Full Employment Bill Set for 1945 Congress
The 79th Congress to convene January 3 will face Sen. James Murray's postwar full employment bill. It envisions a national production and employment budget and may require increased federal investment if private capital falls short. Key tasks include uprating unemployment laws and aiding postwar public works and small business reconversion.
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79Th Congress
James E. Murray
Sen. Murray
Congress
Federal Works Agency
Dept. of Justice
Moving notice and social notes from the Keith Building
A report from the Keith Building outlines the Paper Workers office moving to Cleveland, with farewells to Walter Smethurst Harry Sayre Nat Goldfinger and Virginia Dye. The piece invites exchanges and ads for items and notes a Seibler Tailoring Company workers party with Florence Ellman on piano and Mary Johnston Dorothy Ryan singing Don’t Fence Me In. Marco Meccio and Richard Rothaler are mentioned among attendees.
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Keith Bldg
Cleveland
Walter Smethurst
Harry Sayre
Nat Goldfinger
Virginia Dye
Seibler Tailoring Company
Florence Ellman
Mary Johnston
Dorothy Ryan
Marco Meccio
ACW
Richard Rosenthaler
Seiblers
Meeting readers for a new year column invite
A writer expresses pleasure in meeting readers and continuing the column. The note asks to be invited again to introduce more content and wishes a happy and prosperous new year.
Tomorrow The World anti Nazi film tackles youth corruption
Hollywood previews Tomorrow The World a hard hitting film about Nazi influence on German youth. Emil Bruckner arrives in the U S to live with relatives symbolizing holiday freedom and danger as he battles Nazi indoctrination. The film sparks debate over its ending and psychological justification but is praised for urgent realism and strong child performances.
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Hollywood Writers Mobilization
Skippy Homeier
Joan Carroll
Federated Pictures
Hollywood
Hitler
Germany
Emil Bruckner
U.S
Emil
AFL Invites Miners Return To Federation
President William Green of the AFL has invited United Mine Workers chief John L. Lewis to reaffiliate with the AFL. The invitation follows the recent AFL convention in New Orleans and signals readiness to dialog, though no text of the letter is released. The UMW previously broke off talks in May over per capita payments and affiliation with its chemical workers' group.
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Washington
ALF
New Orleans
Pres
William Green
UMW
AFL
Lewis
Chemical Workers
Cincinnati
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Federated Press
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Fanger & Rampe, Inc
Pearl & Broadway
Ae Ee PA
Vine Street
Union Florist
Ray Barrage
Union Delivery Service
Seibler Brothers
John L. Lewis
The
United Mine Workers ‘UN
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Federation
ALTO
Andy
Elm St
Esquire
Anager Pekage
Union Label
UNION
West Fifth Street
Linotype
Western Printing Company
Sycamore Street
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