Violations Charge Against National Labor Relations Board
The National Labor Relations Board faces charges from A F L C I O leaders William Green and John L Lewis that it acts with partisanship. Critics accuse the board of dictating elections and shortening notice in key cases including Montgomery Ward and the Sewell Avery dispute.
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Murray-Hillman C.I.0
A. F. of L
William Green
John L. Lewis
Montgomery Ward
Green-Lewis
Sewell Avery
Pimples Kill Romance Among Scratching Lovers
A humorous line highlights how skin blemish itching ruins relationships. The ad promotes Peterson's Ointment for quick relief from pimples eczema and red blotches with a money back guarantee if one application fails to delight. Sterson's Ointment is pitched for irritated tired feet and cracks between toes.
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Peterson
Sterson
Political turmoil and labor row shadow wartime work
The piece outlines a broad mix of labor strife and political infighting affecting wartime production. It cites foremen walkouts impacting the Detroit area and critiques NLRB rulings on union rights for supervisors, alongside speculation about GOP leadership, Willkie Dewey and Farley dynamics, and implications for coalition politics and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Detroit
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Murray Auto Body Company
NLRB
Union
Maryland
Nlrb-Ers
Winning the War By Albert Leman
Empire State may decide the contest if election tight. Roosevelt and Dewey anchor New York views while Willkie and Farley shape the balance in this wartime political analysis. National pundits offer theories as results loom.
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Albert Leman
Empire State
Roosevelt
Dewey
Willkie
Farley
States Rally To Support Of President
Roosevelt again declined to discuss future political plans as Democrats rally delegates toward a possible fourth term nomination at the July Chicago convention. Oklahoma delegates moved to seal votes for a fourth term, while South Carolina factions clash for convention control. Dewey leads Republicans with Montana and New Jersey bound to his bid, Warren named possible VP, and state delegations in several states shifting loyalties.
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G.O.P
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Willkietes
Robert M. la Follette
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United States Senate
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Tom Connally
Foreign Policy Committee
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Arthur Capper
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Oklahoma
White House
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Arkansas
Vermont
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
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New Jersey
California
Earl Warren
Fornia
Jersey
Delaware
Grab Bag One Minute Test Questions and Answers
Three quick items test music terms and a wisdom quote. Question one asks how many strings a violin has, answered as four strings G D A E. Question two asks the daughter of which pianist, who married Richard Wagner, identified as Franz Liszt. Question three defines a flautist as a flute player. The page also presents Aristotle quotes about wisdom.
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Richard Wagner
Franz Liszt
Etiquette Hints on Foods Eaten with Fingers
A list of foods suitable for finger eating includes radishes young onions celery olives artichokes corn on the cob dry cakes and cookies and bananas. Artichokes are eaten leaf by leaf as a guide to proper handling.
Horoscope for May 18 Birthdays spark risk take guidance urged
If today is your birthday you tend to take chances and should curb it or face unhappiness and restlessness. You enjoy music and art and value home life. Financial prospects improve though avoid unwise spending and pursue novel business and intellectual activities. A child born today shows originality and talent with a free career choice.
Carolinian Saved By Bending Down in Cassino Barrage
War Department reports Private Edward R. McNeill of Lumberton North Carolina credited with saving his life by bending to pick up an item as an enemy shell exploded about 40 feet away near Cassino. He says four comrades were wounded and he plans to visit his parents during furlough.
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War Department
Edward R. McNeil
Lumberton
N. C
Cassino
McNeil
Ft. Bragg
McNeill
James D. McNeill
Radio Schedule Notes Corrections Delays in Program Lineup
A late network update reshapes the evening lineup with changes to Eastern War Time and MwT blocks. Programs shift: Just Plain Bill, The Jack Armstrong Serial, Captain Midnight, News Reports, Kiddies Serial, and World War broadcasts among others revised for corrections too late to implement.
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Jack Armstrong
Jack Smith
Chick Carter
Farrell
Captain Midnight
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Abe Henry J. Taylor
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Abe-Basie
Dramatico
Fulton Lewis, Jr
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Johnson Family
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West
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Montezuma
Kaltenborn
Mrs. North
Frankie Carle Ore
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Cecil Brown
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Fulton Oursler
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Dr. Christian
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Xavier Cagat
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Edldie Cantor
Frank Sinatra
Joseph Dunninger
Gabriel Heatter
Nick Carter
Jack Carson
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1St
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Cha Raymond Gram Swing
Blu Yal Arch Gunnison
Sally Sweevand
Blu Dance Music Orchestra
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Nhbe
Buffkin Volunteer 1939 Enlistment Cited in News Note
Pvt. Roscoe Buffkin of Fair Bluff enlisted December 1 1939 as an artilleryman. He planned to visit his mother Mrs Martha Buffkin in Fair Bluff Route.
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Roscoe Buffkin
Fair Bluff
Lim
Buffkin
Martha Buffkin
Gandhi Resting in Bombay Bulletin Says
Gandhi, the Indian nationalist leader, is having a good rest in Bombay after release from internment. Medical advisers issued the bulletin stating his health is improving and he is resting comfortably.
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Gandhi
Bombay
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Unclear Text Fragments From Historical Notices
Fragments mention malaria and a person named Smith, reference a Mormon tabernacle organ in Lake City with 6 868 pipes, and a Moroline Hair Tonic ad promising a groomed look. The legible items are disjoint and date-like but lack coherent事件 or context.
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Mormon Tabernacle
Lake City
Daniel enters bid for U.S. Senate seat in South Carolina
Columbia South Carolina May 17 John M Daniel long time attorney general since 1925 announces his candidacy for the U S Senate seat held since 1908 by Ellison D Smith The announcement brought to three candidates into the race with others noted in coverage
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Columbia
S. C
John M. Daniel
South Carolina
U. S. Senate
Ellison D. Smith
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