Public poll: Lewis leadership divides opinion nationwide
A Princeton Institute survey shows 68 percent think labor leaders hinder defense production while 14 percent praise John L. Lewis. The poll, conducted during the Navy 7-14 period, finds more than eight in ten voters have formed definite views, with many calling him fearless and honest, though most are unfavorable.
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John L. Lewis
al Renligs
Institute
Lewis
Lewis faction in labor leader debate sparks mixed voter views
Readers weigh in on Lewis as a labor organizer with strong backing from miners and sympathy for his cause. Critics accuse him of power misuse and selfish aims, labeling him stubborn and unpatriotic, while supporters call him a fearless champion of the working man.
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George S. Bush
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Milk Equipment To Be Rationed In 1942 Dairy Plan
Beadle County dairy farmers are urged by county extension agent Leonard L. Ladd to order milk cans pails strainers kettles cream cans and other steel and tin plate equipment now. Steel diversion to defense aims limits civilian use but a priority system will ensure 1 340 000 cans meet normal needs and 68 percent more tin plate gear for milk production. Early orders help fill needs and aid manufacturers in forecasting steel requirements ahead of spring.
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Leonard L. Ladd
Ladd
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S Nationale
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Youth admits robbing Iowa bank in Kensett heist
DES MOINES Ia Police Chief Tom Pettit said Ernest Russell Lewis age 22 of Madrid Ia admitted robbing the Kensett branch of the Manley State Bank yesterday. A motorcycle officer Inar Joelson arrested him near Des Moines. He had a gun and $495 on him. $508 stolen from the bank.
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Tom Pettit
Ernest Russell Lewis
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Kensett
Manley State Bank
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Inar Joelson
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School Officers To Gather At De Smet
De Smet, Nov. 26 Special A joint meeting of school officers and teachers will start at 10 o’clock in the high school auditorium. Speakers include Robert Falk state supervisor Supt J KB Martin Brookings and Mrs LeRoy Hartwick Rowena. Miss Zopha Evethert to give a spelling lesson. musical numbers to close. Three sections morning sessions cover officers auditorium rural group assembly room and high school group English room. Annestad to lead a panel on standard tests before the high school session. Japanese radio listeners face about 25 cents monthly fee.
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de Smet
Annestad
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