Democratic split fears over CIO funding and primaries
Washington column notes southern Democrats warn against leftist takeovers and slush funds linked to CIO Political Action. It argues the Roosevelt administration uses bayonets to enforce union maintenance and questions the reach of the federal corrupt practices act on primaries. The piece criticizes the administration as liberal and self serving.
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Should Parents Decide What Children Learn and Believe
Robert Quillen questions whether parents must teach what they personally doubt. He cites vaccination, religious belief, and authority as examples where parental rights clash with child welfare, arguing final decisions rest with parents yet noting real-world harm when ignorance dominates.
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The Beauty of Bird Flight by George Matthew Adams
Today's Talk celebrates bird flight showing how nature teaches more than schools. It notes birds migrate vast distances, from Alaska to Hawaii, and highlights feats such as the horse wren feeding its young 1217 times a day, portraying birds as joyful, purposeful creatures.
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Public Opinion Aligns with Multitudes and Conscience
W. R. Alger remarks that public opinion represents a collective conscience shared by many, serving as a guiding force in society. The quote contrasts broader societal views with individual hesitation, implying a pressure toward ethical consensus.
Unclear Quote on Socialized Medicine and Government Control
A fragment quotes a navy official or chief stating that if medicine recognizes socialization and offers a fair program for doctors and patients, there will be little fear of government control. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear context.
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Omar B. Ketchim
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Rebuilding Education Starts in Lowest Grades
Paul Mallon notes Birmingham Teachers Association poll shows the need to begin fundamental instruction in the earliest grades. He argues progressive education fails at multiple levels and calls for restoring core facts and figures in first through third grades. Only a single Birmingham principal agreed with Mallon. three were undecided.
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Birmingham Teachers Association
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Corrupt Opposition Targets Mallon Columnists
In a cautious critique the writer denounces progressive educators and their allies in schools and boards, accusing them of misrepresentation to protect textbooks and positions. The piece argues teachers oppose the movement, parents join, and education should resist the activity school trend and its discipline breakdown.
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Dewey
Army Navy medal row grows in wartime awards
A debated imbalance in decorations between the Army and Navy fuels bitterness among service members. Army airmen have received far more honors, including the Distinguished Service Cross and Purple Heart, while Navy aviators with similar combat records see fewer distinctions. The dispute spills into officers clubs and even affects morale and efficiency.
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Army
Fireworks in Ward Case Stir Washington Politics
The Ward case probes extend with party fighting over Sewell Avery as CIO pressure grows and McCarran plans a separate Senate report. Nevada’s magnesium plant and new voters could tilt the 1944 race, while War Labor Board Chair Davis defends labor settlement efforts amid criticism from industry figures.
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Montgomery Ward
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Roger D. Lapham
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Detroit Press
Immunity and the Myth of Cold Susceptibility
A reader letter argues against linking wet conditions or fatigue to catching colds, noting no scientific proof for a general resistance concept. The author cites Arctic explorers and soldiers to claim immunity varies by individual and that exposure, not fear or weather, dictates illness risk.
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Gary
Arctic
Wren
Four Eggs for Breakfast Sparks Health Debate
A reader questions ceasing four eggs for breakfast while another voice argues no harm. The exchange mentions worms from dogs and cats and stresses washing hands after handling animals before touching the mouth to prevent ingestion.
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Weary New Deal Voices Split Over Power and Peace
Raymond Morey portrays a Washington split between an energetic military and cautious civilian bureaucracy. The column argues New Dealers insist on the president’s re election to sustain reforms, while civil officials resist aging, preferring the status quo to risk.
Invasion on the Home Front Observed by Baer
Arthur Baer notes Democratic fear of long incumbency and cites a cautious critique of leadership. The piece references patriotism and sacrifice, praising a loyal public servant who has given much to the nation.
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Ants Count 3500 in The Science Note
A note in the science section mentions an estimated 3 500 ants. The fragment hints at commentary about Sanak and Uncan but is incomplete.
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