A Good Sermon On Production By AFL Leaders
In Birmingham the Southern Policy Board of the AFL urged labor restraint to curb living costs. They argued that uninterrupted production, not strikes for wage hikes, will lower prices. The piece commends this focus on production as the path to a buyer's market and higher real wages.
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Southern Policy Board
The
American Federation of Labor
Birmingham
AFL
Mr. Crump
PAC
Athens
Truman's Victory and Backroom Pressure in Missouri Primary
President Truman’s intervention in Missouri's Fifth District primary aided Enos A. Axtell against Rep. Roger C. Slaughter, prompting debate on using the presidency in local politics. The piece notes Truman’s public urging, pressure on the Pendergast machine, and the regional advantage for Axtell, while arguing such meddling sits uneasily with public office. It also duets with the Senate War Investigating Committee's probe into the Garsson empire, the Mead and May names, and the potential DOJ action led by Attorney General Clark and the FBI, stressing accountability and political impact.
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Truman
Roger C. Slaughter
Missouri
Rep. Slaughter
Trumanne Sisushier
Slaughter
House Rules Committee
Enos A. Axtell
Axtell
Congress Echoes Support After Cochran Eulogy Resignation Mentioned
Rep. Hoffman honors Rep. Jack Cochran with a Michigan gesture as the House applauds. Rep. Mason clarifies the applause signified support for Cochran’s resignation, stating the sentiment echoed by the Michigan representative.
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Jack Cochran
Mississippi
Peace conference pivot in two thirds rule debate
Paris dispatch analyzes how the two thirds voting rule at the peace conference shapes outcomes. Russia’s aims stay protected under two thirds, while majority rule threatens treaty changes, with Byrnes hosting a simple embassy reception and recounting a handshaking anecdote. Separate notes cover Palestine talks, Balkanization fears among immigrant groups, and wartime diplomacy shifts.
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Paris
Atlantic
Jimmie Byrnes
Europe
Byrnes
Benjamin Franklin
France
Ben Cohen
Stanley Reed
Stanley
a@ourt
Jackson
Hugo Black
Secretary of State
McReynolds
Tyranny and traffic fuel Memphis political clash
John Temple Graves laments machine rule in Memphis led by E. Crump, condemns violent protests and Klan rhetoric. He recalls gunfire near Crump offices, criticizes obstructive commercial trucks, and praises Edward Meeman’s fight for Memphis to be a free city. He contrasts Crump influence with broader reforms and notes opposition figures like J. E. Dowd.
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Athont 'Fenn
City Mall
Maemphis
North Memphis
Edward Meeman
Memphis Press-Scimitar
Memphis
Crump
Atlanta
Mr. Crump
They Say Quotes on Citizenship and Governance
A collection of prominent opinions on youth example, women's rights action, government responsibility, science and weapons control, morality in execution, and atomic policy. Figures cited include FBI Director J Edgar Hoover, Margaret A Hickey, Senator Wayne Morse, Rev Harold Cockburn, I W Duggan, and William C Bullitt, reflecting diverse views on democracy, ethics, and security.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Brazil’s Fontoura to Meet Byrnes on Rio Conference
Brazilian Foreign Minister Fontoura and Secretary Byrnes conferred to revive the long delayed Rio de Janeiro conference set for November 15. The admission of Argentina into the Pan American security pact looms as the major issue to be discussed.
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Palestine
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Attlee
Truman
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Byrnes
U. S
White House
Ed Pauley
Pauley
Henry Grady
Lou Henderson
State Department
Grady
Fontoura
Rio de Janeiro
Argentina
The
Bell Syndicate
China blocks Mongolia bid for UN membership
The article details China's opposition to Mongolia's UN bid, citing Beijing's view that Outer Mongolia remains under Moscow influence. It notes the 1945 China Russia treaty, Mongolia's plebiscite results, and the security council veto dynamics that could keep Mongolia out. It also mentions Soviet and Western reactions and broader tensions among big powers over new memberships.
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Russia
Japan
Outer Mongolia
United Nations
Moscow
Chungking
Manchuria
General Assembly
Security Council
Council
Britain
Albania
Greece
Trans-Jordan
Radio Network Nighttime Schedule Across Programs
A dense listing of radio shows and times spans multiple stations with varied programs. It notes musical acts, dramas, news briefs, serials, and comments from broadcasters including Gordon McRae and H V Kaltenborn, along with many program titles and host names.
Air express to deliver roses coast to coast
An experimental air race carried 10,000 rosebuds to florists in Michigan and Ohio. Flagler V. Manley of White EI Rose Corp. said daily air deliveries eliminate need for ice packing and wrapping, speeding shipments across the United States under a regular schedule.
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Air Express
United States
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Ohio
Flagler V. Manley
White EI Rose Corp
Daily Air de Eries
Celebration marks Thermopolis town anniversary milestone
Residents of Thermopolis Wyoming celebrate the 80th anniversary of the town’s founding. The town was established in 1897 after being freed from prior control, with local festivities reflecting on the community’s long history and ties to regional heritage.
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