WASHINGTON Roundup: McKellar and White House Troubles
The column catalogs Senator Kenneth McKellar’s health lapses in the chair and White House labor tensions. It notes Byrnes and Vinson directing rail negotiations, Truman’s blunt handling of labor leaders, and Harold Ickes’ resignation letter warning of a coal crisis. It also touches on Tom Connally, Trieste, and political shifts in North Carolina.
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White House
Jimmy Byrnes
Fred Vinson
State
Treasury
John Snyder
Truman
Wisconsin
Lloyd Garrison
Pennsylvania
George W. Taylor
North Carolina
U's Statesman
Frank Graham
War Labor Board
Missouri
Byrnes
Vinson
A. F. Whitney
Alvanley Johnston
Whitney
Roosevelt
Harold Ickes
Interior
Ickes
Bilbo
Mississippi
America
Tom Connally
Texas
Paris
Rusas
Trieste
Heg Matly
Jugoslavs
Conally
Jugoslavia
Wendell Berge
Vandenberg
Clare Luce
Clare
Van
Congress
John Folger
Thurmond Chatham
Chatham
Washington
Folger
Navy
Army
John L. Lewis
John T. Jones
Jay Jerome Williams
When to buy or build for home planning in material shortages
The piece argues that material supply will lag demand for a long time but urges continued home planning. It notes the prolonged shortage and counters with an outlook that months ahead offer an opportunity to plan, buy, and prepare despite delays.
Radio Highlights Across Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Airwaves
A crowded Sunday radio grid lists dozens of programs and stations including KDKA WJAS WCAE WIJAS and WWSW with Judy Canova Show Chicago Theatre of the Air and the Big Golden Jubilee on KDKA. Mentions include the Blue Ribbon lineup from 10:00 P.M. to midnight and musical variety sets headed by Buddy Morrow Orchestra and Boston Pops. The note ends with a brief section on greyhound varieties followed by a stray line about the dwarf Italian greyhound.
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WWSW
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
WIAS
Record Shop
Harold V. Cohen
KQV
WCAL
SHO
KDKA
Judy Canava
KQY
Chicago
Piav Rem
Wcciaer
WJAS
Harold
Cohen
Wcae—Labor USA
WYAS
Charles Collingwood
M. Kdia
WCAE
Voice of Business
Wiias
Halen Young
Wijas
Harris
WCAK
Green Hornet
Tony Martin
WCAR
Riley
Dick Tracy
Dick Haymtas
Sra
Dick Haymes
WCAB
Ria
WCAH
WeaAb
WCUAE
Boston Pops
Judy Canova
WCAS
Boston Symphony
WUAB
Bardo
Wlat
WUAAE
Buddy Morrow
Wjas—Dance
Kdka—Automotive
Ietee Manet
General George Marshall warns China on Memorial Day
General George Marshall, America’s special envoy to China, warned on Memorial Day in Nanking that China now trembles on the verge of a greater calamity than its civil war. He urged leaders to abandon suspicion and hatred as Communist and nationalist forces collide, with Manchuria a key battleground and Chiang Kai-shek’s forces facing a Red surge.
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George
China
Marshall
Chiang Kai-Shek
Associated Press
Spencer Davis
New York
Manchuria
Chiang
Moscow
Chou En-Lai
Chungking
Chiang Kai-Sheki
Public Relations and the Coal Strike Leadership
James Marlow argues that John L Lewis dominated public perception of the coal strike through rhetoric and silence, shaping a narrative that favored his goals. He notes miners faded from view as Lewis framed the issue and pressed for a welfare fund, while rail unions failed to sell their 45 wage and condition demands to the public.
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James Marlow
Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
National Association of Manufacturers
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
CIO
AFL
U. S. Army Engineers
Pacific Islands
Ican
Tore Aléqsened
Truman
Psf
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