Editorial Endorsement Urges Democratic Ticket in Caroline
A county and state election guide urges readers to vote Democratic on November 5. The piece argues a Democratic majority exists, celebrates primary harmony, and endorses Lane, O Conor, Roe, Hammond, Lacy, Beck, Wise, Andrew, Banning Blades, Brown Hignutt Towers, Horsey, Dennis Fooks Handy, Nichols, West, and Fisher. Editors note allows use at polls.
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Caroline
Congress
Senate
Maryland
Caroline County
Democratic Party
William Preston Lane, JR
U. S
Herbert R. O’conor
Dudley G. Roe
Hall Hammond
James J. Lacy
George W. Beck
James A. Wise
Sherif
WM. E. Andrew
House of Delegates
Dorsey W. Banning -Orland B. Blades
C. Jerome Brown
Emmetty Hignutt
H. Roland Towers
Cutting Down the Army
Washington officials favor discarding the large peacetime draft while Army spokesmen seek a second extension. About one million men remain in the Army. Public opinion among Mr and Mrs John Q Public mirrors neighbor views on maintaining such a force.
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Washington
Army
John Q
Washington Voters Face Yes or No on City and Federal Rights
The piece argues Congress halted local and federal voting rights in Washington, urging residents to reclaim governance. About 200000 voters are expected to cast ballots on two questions: restoring city government voting rights and electing President and Congress representatives from the District of Columbia.
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Washington
United States
Congress
America
District of Columbia
Sugar Shortages and Tariff Debate Over Cane and Beet Sugar
The piece argues Cuba produces over 4 million tons of cane sugar annually while the U.S. yields 437,000 tons of cane substitutes. It blames Washington politicians for bias against sugar beets since the Spanish American War, denounces tariff protection, and links other tariffs to crop interests and synthetic rubber. It also criticizes tariffs on coffee benefiting Brazil and harming the United States.
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Cuba
United States
Washington
Dutch East Indies
Pacific
Brazil
Arsonists at Large and the Fire Hazard
A wartime warning urges Americans to prevent fires as nine of ten fires are avoidable yet about 600 million dollars of property and 11 000 lives are at risk this year. Carelessness with heating and electrical equipment and smoking materials are cited as key causes, prompting readers to change habits and prevent fires.
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OSS
Labor's blockade referenced by Times on port shutdown impact
Editorial cites New York Times noting the Port of New York shutdown disrupted recovery efforts at home and questioned unity abroad. The Times does not deny some union demands are just but warns against exorbitant demands or a take it or leave it stance in bargaining.
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New York
New York Times
Lapor
the Times
Labor's tough tactics threaten national welfare and bargaining
The piece argues that union hardline demands, aided by a weak government, have destroyed collective bargaining. It claims employers become impotent, unions win by force, and public backlash will demand corrective action as labor victories based on force prove hollow.
Steel shortage looms through 1947 amid strikes and demand
A leading authority warns of a persistent steel shortage through June 30 1947 with demand near 67 million tons, 11 percent above probable supply. He cites coal and steel strikes that halted 15 million tons of output, undermining employment in allied industries and delaying capacity expansion.
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Business Week
Lesson subject sutures selected and copyrighted by ICRE
The text notes that lesson subjects and sutures are selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education under permission. The statement credits ICRE with authorship and rights for the educational content used.
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International Council of Religious Education
Salvation by grace and liberty in Christ
Analysis of Acts 15 and Galatians 5: freedom from the law, by grace through faith. Believers are saved by grace not works, led by the Spirit, and live in love rather than license. The note urges spiritual victory through yielding to the Holy Spirit and walking in God’s will.
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Lord Jesus Christ
Acts
Antioch
Christ
Barnabas
Jerusalem
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