Advice to Labor by James Thrasher
Wartime strikes grow and public impatience rises. UAW president R. D. Thomas enforces discipline, appeals to patriotism, and warns that wildcat actions threaten gains. He argues for restraint and a credible wartime record to preserve union influence after the war.
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R. d. Thomas
United ‘Automobile Workers
Thomas
U. A. W. Executive Board
Birth of Iceland Restored as Independent Republic
The article notes Iceland regaining full independence after 680 years under Norway and Denmark, forming the Republic of Iceland. It observes Iceland’s historic parliament and its leadership role in a peaceful transition, with strong ties to the United States and the free world.
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North Atlantic
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Political Action Committees Rally for War Time Politics
The piece critiques CIO P A C tactics and catechism style guides used to organize labor political action. It notes door to door campaigning voter list preparation and block based precinct organization as methods. It also highlights aims to elect more congressmen aligned with Roosevelt during wartime.
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Sidney Hillman
Tammany Hall
United Electrical Workers
U. S
Marty
Joe
Italy
Labor
Washington
Rosevelt
Congress
Roosevelt
Another Breach of Law by Nazi Germany
The piece accuses Goebbels of urging civilians to kill parachuting Allied airmen and cites a disputed report from Sweden of five airmen killed. It notes Berlin’s denial of a lynching, criticizes Nazi brutality, and argues such actions harden resolve against any soft peace. It also mentions heat protection for cows affecting U.S. milk output in July and August.
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Sweden
Berlin
Germany
Hitler
United States
Hollywood film costs and wartime military sizes in 1939 1948
The text notes that 312 feature length films and about 500 shorts produced by major Hollywood studios in 1948 cost roughly 247 million dollars. It also states that at the outbreak of war in Europe in September 1939 the U.S. Army numbered under 200,000 and the Navy under 100,000.
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U.S
Navy
Bridges hits Roosevelt on enduring peace critic in wartime
The column recaps GOP Senator Bridges arguing Roosevelt lacks conviction for a lasting peace beyond World War II. It notes supportive Republican critics, Teheran conference views, and reactions from figures like Nelson Rockefeller and Henry Luce, plus Welch lamenting shipyard transfers to the West Coast.
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Hudson
Tarrytown
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John D., Jr
Latin America
Mexico
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Home safety drive sparks medal idea for accident-free households
A health column urges broad medal programs for drivers and homes to reward safe behavior and reduce domestic accidents. It cites common risks from stairs, bathrooms, and appliances, warns of high casualty rates, and calls for vigilant steps and dieting guidance from the McCoy Health Service.
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They Say and Beliefs on Public Opinion and Race
Approximate 90 million US adults were cited as influenced by public opinion research from Princeton. The discussion highlights vast future trade shifts, and remarks by Donald Nelson and Felix Frankfurter on racial admixture and the moral worth of the common man in shaping the republic.
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Philippines
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Q and A From Early 20th Century Dispatches
A compiled Q and A exchange covers mine time logistics with UMW disputes pegged at 57.29 minutes daily, a flying jeep described as a grasshopper plane used for errands and evacuations, and Ethiopia’s official religion noted as Coptic Christian with a shifting imperial stance. The excerpt also cites Haile Selassie’s opinions and a quotation from Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker on electoral power, plus a federal judge's warning about union leadership as a political force.
Proverb and Tacitus On Punishment and Public Good
A compact quotation from Proverbs 18 24 contrasts sparing and loving discipline. Tacitus follows with the claim that punishment, while often unjust, is balanced by public benefit, suggesting a moral justification of hardship for societal welfare.
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