The Boys Are Getting Mad calls for blunt action
A heated AP excerpt frames a coal strike clash as a test of patriotism. It blames John L. Lewis for labor policy, urges miners to prove loyalty, and warns that a strike could cripple war effort and endanger soldiers. The piece underscores union leadership versus national need.
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United States
Associated Press
John L. Lewis
Olph Pacifico
John L. Lewison
United Mine Workers
United States of America
Hanngs
Lewis
Washington
War Labor Board
WLB
Pacifico
Nees
Raymond Nathan
Retreat from Easter or Postwar Mission for Peter
The preacher ponders Peter and the disciples after Easter, asking if Christians retreat from the challenge of a postwar world. He contrasts fishing with Christ’s call to feed his lambs and sheep, urging steady devotion over a return to normal life and material focus.
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Jesus
Thomas
John
Sea of Tiberius
Simon Peter
Nathaniel
Zebédee
Peter
Simon
Jonas
Christ
High Point Citizens Share War Years Views On Defense And City Life
Letters from High Point residents praise bond sales for a Flying Fortress named for the city and discuss civilian defense, Red Cross work, local papers, and school life. Contributors include PEC Robert Vaughn, Deputy Sheriff J F Jones, Constable L G Jones, and students from High Point College, all stressing community unity and wartime support.
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High Point
PEC
Robert G. Vaughn
Amerillo Field
Texas
Tokyo
Red Cross
D. T. Hunneweill
New Tax Bill Seen Creating Pay As You Go Burden
Peter Edson outlines how a proposed tax bill would affect a typical earner with 4000 dollars annual income. He details how 1942 and 1943 taxes and new withholdings would be calculated, discounts for early payment, and possible three year extensions, warning that the plan remains unsettled and may change.
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House of Representatives
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Internal Revenue
Washington
Broadway Gossip and Showbiz Snapshots
Intimates of ex ambassador J Kennedy claim he owns seven million dollars worth of whoopee water. Lily Pons, Satevepost split. Lady Vine wed an Army officer in Aberdeen Maryland. Benny Day duet for Barbara Hale. D'Arcy adores Whelan. Vic McLaglen’s son Andy to wed Peggy Harrison. Wells on Broadway: Mire Stephans divorce and dog custody dispute. Oklahoma star Joan Roberts earns 7 year Fox contract at $1000 weekly.
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J. Kennedy
Lily Pons
Satevepost
Lady Vine
Aberdeen
Jack Benny
Dennis Day
Barbara Hale
Aileen Whelan
Alex D'Arcy
Jack Stafford
Vic McLaglen
Andy
Peggy Harrison
Willie Shore
Toni Musso
Mira Stephans
Cary Grant
Irene Dunne
Joan Merrill
Versailles
United Mine Workers
Wall
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H. A. Cecil
Mgr
D. A. Rawley
Robert Thompson
N C
John Budd CO
Lexington Ave
Oley
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Israel
Jerusalem
W.A.B
Democratic Party
J. F. Jones
John Story
L. G. Jones
Wade Renfrew
Pacific
A. L. Stevens
Fred Snider
Auxiliary Police
James Bird
Air Force
High Point College
Lee See Hoo
Susan Mayberry
Enterprise
High Point, North Carolina
Peter Edson
Ing
G. Thought
Mark
Goethe
Winchell
Broadway
Joan Roberts
Oklahoma
20Th Century-Fox
Tamara
Roy Rognan
Lisbon
Roxy
Jimmy Dorsey
Follies
A. Woollcott
Moscow
Bund
Fritz Kuhn
Madison Square Garden
Benny Rubin
Loew
Red Skelton
Variety
Woollcott
Good Housekeeping
NBC
Barry Wood
Tiffany's
Africa
Tooters
Columm
Hollywood
Brooklyn
George Hale
Gloria Anderson
Flannagan
Virginia
OPA
David Ginsburg
Virginia Times-Dispatch
N. Y
Arden Book Firm
Inez Robb
Bob Hope
Japan
Edward Alsop
Fred Stuart
Susan Struby
Denver
Tom Barry
Park Row
WJZ
Michael Todd
L. B. Mayer
Mayer
MGM
Henry
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