Sport keeps the public faith but crooks invade
A long essay decries corruption in sport from racing to boxing and baseball. It laments limited government action and praises sport as juvenile delinquency prevention, while highlighting stars like Ewell Blackwell, Frank Shea, Warren Spahn and Cat Brecheen as the season’s top hopes amid widespread underworld influence.
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Taft Hartley Bill Passes Senate Over Veto Amid Debate
The Taft Hartley labor bill is hailed and blamed across parties as it clears the Senate over President's veto. Southern Democrats allied with GOP pushed the measure, while unions and management anticipate months before policy tests emerge. Amendments are already being proposed in both houses as Congress reshapes its committee system.
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House
Idaho Senator Refuses Payroll Affidavit
Senator Glen Taylor of Idaho, known for his guitar playing in the senate, refused to sign the payroll affidavit alleging affiliation with any organization that opposes the government. The senate clerk ruled he would not be required to sign. Taylor reportedly holds an A F L card.
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Dilemma Over Truman Rent Bill and Third Party Talk
The article notes Truman signed the rent control bill despite opposition, extending the law to June 30. It mentions Robert L. Owen, now 92, who devised a rapid global language-learning alphabet. It cites Congressman Clifford Hope backing farmer cooperatives against tax equality groups. Washington gossip doubts a national third party, suggesting Wallace may stay within the Democrats though a state level movement could occur where laws permit.
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Truman
OPA
Washington
Henry Wallace
Democratic Party
Battle Between God and Satan in Job's Suffering
In this editorial style lesson by Warold Lundquist the author examines the biblical story of Job to show how God permits testing, Satan challenges Job’s faith, and Job ultimately trusts in God. The piece argues that God can preserve believers through trials, culminating in Job’s repentance and restoration as a testament to divine sovereignty.
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Lundquist
Uman
Warren Cerees
Job
God
Satan
Western Newsomer Union
Household Tips From a Bygone Paper Napkin Care Note
Cleaning advice covers stains with kerosene on a napkin, revives dried cake with a damp cloth in a moderate oven, repurposes torn towels by cutting or patching, and crafts decorative patches. Also advises cooking split peas in boiling water for 90 minutes, reintroduces lace curtains for period rooms, and removes rug dents with a damp chamois for long restore.
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