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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1947
Page
9
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A recent eight week production surge in the soft coal industry shows 12.5 million tons weekly, signaling 651 million tons annually. The National Coal Association cites US and Canadian output outpacing all exports, with 7,000 mines and 400,000 miners underpinning a $3 billion enterprise and the nation’s free economy. The piece credits operators and miners and notes reduced strikes as a positive trend toward maintaining living standards through hard work.
A compact critique warns that fearing security over freedom erodes liberty. It cites Somerset Maugham and Justice Brandeis, arguing a bloated federal bureaucracy replaces law with men, shrinking self-reliance and democracy as nations chase comfort and bread.
The author argues that American communists and sympathizers invoke constitutional rights while aiming to destroy the liberties the Constitution protects. They compare communism, Nazism, fascism, and falangism as totalitarian systems, each elevating the state over the individual and eroding personal liberty.
A speaker warns that small but well organized totalitarian forces live within the nation deceiving the public and pushing democracy to the edge. They oppose free enterprise, inflame class conflict, and seek a strongman rule. The cure is unwavering fight against any moves that limit economic and social freedom.
The piece notes labor and labor law as a key issue for next year’s elections. It points out labor leaders opposition to Taft-Hartley, with CIO PAC described as the most aggressive opponent aiming for complete repeal or amendment. It discusses differing tactics among labor allies and their potential impact on labor’s interests.
The piece weighs CIO-PAC’s vow to unseat any Congress member who backed Taft-Hartley over President Truman’s veto, citing Dunn Survey data on past defeats and reelections. It questions union bosses’ power over rank and file and previews political risks for Truman as Democratic votes on the law complicate his European aid agenda.
The writer notes early marriages among Americans, cites international comparisons, and argues the crucial factor is the couple’s spirit of tolerance and understanding. He references Sue Crowell and Slim Blake, and mentions ex GI brides and beer as a cultural touchstone, all within a 1947 Brewers Foundation copyright context.
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