Glover Blames Truman for Rail Labor Dispute Breakdowns
A. J. Glover of the AFL Switchmen's union told a congressional panel that President Truman blocked settlement by insisting on accepting an emergency board's recommendations. He cited a May 7 White House meeting with John R. Steelman as central to the impasse.
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Baby Drowns In Tank On Wisconsin Farm
A 22 month old, Norbert Ballweg Jr., drowned in a water tank at his parents farm near Waunakee in Dane county. Rescue squad used respiratory equipment but could not revive him yesterday.
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We Can Train Children to Use Telephones
Angelo Patri argues that long school vacations waste children's time and energy. He urges organized camps offering engaging, constructive activities to keep youth active, learning, and supervised during extended breaks.
Mintz Switches to Calvert Reserve for Milder Manhattan
Max Mintz announces switching to Calvert Reserve blended whiskey to achieve a milder Manhattan. The ad promotes Calvert Reserve as 86.8 proof with five year plus straight whiskies and a blend of 35% straight whiskey and 65% grain neutral.
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Truman Western Junket Sparks Mixed Congressional Read
Washington observers split into three camps on President Truman’s western speaking tour. Democratic allies credit his attacks on Congress and neighborly crowds. opponents fault his civil rights stance and political manner. Some Republicans warn his platform and voters back GOP weaknesses. others praise his hits at lawmakers. All agree he will campaign hard if nominated.
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Education Should Year Round and Include Summer Camps
The author argues for compulsory year round schooling with summer camps to avoid wasting childhood. They contend two months off harms growth and that education costs justify funding camps with qualified staff. They urge against food fussy habits and promote Dr Patri's booklet on eating habits available by mail order.
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Truman Signs Bill Authorizing $207 Million Air Force Construction
President Truman signed a bill that authorizes a $207,000,000 construction program for Army and Air Force posts and bases. The measure does not provide funds itself and requires later appropriation by Congress to carry out the work.
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Nearly Half of Farm Homes Have Electric Washing Machines
WASHINGTON four percent of U S farms use electric washing machines according to an agriculture department survey. A questionnaire from farm families shows city appliances becoming common on farms with 43 percent having washers and 3 percent electric refrigerators one in four farms own an electric vacuum cleaner and radios reach one in two farms across multiple regions.
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France published earliest fashion magazines in America era
Godeys Lady Book began in 1830 as an early American fashion periodical. It marked a shift toward illustrated editorials and lifestyle guidance for women, influencing later magazines with its style and content.
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