Dewey Attacks Government Plant Ownership In War Release
The piece reports Dewey claiming the government owns one fifth of U S plants while offering Wright plant and others for sale but notes plants will stay in war production. It contrasts Dewey’s rhetoric with Ickes’ rebuttal and cites political tensions between isolationist and internationalist wings of the party.
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Pickrel Taft war remarks draw crosspaper criticism
The New York Herald Tribune, a Republican daily, urged suspicion of anything Taft says on the war and labeled him an obstructionist. A year later the paper accused Taft of obstructionist ineptitude for war legislation. The Cincinnati Enquirer, despite domestic conservatism, could not accept Taft's criticisms.
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Editorial Reacts to Isolationism Theme in Taft Era
A contemporary editorial attacks the old isolationism stance, claiming it mirrors Taft era opposition to international cooperation and peace efforts before the war. It argues such views hinder collective security and global engagement.
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Phillips, NLRB Peace Maker, Dies in Chicago
Philip G. Phillips 42 first National Labor Relations director in Cincinnati died this week in Chicago after a medical Army discharge. He helped ease labor disputes amid rapid union growth and later joined a Chicago law firm. Survived by wife and three sons at 1125 McLaughlin Place Mt Lookout.
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Times Endorses multi lateral trade agreement plan
The Times backs a trade agreement plan involving multiple nations. It argues cooperation reduces barriers and promotes economic growth while urging careful monitoring and clear enforcement to prevent unfair practices.
Dewey Promised to Emulate New Deal Policies
The Times argues Mr. Dewey and his party are not prepared for decisive domestic action. It says his campaign would merely imitate New Deal policies, which the paper finds objectionable, as it calls for creating jobs at home and stabilizing the international economy.
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Overtime premium peak hits over two billion dollars
Washington reports more than two billion dollars in overtime premium pay was paid to American workers last year under the Fair Labor Standards Act. L Metcalfe Walling, administrator, announced on the act's sixth anniversary.
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