Burying the industrial hatchet in wartime urging unity
The piece argues for national unity in labor and management during World War II, urging adherence to Roosevelt’s emergency machinery for conciliation. It warns against strikes used to push political aims and supports preserving collective bargaining while aligning wages with living costs to sustain production and public welfare. It also discusses South American aviation, axis influence, and a shift to American control.
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Britain
Germany
Russia
Axis Still Flies South American Way
Washington reports a turbulent policy battle over how to handle German and Italian airlines in South America. Officials from the Commerce Department the Federal Loan Agency and the Rockefeller coordination office weigh options as remarks by Loan Administrator Jones about a possible government operated air line spark fears of Yankee imperialism and private airline competition.
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Congress
Secretary of Commerce
Jones
South America
United States
U. S
South American
Jones Departments
Rockefeller
RFC
Irving H. Taylor
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America
U.S
Washington
Department of Commerce
Federal Loan Agency
Rockefeller Office
American Republic
Case Jones
Americas
Aurmisea
South
Central America
Navy Seeks 35000 Recruits To Man New Ships
The navy calls for 35000 volunteers as it pushes to staff two new ocean-going fleets. With emergency measures in place, standards on teeth and height have been relaxed to widen eligibility, stressing that every post must be fully manned by trained sailors.
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Navy
Public Authority Must Control Order at Meetings
The piece argues there is a single necessary authority to maintain order in public assemblies. It condemns groups deploying their own bouncers to police events, calling such hoodlumism unacceptable. It notes incidents where opponents attend to disrupt rather than protest orderly, urging police or public bodies to act.
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The
United States
America
All the Way Out on Aluminum For Defense Needs
The talk shifts from civil consumption to wartime production as aluminum, including scrap, will be diverted to defense in June. Previous months show rising shares: 79 percent in March, 83 percent in April, 94 percent in May, with June near 100 percent.
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Indiana
Bvaning Gasette
Iettera
Ita Readora
Princess Stefanie Hohenlohe Reveals Nazi Ties
Washington reports Princess Stefanie Hohenlohe provided immigration officials revelations on Nazi operations in the U.S. and Britain. She named Fritz Weidemann as a Hess ally in disgrace, listed Nazi sympathizers, and described a looming deportation while under surveillance in California. Lindbergh eyes 1944 run amid isolationist momentum. Wheeler wary of rivals. Army to pilot week end camp morale boosts nationwide with free lodging and paid meals.
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Princess Hohenlohe
U. S
Britain
Woerdemann
Hess
Lindbergh
Wheeler
Army
Washington
Stefanie
Hohenlohe
Fritz Weidemann
Hitler
San Francisco
Berlin
Rudolf Hess
England
Weidemann
Lord Rothermere
State Department
United States
Stefania
Palo Alto
Calif
Saldiera
Gulf Coast
Alao
Uncomfortable chairs and a message bottle in 1937
A quirky find ties to an earlier era as a 1937 ocean bottle message resurfaces while a White House visit policy changes and campus visitors face seasonal limits. A Texas congressional poll reveals split loyalties among delegates in a looming Senate campaign, with Lyndon Johnson leading Dies two to one among respondents.
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White House
Great East Room
Texas
Senate
Lee O’daniel
Gerald Mann
Lyndon Johnson
Martin
Johnson
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Today in Other Years Aged News and Notices
A garbled 1008 dated column recalls anniversaries and legal notices from Indiana and Florida areas with mentions of county officials and chamber speakers. It notes occupation tax actions, Indian County commission activity, and social events including a Grand Jury forewoman and a notable travel landmark.
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Teague
Ieee Farmers’ T
Indiana Court
George Lenkard
John
Deland, Fia
Indiane
John W. Gordy
Waukegan
Chamber of Commerce
Missy Rebecca Blue
Chamberaville
Grand Jury
Wool Pool Haere
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers From Classic Etiquette Feature
A vintage etiquette Q and A covers wedding thanks, prompt gift acknowledgments, limiting bridal showers, giving trousseau gifts, and whether engagement party guests should bring gifts. It concludes with best split method for double dating expenses: settle after you have taken the girls home.
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Trousseau
Statements On Liberty And Democracy From Noted Figures
A collection of quoted remarks from figures on liberty, democracy, and governance. Included are reflections attributed to Alvin C. York, President Avila Camacho, and A. A. Berle Jr., touching on war, national pride, regional cooperation, and the role of educated leadership.
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Mexico
United States
Avila Camacho
Harry Orson Fosdick
New York
Thought for the day on bread and water for enemies
A reflective proverb excerpt states if your enemy is hungry you should feed them and if thirsty offer water. It presents a mercy ethic echoing biblical wisdom emphasizing restraint and compassion toward opponents. The lines invite readers to consider kindness even toward adversaries in daily conduct.
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