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Peace and freedom in a lasting world accord
The Evening Huronite on October 7 1998 calls for a durable peace that lets America pursue freedom of movement and commerce worldwide. It emphasizes maintaining peace to protect employment, independence, and global stability for both domestic and foreign interests.
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Winter Driving Perils You Hadn't Thought Of
A Northwestern National Life Insurance bulletin warns that closed car interiors in winter create incubators for colds and bronchitis. Warm, humid air fosters microbes, while poor ventilation and moisture fogs vision and raises accident risk. Ventilate with fresh air even in zero weather.
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Unemployment Paradox in U S Labor Market
The article argues unemployment persists despite rising employment and skilled shortages. It cites a current five million unemployed, questions the term's meaning, recalls 1933 peak near twelve million, and reviews Cleveland relief data showing 21,321 on relief, with 15,526 deemed totally unemployable.
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Unemployment and relief in an industrial community
The text analyzes relief data showing 21,321 people on relief with only 203 able to work but not employed, suggesting relief dominates due to disability rather than unemployment and warning that labor reserve may be smaller than believed, risking genuine shortages.
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Perverted Privilege and the Y for Victory Symbol
The piece critiques patent law claims on the Y for Victory symbol, noting a Oklahoma inventor’s patenting attempt while questioning who deserves profits. It contrasts the risk faced by the symbol’s originators with the idea of private exploitation, even as it reveals concern over infringement and broader implications.
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Paying Alimony Or Secretary Job Clash Shocks Men
Ruth Millett argues a Chicago judge forced a husband to hire his estranged wife as secretary at 15 dollars weekly by denying temporary alimony. The column warns such rulings could spread, noting a wife may lack secretarial skill and the need for a compliant, obliging assistant in the workplace.
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Quotes and maxims from notable figures archive
A collage of aphorisms and quotations from George Bernard Shaw William Dawson Grove Patterson Sgt Paul Butin and Lady Halifax. The selections touch on labor rights press freedom recognition and the value of good work amid danger and aging.
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War at Dawn Portends U S Strike on Japan
A Honolulu crash of war leads with Pearl Harbor as the Japanese attack triggers immediate U S resolve. The editorial urges swift, overwhelming naval and air retaliation to destroy Japanese power, vowing to end the threat and avenge the surprise strike.
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Lippmann Says Firm Measures Needed To Curb Strikes
Walter Lippmann notes that the House of Representatives acted to establish a constructive national labor policy amid a year of stalled voluntary agreements. The plan faces Senate hearings and hinges on labor leaders Murray and Green negotiating a binding approach to mediation, union registration, and secret ballots to avert broader government action.
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Honor Roll Students Named At Wessington High School
WESSINGTON, Dec. 9 Special The Wessington High School honor roll lists students with marks above ninety percent. Freshmen include Louise Feters Minette purpres Betty Bieglen Pauline Chase Com jetty Biegler Phyllis Chese bro Paul J. Cummings Dorothy Fritzsche and Maxine Paulson juniors Harold Fritsche Leona Feters Raymond Lichty Elaine Sargent Marion Testerman seniors Genevieve DeHaven Lucila Barker and Virginia Cummings Genevieve De Haven achieved an all A report
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Broadway News and Nightlife Rumors in 1940s Scoop
A bustling Broadway bulletin notes Eddie Cantor may add a big name male star to his Banjo Eyes revue. Peggy Fears exits after a single number at the Cotillion Room. Carol Marcus emerges as glamor girl amid a social scene, while Bruce Cabot courts with a glittering ring. New defense spending and income tax month loom. tickets for Let’s Face It hard to obtain. Several showbiz items include Sundown previews, Vincent Youmans tunes, and The Great Gildersleeve on NBC.
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Libya War Outlook Says Fast Victory Not Certain
Major George Fielding Eliot argues in the Libya campaign that British gains were tempered by German armored resilience and logistical strength. He suggests Rommel faced a binary choice between defensive stretching toward Derna or renewed assault to retake Cyrenaica, with outcomes dependent on Allied supply flows and broader Axis strategy.
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