
Board
United Office and Professional Workers of America
CIO
Smith
NLRB
John L. Lewis
Homer Martin
CIO Auto Union
Thomas Corcoran
Benjamin B. Cohen
Ford Company
Corcoran
Cohen
United _States
Personal Health Service From Dr William Brady
Noted physician and author discusses nursing education in America referencing a Minnesota Education Department bulletin. He argues hospital nursing schools are sometimes run to save money and cites a authoritative report as evidence of systemic issues within hospital staff training programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
E. P. Lyon
University of Minnesota
John Gunderson Rockwell
New England
Dr. Brady
Humane Society
Angel of Mercy
Brady
A.N
William Brady, M. D
Nurses’ Training
America
Minnesota Education Department
Dalhover Death Date Set for June 10
The U S court of appeals ordered the execution of James Dalhover, last of the Al Brady gang, in Indiana state prison by electric chair on June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
James Dalhover
al Brady
Indiana State
United States Court of Appeals
CIO seeks permission to file civil rights case against Hague
CIO asks Justice Department to allow filing a substantial evidence case alleging civil rights violations in Jersey City under Mayor Frank Hague. Lee Pressman accuses police and courts of harassing labor organizers, suppressing leaflets and meetings, and broadly repressing union activity and rights under federal law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Committee For Industrial Organization
Department of Justice
Jersey City
Frank Hague
Lee Pressman
CIO
Hague
Department
Pressman
United States
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Fred C. Henson
Baksheesh
State Board of Examiners
Jane Doe
R.N
Angels of Mercy
The
Gazette
Dalhover
Depo
Iowa City
Crandie
Cedar Rapids and
Iowa City Railway
Gazatte
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Gazette
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