Fair Enough By Westbrook Pegler 1947 critique of unionism power
Pegler argues editors normalize union propaganda praising Dubinsky and the garment workers. He warns retroactive pay schemes threaten workers and national politics, comparing union power to European socialist methods. He condemns raids on workers during strikes and laments diminishing individual bargaining choices under the New Deal.
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Abberwock Journal
Dubinsky
Dubyo
Henry Luce
Luce
Coulnte
United States
New York
United State
Dave Dub
Afalty
Germany
Adolf Hitler
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Dave Dubinsky
Qiay
Binsky
Great Britain
John L. Lewis
Philip, Utray
Republic Stock
Chicago
Alki
Lewis
Murray
Hiller
Roosevelt
Munray
Fazorblaaus
Dubunsky
Easy to Play Canasta Rules and A Harness Plant Construction
The article outlines four handed Canasta rules including discards freezing the pack and how to pick up or meld. It explains when a pack is frozen and the conditions to go out with partner permission. It also notes a $1,500,000 harness racing plant construction on the Pu ld ash highway outside Baltimore approved by the Maryland Racing Commission.
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Ile
Mariner
Hohe
Piner
Puldgch
Baltimore
Tisappro
The
Maryland Racing Comission
Local clubs and social notices from Prescott News
Prescott News lists September events at Masonic Tall and First Christian church with mid week services and Presbyterian church practice. W C T U holds fall meeting with details on hosts, flowers, minutes, resignations, a devotional note and a prayer, plus a bridge party hosted by Mrs. J Leland Lavender and a Ruth Wulpepper unit gathering at First Baptist with a Night of Prayer. Local residents travel to Hot Springs, Memphis, Jonesboro, Camden, Magnolia, and Hendrix College while Ann Franks returns from San Antonio.
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J B. Hesterly
Vernon Fure
R. F. Yarbrough
B. Mays
J. W. Teeter
Hubert Regan
C. Logan
Eleeja C. Wells
Joe R. Hamilton
J. €. Dung
Wells
Jack Cooper
Logan
W. PB. Bensberg
J. Leland Lavender
Pauline Griffin
Alien Gee, Jr
Hubert Barksdale
Thomas Dewoody
Dutchie Bright
George Wylie
Datty Yancey
Bernice Daniel
Marvelle Williams
Nona Eagle
Miss Griffin
Barbara Harris
Hotprings
Ruth Wulpepper Sr
First Baptist Church
Frank Williams
Ina Nell Loomis
Iag Nell Lasmis
Ruthie Clark
Pat and
Bobby Weskine
Nancy Garrett
Rosana Langley
Velma Ruth Buskin
Gen Short's Body En Route to Arlington
Maj Gen Waller C Short, once blamed for Pearl Harbor, died at home from chronic heart disease aged 68. His body left Dallas for Washington with wife and son aboard a train, no ceremony, flag draped casket, burial likely Wednesday in uniform as a U S Army general.
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Tex
Waller C. Short
Pearl Harbor
Arlington National Cemetery
Pacific Bastion
Short
Washington
Crete
Walter Dean Short
America
United States
United States Army
McMath Seeks Fight to Keep Camp Chaffee Open
Little Rock dispatch reports Governor McMath plans renewed effort to prevent Camp Chaffee closure after failing to contact President Truman and Defense Secretary Johnson in Des Moines. The governor intends to pursue actions to halt the shutdown.
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McMath
Chaffee
Little Rock
Truman
Defense
Johnson
Tes Moines
Camp Chaffec
England's Titled Families Face Tax Tough Times
The earl of Derisy explores sightseer fees at a historic estate to fund keeping up a family line dating to the 16th century. Taxation undercuts incomes of titled households, with many estates sold or diverted to pay levies as Britain’s Inland Revenue report shows broader impact on the aristocracy and towns.
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Earl of Derisy
Chand
Agland
Koensley Hull
Prescott
Sue
Buijuin
Vie Ebais
Hig Farous
Earland
Lord Berby
Hughrnd
British Inland Hours Commission
Barkley to Take Charming Widow to Dance Tonight
St Louis dispatch reports Vice President Athen Barkley plans a private evening with widow Mrs Carleton Hadley at Chase Nate venue. They dined at St Albans Inn with Hadley’s daughter and may visit antique shops while Barkley continues to Springfield Illinois for Franklin statue ceremony.
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St. Louis
CUPI
Athen W. Barkley
Carleton S. Hadley
Chase Nate
Hadley
Barkley
Benjamin Franklin
Yunnan Revolt Rocks Chinese Nationalists
The Associated Press reports a bloodless revolt in Yunnan Province led by Genmin Han, with Kunming surrounded by nationalist troops. A deadly fire in Chungking killed about 1,000. arsonists with Red sympathies suspected. Pope Pius XI condemned communism by name in a German radio address to Catholics.
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Associated Press
China
Yunnan
Chungking
Genbmin Han
Yunnan Province
Kunming
Indochina
Himalayas
India
U. S
Dean Acheson
Canton
Pius XI
Prominent Leader Warns Against Atheistic Communism
A public figure framed the debate as a defense of faith and social order, arguing that economic disparity should be addressed to counter the spread of atheistic communism. The remark linked poverty to ideological threat, urging moral and civic remedies.
Nashville Youth Dies in Polio Case Rise in Arkansas
Nashville five year old Olin A. Webb died in Nashville Arkansas after admission to a polio isolation ward. Arkansas counted its 37th polio death and 754 total cases for the year as Dr A M Washburn of the state health department said the polio trend is downward but new cases may still appear before season ends.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Olin A. Webb
Nashville
Ark
A. M. Washburn
Arkansas Health Department
Justice Rutledge Emerges Briefly From Coma
York Me Sept 6 Supreme Court Justice Wiley B Rutledge has emerged sufficiently from a coma to converse with family and nurses, a hospital spokesman said. The 95 year old jurist showed slight improvement after taking nourishment for the first time since entering a coma last Friday. A note references Sam McBriney in 1014 16 as vice president of the National of Commerce in Tulsa and notes the Tulsa U football team's 12 wins, three losses and a tie.
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Supreme Court
Wiley B. Rutledge
Ebner Tower
Rutledge
National of Commerce
Tulsa
Sam McBriney
Tulsa U
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Ruth Culpepper
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Hot Springs
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Jonesboro
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Jim Gentry
Hendrix College
Sid Purtle
Camden
Magnolia
Mr. Purtle
Ann Franks
San Antonio
Gen. Short
Arlington
Douglas Brooks
Layson
R. E. Lindblad Hiverre
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Nibble Hanover
Harness Racing
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Children’s Aid Society
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