Stolberg warns of factional danger in UAW
The piece recalls Benjamin Stolberg's Inside the C I O series and argues that internal factionalism threatens the United Automobile Workers. President Homer Martin has suspended five officers amid anti factionalism claims, while dissidents allege their own group violated the armistice.
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Committee For Industrial Organization
United Automobile Workers
Benjamin Stolberg
C.I.0
the Independent
Homer Martin
U.A.W
Stolberg
Automobile Workers' Union
Mr. Martin
Intelligence tests and the Thurstone challenge
A Chicago psychology professor disputes conventional IQ tests, arguing they measure specific mental qualities rather than general intelligence after six years of lab work. The piece notes the influence of D Thurstone, the need for valid standards, and the potential for uneven aptitudes across different domains.
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Louis Leos Thurstone
University of Chicago
American Psychological Associaton
D. Thurstone
Vrsiter
Thurstone
Chicago
Lnwest
Minneapolis Tribune
Suave Wardens role questioned in Rogers Pass plan era
A clipped editorial from Montana discusses alleged schemes by Oliver Warden to influence Helena opponents of the Rogers Pass road. It claims a Falls chamber offer to back a Helena Lincoln road would trade opposition for state support, a plan rejected by Helena, with Ed Bower opposing new routes through Lincoln as harmful to pristine Montana terrain and ranching as well.
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Oliver
Warden
Helsna
Rogers Pass
Falls Chamber
Helena
Lincoln
Lhia Hoss
Blackfoot Forest
Acorn
Rogers Pass Road 13
Helens
Ed Bower
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Linteoln
Randa
Montana
Bower
Democracy and minority rights in a democracy
The piece argues democracy protects minority rights against the majority and criticizes failures to defend individual rights during mob violence. It highlights Mayor Hague and the Norman Thomas incident, compares church-state tensions in Mexico, and defends the principle that governments must uphold basic rights for all citizens even when opposed by majorities.
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Roosevelt
White House
Auberraue
Congress
New York World
Theodora Roosevelt
Newark
N. J Call
Jersey City
Frank Hague
Hague
Norman Thomas
Thomas
United States
Mexico
Just An Other Tenor Senator Josh Lee in Congress
Column laments how Senator Josh Lee of Oklahoma, once promising, wastes time in Congress. It criticizes his war wealth conscription bill and urges focused effort to revive money circulation and economic reform rather than political theatrics.
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Jones
Atlanta
Guldahl
Elba
St. Louis
U. S
Josh Lee
Oklahoma
Washington
Congress
John Lee
Ballimore Guth
Europe drought could boost American farmers gains
Howard D. Salins reports Europe faced its worst drought in a century, with April crops delayed by rains elsewhere, while South Africa and Australia also suffered dry spells. The favorable outlook for U S. wheat plants rests on a bumper 1.
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Europe
Howard D. Salins
Flax and Fiber Institute
Salins
London
Berlin
Paris
Rome
Great Britain
Department of Commerce
Washington
Union of South Africa
Australia
New South Wales
Victoria
Argentina
Editorial: Stop Selling Bombing Planes to Combat China
The piece urges Americans to reject profits from aiding civilian bombings in China and supports Hull’s move to curb shipments. It argues public opinion must push for stronger action, noting the 400-plane Britain sale and the broader need to halt noncombatant slaughter, urging US Britain cooperation to deny such weapons.
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STO
China
Hull
State Department
Great Britain
Central
Lesse
Britain
Todla
London
United States
The National Holiday Question in the United States
Washington's June 21 column surveys holidays per state and region, noting the United States lacks a national holiday. It details federal acts and proclamations, local observances, and various state practices from Lincoln’s birthday to Jefferson Davis day, messaged with a light editorial tone.
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Washington
D. C
South America
United States
Congress
District of Columbia
Reyal
Tos
Lincoln
Missouri
Kentucky
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Miselasippi
Carolinas
Loulglang
New Orleans
South
Robert J. Lee
Oglethorpe
Pennsylvania
Arizona
Affleia Ptatehood
California
Nevada
Texas
Maryland
Alaska
Seward
Sewards
Russia
North Carolina
Halifax
Thomas Jefferson
Maine
Massachusetts
San Jacinto
Philadelphia
Quits
Jefferson Davis
Hawaii
Dma
Kamehameha
Islands
Idaho
Tennessee
General Forrest
Utah
Colorado
Vermont
Bennington
South Carolina
Woodrow Wilson
Frederick County
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D. Alexis Carter
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Hauptmann
Carrel
Onsha World-Herald
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
National Society For the Advancement of Gastroenterology
Manhattan
Natonal Gastroenterological Association
National Society For the
Advancement of Gastroenterology
Bernard M. Baruch
Llnois State Journal
Thamantic
Bobby Jones
Ralph Guldebl
St. Louisana
Colt
Mr, Warden
Taban
Pacific
Louisville Courier- Journal
Republican National Committee
John Hamilton
Birmingham
Pittsburgh
Henry
Henry Wallace
Oregon
St. Louia
Owena Per Harrie
The
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New York State
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