Government by directives smells to heaven says B C
A critical tirade attacks the National Security Council for exempting all countries from the Kem amendment for ninety days. The author denounces Truman appointees as appeasers, argues bureaucratic overreach undermines Congress, and urges coercive action against allies aiding Russia. Also condemns Korea casualties and calls for strong American law.
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Franklin Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
National Security Council
Truman
Congress of the
United States
Russia
Congress
Korea
Kremlin
Missouri
Moscow
Britain
Sam
B.C
Long Term Controls and the War Economy Debate
A McGraw-Hill editorial warns long term price and production controls threaten free enterprise and labor stability. It cites Wallace era curtailments and Wilson's 1953 plan to mobilize $50 billion annually, arguing temporary controls are necessary but must end promptly to outproduce Soviet communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Wallace
McGraw-Hill
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
W.A.B
Union feather-bedding sparks Taft-Hartley debate at Palace Theatre
The Atlanta Journal cites a case in Akron where the Musicians' Union required a standby orchestra to be hired and paid full union wages for not playing. The NLRB sustained the union claiming the act does not apply when a labor organization seeks employment for its members. The piece denounces this doctrine as monstrous and un-American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Theater
Akron
Ohio
Roy Acuff
Abe Murdock
Paul L. Styles
National Labor Relations Board
The
Atlanta Journal
Mad House Citizens Refuse Wardens and War Gossip
The piece highlights Mrs Charles Nixon of 2500 Q St N W organizing block wardens for civilian defense in old etown. She faces refusals and sarcasm from households and even skepticism about officials like Mr Acheson and Senator Benton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Nixon
Q St. N. W
Old Etown
Nixon
Dope in Schools Spurs Fearful New York Parents
The piece warns that narcotics use among schoolchildren in New York is rising, with cannabis, cocaine, and heroin circulating near schools. It blames dope peddling for fostering theft and prostitution among youths and argues for stronger family and moral education to counteract the breakdown of discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Orello la Guardia
Vito Marcantonio
Harlem
East Harlem
East Side
Quotes Warn Against Borrowing From Opponents
Supreme Court justice William Olas cautions that using totalitarian tactics in crises invites internal decay. He notes fearmongers predict collapse, yet the American nation continues to work, grow, and prosper despite such rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Olas
Supreme Court
New York Lombardo's Rhythms Open 1951 52 Season
The National Theater hosted the lone entry of the week as Joe E Brown stars in Courtin Time and the New York Lombardo rhythm troupe opens the 1951-52 season to warm notices. Carmen Mathews delivers a standout finale and critics praise the troupe as first rate while Variety notes mixed prospects for other shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtin
Joe E
Brown
National Theater
Carmen Mathews
Garland
N. Y. Journal-American
New Haven
Variety
Salvation Army
Sam Levene
Sam
Weather and social notes from a casual column
A composite piece blends weather chatter with anecdotes about busybodies and leeches, then shifts to brief items on the presidency and Korean War plagues, plus a comic closer about a baseball fan and a larynx injury. Names and places are sparse but include general references to Taft, MacArthur, Eisenhower, Truman.
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Jupiter Plavius
Robert A. Taft
Rockland
MacArthur
Eisenhower
Truman
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Connecticut
Encyca Britannica
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Britannica
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Ed Gossett
Texas
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
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George Sokolsky
Oo A. Johnston
Lombardo
Bop
Walter Winchell
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Blue Danube
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Arristocrats
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Jacques Benny
Guy
Hollywood
Vincent Lopez
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Lew Parker
Channel 4
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U.S
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