Labor leaders weigh Roosevelt support for fourth term
United labor figures including Philip Murray and John L. Lewis discuss backing FDR if he seeks a renomination. The AFL CIO factions argue over policy and anti Reds, wage demands, and wartime labor reforms. Debate spans labor strategy and White House relations with Congress.
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Ray Tucker
Cknt
Franklin Roosevelt
Strat
Philip Murray
Hillman
R. J. Thomas
United l Workers
White House
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Mr. Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
Bhat Murray
Harry Bridges
L. Curran
John L
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Sir. Hillman
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Russia
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Roosevelt
Sharp
Phil
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Ickes
Lodge Brothers
Treasury
Saar
AFL
Sam Gompers
Dickering
Capitol Hill
Congress
Roosevelt-Barkley Exchange
Pat McCarren
Nevada
Cordell Hull
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Walter F. George
F.D.R
Kentuckian
Tom Connally
Texas
State Department
Secretary of State
Bennett C. Clark
Missouri
John A. Danaher
Connecticut
Penetro salve marketed as a yearly attack remedy
An old advert promotes Penetro a medicated salve with vapors for inside use and a plaster outside. It claims soothing nasal symptoms and improved circulation at the application site. The product priced at 25 cents with a double supply offer and urges readers to demand Penetro.
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North Carolina Farmers Boost Food Production in 1943
More than 2 000 NC farm families with Farm Security Administration awards were honored in a statewide radio program. FSA borrowers increased soybeans 31 percent peanuts 19 percent Irish potatoes 24 percent hogs 71 percent cattle 105 percent milk 40 percent chickens 29 percent eggs 49 percent and sheep 39 percent. The event featured Frank Hancock Marvin Jones Governor Broughton and Snes Poe. Hancock framed production as aiding both war and peace.
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Raleigh
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North Carolina
Farm Security Administration
Frank S&s. Hancock, Jr
Oxford
FSA
Marvin Jones
Broughton
Snes Poe
Hancock
Debt Payment Depends On Production
The article discusses U.S. national debt projections after World War II, estimating end war debt around 300 billion dollars and per capita obligations. It contrasts orthodox calls for high taxes with the view that sustained production and postwar inflation control could manage debt, noting savings, government receipts, and expenses while warning of potential inflation if deficits are unchecked.
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Treasury
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Brook Institution
Stuart Chase
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Securities Exchange Office
Department of Commerce
Army
Joe
Germany
France
Powerentine
Ee Morgenthau
Africa
M Seaeamnal
Congress
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