The Capital Italian Situation Is Worse Than Greece
The piece warns of Italy’s armistice secrets and British influence on Count Sforza, alleging he was a British agent. It notes U S opposition to Sforza as ambassador and cites a cigarette shortage inquiry, poll tax repeal hopes, and Dewey’s 1948 presidential strategy in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sforza
Italy
U. S
Washington
House
Senate
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Tribune urges new party label to unite divided factions
A Tribune editorial argues that political unity in the nation demands forming a fresh party label to replace worn issues that should be scrapped and forgotten, aiming to rally both northern and southern interests around a single platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
the Tribune
Contract Talks Broken Off By Steelworkers
The United Steelworkers CIO ended negotiations with U S Steel Corp and five subsidiaries in Pittsburgh alleging bad faith. President Philip Murray blamed the company for not complying with a National War Labor Board decision and balked at excluding four WLE order sections on vacation pay shift differentials and a five cent raise to fix wage inequities. Murray and other officers planned to meet government representatives in Washington to address the deadlock.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
CIO
U. S. Steel Corp
CIO Pres
Philip Murray
Steelworkers Union
Nati War Labor Board
Steelworkers
WLE
Murray
Washington
McCormick Calls for Third Party Move in Midwest
Chicago Tribune editor Col. Robert R. McCormick accuses both major parties of foreign influence and endorses forming an America First style party in the Midwest. He says the Tribune will back any label that restores government control to Americans amid Democratic PACs and Willkie Dewey Republicans. The piece notes resistance from reactionary southern Democrats.
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Chicago
New York
Republican Party
Chicago Tribune
America First
Midwest
Democratic Party
PAC
Willkie
Dewey
Robert R. McCormick
The
Tribune
Nationalist isolationist party vows early testing in elections
McCormick states the nationalist isolationist group must begin work immediately to be tested in congressional elections two years away and to bid for victory in 1948. The quote frames urgent organization ahead of the 1948 campaign with fascist-adjacent rhetoric.
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McCormick
ACW Wins Verdict Against Vigilante Tactics
In Nashville the NLRB found Salant & Salant guilty of violating the Wagner Act for using vigilante methods and anti union groups to impede organizing in seven southern clothing factories. The Amalgamated Clothing Workers alleged Citizens Industrial Committee Martin Mfg Co and others sponsored the actions. The ruling orders Salant to stop recognizing the phony bargaining agents and to bargain with ACW. It also calls for reinstatement with back pay for workers fired over union activity.
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NLRB
Amalgamated Clothing Workers (Cio
Citizens Industrial Committee
Martin Mfg. Co, Inc
Joe Shatz
Martin Industrial Commission
Salant
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Greece
By Travis K. Hedrick
Federated Press
Senate War Investigating Committee
Army
Theo Bilbo
D. Miss
Albany
E. Eighth St. Cherry
Premier Press Company
Cincinnati, Ohio
Fanger & Rampe, Inc
Pearl & Broadway
Is Ay
Pepsi-Cola Co
Long Island City, N. Y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Vine Street
Cincinnati
Union Florist
Ray Barrage
Union Delivery Service
Merry Christmas
Sears, Roebuck
Hollywood
Broadway
New York Newspaper Guild
CSO
WMCA
Wendy Barrie
Hazel Scott
Guild
John T. McManus
Anne Seymour
Earl Wilson
Jimmy Johnson
Federated Pictures
Andy
Elm St
John Schwarz
E. McMillan
ACW
Nashville, Tenn
Esquire
Union Label
UNION
West Fifth Street
McAlpin
West Fourth Street
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