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CIO to push for wage rise despite no price increase
Ford Motor Co released its own loss figures for the first nine months of 1946, showing a net loss per vehicle despite efforts to raise production and after tax rebates. The CIO warns of wage adjustments without price hikes, setting the stage for a broader industry labor battle.
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Franco Chatter Sparks Fear Of New World War
General Francisco Franco warned over the weekend that war may be declared at any time. He denounced world peace groups and accused opponents of materialist life and hypocrisy while predicting a looming conflict. He claimed the “fifth column” would be used as a weapon in a coming struggle.
Beer Music Collision Rocks Alabama Politics
Governor Jim Folsom faces backlash over his stance on serving beer with liquor in venues as a Birmingham ordinance seeks to block such combinations. Residents and local officials express mixed support while enforcing measures linger on the books. The row signals broader friction between Folsom’s pledges and political reality in Alabama.
Frustrated Spain Faces War Talk and Fifth Column Fear
The speaker denounces Franco’s double nationality rhetoric and his focus on war to maintain control. Spain is labeled a persistent war source with a fifth column warfare tactic, and the speaker predicts Franco will be central to future trouble, hampering world peace.
Colossal Audit Proposal Sparks GOP Clash Over Federal Accounts
Senator Robertson of Wyoming calls for a certified audit of every federal department bureau and lending agency from 1933 to 1946 to reveal the nation’s financial condition under Democratic control. He argues private business principles failed government while acknowledging the audit would cost and may be impractical amid partisan tensions.
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Special train to display historic documents in civil liberties effort
Washington debates a plan led by Attorney General Tom Clark to launch an extensive nationwide train exhibit. The train would showcase the Bill of Rights and other historic documents, with guards, state exhibits, and eventual permanent displays in high schools. The piece also notes suppression around a MacArthur related book and internal debates within newspapers about publishing it.
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Quotes on freedom work and labor from postwar leaders
A 1946 Bell Syndicate compilation presents diverse voices on governance, labor, and society. Dorothy McCullough Lee warns against neglecting aged care. Theodore Kittap questions ageist myths. G. Bromley Oxnam urges unity beyond race. Irvine Ives calls for balanced labor relations. David Lilienthal and Basil Manly critique centralized power and artificial scarcity. Mrs. Aase Lionees notes anti-American sentiment in Europe.
If I Had a Son by Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle outlines a satirical blueprint for raising a son, detailing lessons from fear of the dark, mother goose stories, first aid, work ethic, and discipline. He contrasts stern paths with future ambitions, joking that a future newspaperman would be disowned and replaced.
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Nehru signals swift independence for India
In a bold move, Pandit Nehru announces that India will sever ties with the British Empire within the entyr days and seeks an independent republic. The split threatens civil war among Hindu and Muslim communities while Britain's small force struggles to contain the unrest across 400 million people.
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Jewish Festival Of Chanukah Celebration Planned
A Jewish congregation announces the Festival of Chanukah with details on December 18. The event marks the Feast of lights linked to Judas Maccabeus and the revolt against the Syrian king Antiochus Epiphanes, dating back to before 3 B.C. The description emphasizes charity and gift exchange within the community.
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Radio Program Schedule on TVE Networks Types and Times
A dense listing of radio programs and times across a TVE network schedule. It catalogs shows from 6:00 PM through late night including News from the World News Commentary and various music and variety programs. Names such as Rudy Vallee and Crosby appear, along with drama, talk, and Western-style entertainment.
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Mrs Ham Dies Near Newville Amid Reflections
Mrs B Ham seventy three died last night near Newville after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at 2 30 PM at Balemahre with Rev Roby J Tee of Abberville and Rev Mark A Ev officiating. Surviving are three sisters Mrs H C Whitehead Miss Nellie Ham and Mrs T land, plus a brother B P McCall and 26 grandchildren.
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