Unrest over Depressions Tied to Hidden Business Forces
The piece argues that some business and lobbying groups seek unemployment to pressure tax cuts and labor controls. It highlights fears of tax-cut driven profits and political gains, citing the group FFF and its appeal through the Wall Street Journal to fund opposition to labor and social measures.
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Wall Stream Journal
FFF
Committee For Constitutional Government
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Wall Street Journal
Doctors Split On Health Bill Views In Senate Hearing
Dr Bernard Meyer of New York told a Senate subcommittee that many doctors do not oppose national health insurance and that the medical press fails to present both sides. He criticized reliance on a centralized source for editorials and said minority opinions are rarely published promptly.
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Little Luther and the Dismissive Lawn Talk
In a sunny lawn scene Luther pleads for ice cream while Mr. Dilworth bristles at the heat and mows the lawn. He derides the young man’s questions, defends a rosy postwar economic pose, and jokes about a congressional appearance as the taxes and inflation debate unfolds.
CIO Leaves Promote Labor Farmer Alliance
The CIO Political Action Committee released two leaflets for closer labor and farmer ties. A farmers folder in the How We Win series outlines joint activities for both groups. A second pamphlet, Everything We Have, uses cartoons to illustrate mutual economic dependence of workers and farmers.
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CIO Political Action Committee
Housing Vote Absences Hint at Welfare Versus Interests
Five senators were absent during the vote on public housing. Observers said the large support showed politicians worried about public welfare versus special interests, fearing flagging attendance could cost them next election.
Board reverses ruling. reinstates workers with back pay
In a 4 to 1 decision the board reversed the trial examiner, ordering reinstatement with back pay. It ruled that Auburn’s new employees formed a separate unit and that including them in the contract without a vote on union membership made the company liable for the discharges.
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Auburn
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