Washington’s New Deal revolt provokes federal power pushback
A wide range of federal policy efforts faces stiff south-leaning opposition in Congress. The Supreme Court endorses employer right to discuss union membership, while the Van Nuys plan seeks state control of insurance regulation. Training programs pour tuition and draft cadets into colleges, and wartime production and military tech provoke rapid changes and new weapon innovations.
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Ray Tucker
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Senate
House
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
Labor Committee
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Josiah W. Bailey
North Carolina
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Nevada
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Texas
Uncle Sam
Treasury
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Berkeley
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Luftwaffe
Casual Comment By W. A. BIVINS Reflects Postwar Discipline And Unity
A column reviews Sunday addresses on discipline and faith by Dr. G. J. Humphreys Dr. C. Excelle Rozzelle and Walter Lippmann. It cites Hoover FBI head statements on child discipline and notes lingering wartime lessons for future generations.
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G. J. Humphreys
C. Excelle Rozzelle
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
America
Walter Lippmann
Freedom House
Walter N Ww
Rhen
J. — Hoover
FBI
Labor Board Rejects Illinois Wage Plan Amid Mining Rail Unrest
The War Labor Board rejected the Illinois wage model for miners delaying union plans as coal and rail labor tensions rise. The WLB offered a six day week pay rise of about $9, while rejecting the Illinois plan which would have raised earnings by $1.50 for a 40 hour week. The board expects actions by tomorrow to resume coal mining or face presidential seizure and penalties. John L. Lewis is ill and unavailable for comment.
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Joseph A. Loftus
Washington
Labor Front
War Labor Board
WLB
Tation
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Illinois
Bellevue Hotel Remembered by Three Barbee Brothers
Three High Point men recall the Bellevue Hotel on West High Street now the Biltmore. Brothers Christopher A. Barbee and Fred G. Barbee of High Point and Claude Barbee of Louisville dined at the remodeled Biltmore last Sunday, recalling their late father who once ran the Bellevue.
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Bellevue
Elwood
Barbee
Centennial
Montlieu Avenues
J. S. Welborn
Katie Barbee
East Washington Street
Barbee Brothers
Biltmore
West High Street
Iltmore
Bellevue Hotel
Christopher A
Kit
Fred G. Barbee
Claude Barbee
Louisville
Jarrell
Rubber Cartels Face Stress Over Labor in Ceylon
Dutch and British planters who exploited underpaid coolies face union pressure as demands for higher wages and better conditions threaten rubber tapping costs in Ceylon. Without Washington and London oversight, Malayans and Indonesians could again be driven to cheap labor and ruin rubber profits in Ceylon and new South American markets.
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Ceylon
India
Ashington
London
Radio Schedule Dense with Programs and War Time Adjustments
A detailed Wednesday October 27 radio lineup lists multiple networks and time slots from 6:30 to 11:90 P M Eastern War Time. Program entries include Just Plain Bill The Jack Armstrong Serial Sea Hound Landt Trio Sings Along Front Page Farrell Captain Midnight's Serial American Women The Tower Show World War via Broadcast Fred Waring's Time I Love a Mystery Lone Ranger Dancing Music Orchestra and more. Adjustments note subtract one hour for CWT due to late corrections by networks.
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Bill
Nbc
Jack Armstrong
Landt
Cbs
Chick Carter
Farrell
Nbe
Cbhs
Mbhs
Ulney Howe
Cheyer
Lyn Murray
Dbs
Tim Healy
Blu Dance Music Orchestra
Tower
Chicago
Jeri Sullavan
Che
Wortney Hurd
Bill Stern
Lowell Thomason
Blu-Basic
Blu-Weath
Fred Waring
Basic Orchestra
Fulton Lewin, Jr
Harry James
The
Keen
Cha
cbs-Dixie
North
Nbe News
Sammy Kaye
Red Rber
Cbhe
Sam Balter
Laum
Abner
Blu Leo Cherne
Jean Hersholt
Christian
Lionel Barrymore
Abe
Gracie Fie
Peer!t
Orches
Dia
Harry Wiemer
Kay Kyser
Raymond Gram
Che John B. Hughes
Lulu
Sunny Skylar
Morton Gould
Carnival
Dhs National Radio Forum
Biu
Paul Schubert
Dancing Music Orchestra
Dropped Kick Surprise Lifts Chicago High Schools
In Chicago on October 27 two high schools show drop kicks paying off. Amundsen Prep reserve halfback Bill Vaval converts 11 of 15 extra point attempts by drop kick while Austin High fullback Rocco Carsone makes 10 of 15.
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Chicago
Bill Vaval
Amundsen
Ia Good
Rocco Car- Sone
Austin High
Radio Schedule Highlights for October 27 1943
The WSJS listings show daytime programs including Woman of America 315 Ma Perkins and Right to Happiness followed by Newe W W Chaplin Watts Feary Money Man When A Girl Marries Portia Faces Life Call to Worship. Evening slots include The Base Reporter and Ten O Clock Tunes with Do You Remember Caretina Reveille Everything Goes Daytime Classics News and On Wings of Song.
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Caretina Reveille
Robert St. Johan
Cltimate
Peterson's Ointment Declares Quick Pile Relief
A Buffalo druggist 30 years ago created an ointment from piles itching and smarting. It gave quick cooling and soothing relief, becoming a nationwide favorite. Ask for a 35c box or 60c tube with applicator. money back if not delighted with relief.
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Buffalo
Peterson
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