Labor Bill Shapes Postwar Tax and Labor Rules
The House and Senate compromise bill on labor and taxes, approved with support from both parties, would cut personal income taxes from 90 to 15 percent with exemptions for elderly and raise war department funding. It seeks to curb strikes and boycotts, outlaw certain labor practices, and set standards for bargaining, with mixed views on unions and protections for workers. Texas members largely opposed the measure, while Republicans and Democrats united in passage despite controversy.
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Bose
House
Senate
Truman
Olenersons
Battal
War Department
Bureau
Pew
Warner
Petcilio
Bens
O. Tt
Tharjiv
Jesslailom
John L. Lewis
Prahway
Bonham
J. M. Comby
Begumon
Albert Thomas
Hooster
Spears defies superstition on Friday the 13th
Immy Spears shrugs off fears of the date and stays in East St Hulsbury. He misses a ding but attends early practice, showing resolve despite the superstition.
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Immy Spears
East St
Record crop debate divides parties in spring election year
The piece notes a planned shift in agricultural policy as the Department of Agriculture highlights a record winter wheat crop while broader farm figures and labor union actions stir tension. It references political figures Gillette, Preston, Heath, and Senator Mtoe as they court influence amid a national breadbasket frame.
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Department of Agriculture
Life with Father a seven year profit beacon on stage
The piece traces Life with Father’s enduring Broadway run started in 1946 with Howard Lindsay and Dorothy Stickney as Father and Vinnie. It notes the play’s long profitability, vast international reach, and high cast turnover while highlighting key people like Clarence Day and Teresa Wright who propelled or benefited from this Victorian family classic.
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Howard Lindsay
Vinnie
Dorothy Stickney
Marc J. Parsons
WEA
New York
NEA
Clarence Day
Father
Clarenes Diy
Wall Street
Munich Beer Hall
Hitler
Paris
Molotov
Germany
Britain
California
Utey
Lindsay
Miss Stickney
Huth Hammond
Gousia Cora
Clarners
Johns
Whitneys
Howtons
Harlan
Whitney
Iohn
John
Clarence
Nene
Teresa Wright
Mary Bkintivr
Georgette McKee
Mars
Andrea King
Richard Ney
Richard Tyler
Moss Hart
Chistopher Blake" Eitiier
Lutheran Synod delegates discuss progress and feared limits
A report from the 88th Annual Convention of the Augustana Lutheran Church notes a focus on speed of progress in selstice and human relations. Dr. P. A. Beracl of Minneapolis was re elected president for four years. Rev C W Johnson of Escalon was elected statistician after 25 years of service. The meeting also touched on formation of a new engagement and possible military honors considerations.
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Kansas
Luther “W. Yourigdal
Minnesota
Augustana Synod of North America
P. A. Beracl
Minneapolis
Minn
Lget
C. W. Johnson
Paging the an sori arrot Soviet Hegiotis
A readable fragment from a historical page mentions Soviet Hegiotis in a disrupted line. No clear event, date, or location is established in the surviving text. The snippet shows garbled OCR, limiting factual extraction.
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E O.C Fisher
Gillette
Preston Boston
Heath
Charles M ‘Toles Urnh
Uemuedats
Kennedy Dairy
Miss Stiritney
One Land Company
Australia
Savoy Theater
London
Norway
Sweden
Italy
Pere
Barls
Aub
Life
Pater
Father Day
Reid W. Webb
del Rio
NATO
Fisher
Fila
Tron
Olig
Murphiy
Fartnerspike
Tex
Avery
Hendrix
Matiths
Jape Toryo
Allied
Harafuta
Viberia
Iyuira
Manchuria
Laten
Royal the World’n No
the Herald Printing Company
Cnas
N. Daniel
Gener
Harris’ Washateria
Boeing
North Main
2Nd
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Carton
Galifornia
Agi
Nocona Bois Ae
Nocona
Wade Uly
Prosser Martin Company
Chevrolet
Fisher Unisiee
West Martin
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