Hoey's Labor Vision Echoes 1930s Stand in Senate
An editorial recalls Clyde Hoey's 1930s stance on labor rights and anti strike measures. It cites his call to curb nationwide strikes by limiting union power, repealing antitrust exemptions, and strengthening congressional action to protect workers and the nation.
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Clyde R. Hoey
North Carolina
Hoey
Clyde Hoey
United States
Senator Hoey
Philip Murray
Senate
Murray
House
Air power alone cannot secure the nation or Europe
The article argues that air power alone cannot guarantee security. It cites Senator Taft urging a strong air force to deter attack and strike Russian cities, but adds that land forces remain essential. Experts warn medium-range bombers with closer bases and ground protection are needed, and the cost and manpower would be enormous.
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America
Taft
Europe
Cupid slept on the job and a man slept under his girlfriend’s house
A humorous clip notes a man sleeping under his girlfriend’s house to stay near her while her mother complains of loud snoring. The snippet also jokes that a successful cook cannot prove cake failure and includes quips about forlorn husbands and shopping wives.
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Cupid
Bill Richburg
Dallas Morning News
Marie Harriman the Gilded Lady of Rail And Gallery Life
Washington a sharp biography of Marie Harriman wife of Averell Harriman outlines her work designing train interiors and art gallery leadership. It notes travels to New York London Paris Rome and Sun Valley while describing her as a prized art collector and social figure who enjoys bridge canasta croquet bowling and swimming.
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Harriman
Marie Eannon
Presios
Averell Harriman
W Ave
1 Plan
Marizie
Marizie Doats
Deazy Doats
Avezie Divey
Pluy
Ave
Harriman-for-President
Marie Harriman
Harrimans
Winston Churchill
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert E. Sherwood
Reversion to Fascism In Germany and Italy
A syndicated column argues that democracy is vague in the United States, contrasting American liberalism with European fascism. It critiques American representative government, capitalism, and social policy, warning against drift toward European social democracy and fascist tendencies. It notes racial and economic disparities and questions the clarity of American political philosophy.
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Germany
Italy
United States
Congress
Supreme Court
Fuehrer
Hitler
Mussolini
Stalin
America
Postwar Korea Quote From Muccio Describes Pearl Harbor Parody
U S ambassador to Korea John J Muccio calls Korea a postwar Pearl Harbor that woke the free world to the true nature of Communist imperialism.
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Korea
U. S
John J. Muccio
Fundamental issue is union shop in steel strike
Washington analysis argues the steel dispute hinges on the union shop provision not touched by Truman or Congress. It notes Taft Hartley offers no sure fix and warns hard look is required to see if new law helps or worsens talks, with both sides pushing for or against union shop in new contracts.
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NEA
Truman
Congress
Senate
Humphrey
Minnesota
Harry Byrd
Virginia
House
Sen
Estes Kefauver
National Labor Relations Act
WSR
NLRB
Are We Lost The New Revolution Thoughts And Faith
A reflective column blends faith in God and progress with praise for UN actions and world peace. It notes concerns over modern revolution, calls for humility and confession, and cites Whittaker Chambers, while praising Trinity Methodist Church and its homecoming feast. It ends with a courtroom exchange about thinking and knowledge.
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