Labor Policy Leader Proposes Court Like Government Operation
In Yakima Washington Mr Schwellenbach outlines an experiment to run a major department of the government on a court like basis hearing facts applying the law and reaching conclusions. He suggests the labor department or labor management relations and possibly the national labor relations board be integrated for budget and administration while preserving judicial functions. President Truman backs the plan and has appointed Paul Herzog as chairman of the national labor relations board with prior work on the New York state board of labor relations.
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Department of Labor
Labor
Schwellenbach
Yakima
Wash
Labor Department
Department of Labor Relations
Labor-Management Relations
National Labor Relations Board
National War Labor Board
Truman
Congress
Paul Herzog
New York State Board of Labor Relations
Japan's Trumps in the Air Over Japan Clash For Supremacy
American Third Fleet carrier pilots report a new Japanese challenge as Tokyo’s air arm fields superior planes and ace pilots. Japanese strategies include fresh aircraft, tighter formations, and bold, high risk tactics to blunt U S air superiority as the air war over Japan enters a climactic phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Okinawa
Japan
War criminals to face trial for aggressive war, says Jackson
Justice Jackson, chief counsel for the prosecution of Axis war criminals, declares aggressive war a crime. He argues the world should treat planners and executors of mass murder as criminals, reinforcing peace through international law and alignments with other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Nen Nee Oe Mae Eng
Robert H. Jackson
United States
Jackson
United Nations Organization
Meat Consumption Trends Across War Years
Economists say per capita meat consumption peaked in early war years. Drought reduced livestock during the 1930s, then wet cycles revived pastures and feed reserves. Postwar, population grows while pastures and hay recover, and Americans may continue to eat well.
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Canada
America
World War II Analysis by Leslie Bain on Japan's Strategy
Leslie Bain argues that political and diplomatic factors will determine Japan's exit from World War II more than military losses. He outlines how Japan can endure two years and seeks postwar leverage, citing possible outcomes like a split among Western Allies and Soviet Russia, uprisings in colonized regions, and shifts in public opinion.
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Oemeanlnet
Japan
China
Malaya
Indo- China
Burma
Dutch East Indies
Manchuria
Kyushu
Honshu
Asia
Russia
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
United Nations
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Travel curbed as troops flood civilian train service
The government urges staying off trains and spending vacations at home due to massive troop movements from Europe and backlogs in civilian rail service. About 20 million monthly troop moves are expected, with 300,000 men returning from Europe each month by sea and 50,000 by air, causing congested routes and reduced civilian seating.
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Washington
Europe
Pacific
Office of Defense Transportation
ODT
Chicago
Mueller Named Railway Freight Examiner in Washington
Arthur Mueller of 524 Division street has been appointed railway freight examiner with offices in Washington D C. He will report for service July 3. The Tri State Trapshoot singles championship at Myrick park opens with 69 shooters and Joe Hiestand of Hillsboro Ohio leading with 99x100 at noon. The Capitol steamship ran the season's first excursion sponsored by Central high school.
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Arthur Mueller
Division Street
Washington, D. C
Myrick Park
Joe Hiestand
Hillsboro
Capitol
Central High School
Richland Center
Viroqua
Ethel Adams
Washburn School
Menomonie
Wis
St. John’s Church
Dan Dineen
Ed Ryan
John Weber
J. M. Furstman
South 10Th Street
F. A. Wenzel
Joseph W. Skinner
Arthur Ruplin
H. J. Hansen
R. E. Flynn
F. H. Burgess
David S. Amee
Joseph F. Harti
OPA Boosts Pulpwood Prices in Midwest
The Office of Price Administration authorized a $1 per card increase in ceiling prices for peeled poplar pulpwood from Wisconsin Michigan and Minnesota to spur peeling. New ceilings are $12.50 a cord of 128 to 133 cubic feet and $14.40 for a unit of 147 cubic feet.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
OPA
La Crosse Tribune and Leader-Press Masthead
The La Crosse Tribune and Leader-Press publishes afternoon and Sunday morning editions from La Crosse Wisconsin. It lists staff and publication details including publisher T Burgess and editor A W Rice and notes Associated Press affiliation and 1904 post date.
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LA Crosse Tribune and Leader-Press
la Crosse Tribune Co
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
the Beautiful
T. Burgess
KK. L. Bangsberg
A. W. Rice
Tribune and Leader Press
Lee Newspaper Syndicate
Associated Press
Cews
More Light On Lobbying In Wisconsin Politics
The column argues that while attacks on lobbying reflect partisan aims, many lobbyists are reputable and no prosecutions support widespread corruption. It urges an official Joe Doe style investigation to uncover facts, deter wrongdoing, and restore public confidence in the legislature.
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Madison, Wis
Wisconsin
Joe Doe
Soldier Describes His Travels Through European Countries
Corp Ell wood C. Carr recounts his World War II travels from England to Ireland France and Germany aboard different vehicles while stationed in Ebermannstadt near Nuremberg Germany. He details bases at Bovington Chelmsford Green Castle Le Havre and Darmstadt and recalls Buzz Bomb Alley and rocket bombs with cautionary notes on civilians and curfew.
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Germany
Ebermanstadt
Nurenberg
Kassel
England
Ireland
France
Air Corps
Uncle Sam
Army
Liverpool
Hemel
Hemestead
Boxmoor
Bovington
London
Cheddin
U.S.A
Cheddington
Green Castle
Chelmsford
Chow
Hampton
le Havre
Paris
Darmstadt
Vets Specialist Plan For Each District Proposed
Washington legislators Chelf and Rains propose a veterans specialist for every congressional district to address veterans problems. Chelf, a World War II veteran, reports success with a part time disabled veteran counselor in his home district. Sen. Wiley has introduced a bill for two specialists per state in senators' offices.
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Washington
Chelf
D-Ry
Rains
D-Ala
Congress
Sen
Wiley
R-Wis
Japanese leadership and war aims mocked in wartime column
The piece lampoons Suzuki Premier Suzuki of Japan and his promise of victory through overwhelming bombing and mettle. It contrasts Japanese resolve with American confidence, warns against overconfidence, and notes that even humorous wartime remarks can presage sober danger from Japanese strategy and leadership.
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Suzuki
Japan
Okinawa
Arnold
le May
Mr. Suzuki
MacArthur
Nimitz
Adolf Hitler
Answers to Questions From The Haskin Service
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau provides factual answers to reader questions. Topics cover literacy rates Denmark and Finland, Negro church membership totals in the United States, American investments in Germany, the fate of runner Charles W. Paddock, provisions for dependents of Air Corps officers, and presidential widows franking privileges including Mrs. Roosevelt.
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Corp
Ellwood C. Carr
VFW
Clyde C. Carr
South Seventh Street
Ebermanstadt
Germany
Carrs
la Crosse Tribune
Air Corps
Congress
United States
Roosevelt
Slip Covers for Furniture Offer and Order Form
A government information bulletin promotes Slip Covers for Furniture with simple TV style instructions, material and color guidance. The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau invites readers to order a copy for ten cents and provides an address in Washington DC for payment.
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la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
Eye St
N. E
Washington, D. C
Wisconsin Theta Delta Chi Purchases Second War Bond
The Theta Delta Chi fraternity at the University of Wisconsin Madison uses fines from members who curse at dining tables to buy its second war bond, arguing profanity can be both objectionable and patriotic.
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Madison
Wis
Theta Delta Chi
University of Wisconsin
Fortune teller booth theft at Salt Lake City carnival
George White visited a fortune teller at a suburban car carnival in Salt Lake City. After leaving, he reported his wallet containing a small fortune was missing.
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Salt Lake City
George White
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Finland
Bureau of the Census
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