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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1948

Page

9

Courageous Opposition Over Right to Work Debate

Cecil B. DeMille testified before the House Labor Committee urging a federal right to work. He cited his suspension from the American Federation of Radio Artists over a $1 political assessment and argued for a constitutional or federal solution with criminal penalties to protect workers and limit strikes. He warned unions and management have both endangered the right to work and urged robust protections to let individuals work where they choose.

Cecil B. DeMille House Labor Committee American Federation of Radio Artists DeMille

Backward America bunk in a socialist critique

The piece argues against socialism and communism, contrasting Britain and Russia with the United States. It cites England’s high rates, rationing, and state ownership, and Russia’s lack of consumer goods, arguing that the United States maintains representative government, capitalism, high living standards, and a competitive market that serves the people. It warns against government monopolies replacing private enterprise.

Russia America

Stray Thoughts on Coal Strike Power and Policy

The Tennessee Coal Company house organ criticizes the recent long strike and its costs while blaming John L. Lewis for broad economic disruption. It argues labor leaders wield dictator like power over defense, foreign aid, and jobs, urging end to this power and proposing industry-wide bargaining as a possible solution. Senator Ball proposes outlawing such industry-wide bargaining to prevent swift, nationwide shutdowns.

Tennessee Coal Company Ball

Meat production trends defy famine fears in postwar era

The article argues against recurring famine predictions tied to meat output. It notes no shortage by May Day despite industry strikes and states Federally inspected meat production for 1948 will fall below 1947 but stay about 15 percent above prewar averages. Production varies month to month as the industry adjusts to demand.

Washington

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Louise Napoleon Scotland

Meat supply steadies as seasonal factors balance demand

The article explains storage helps curb quarterly dips as receipts fall, compares it to jam produced in spring eaten year round. It notes expected drop in high grade corn belt cattle, adequate Commercial cattle, and higher hog slaughter improving overall meat availability with no real famine risk. Meat experts say butchers will keep plenty.

Corn Belt

Voice of America Broadcasts Stir Congressional Debate

The furor over Voice of America radio broadcasts grows as Congress debates funds. Secretary Marshall pledges its role as foreign policy adjunct amid claims the travelogue segment unfairly criticized the United States by highlighting racial and other inequalities.

State Department Voice of America Congress House Senate Marshall United States

Voice of America and the battle of ideas in cold war

The piece critiques the Voice of America for weak oversight and buck-passing in script creation while outlining its aim to expose foreign listeners to American life and thought. It contrasts free press ideals with Soviet propaganda, notes U S informational efforts like Los Angeles Chamber charts, and argues ideologies drive modern conflicts.

Voice of America America Soviet Union

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