The American Way Antilabor Propaganda and Taft-Hartley
DeWitt Emery argues postwar labor leaders Green and Murray smear the Taft Hartley Act as a slave labor law to deter scrutiny and secret ballots. He asserts the act protects rank and file workers, fears a labor dictatorship, and foresees efforts to amend to ban industry wide bargaining.
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Eisenhower’s Political Creed Calls Communists a Trick
Eisenhower attacks labeling opponents as Communists, urging Americans to root out subversives lawfully. He warns a global clash could ensue if Western powers fail to build collective strength, and stresses loyalty oaths should be selective and justified. He cites 1950s remarks to Scouts and academic views on loyalty in hiring.
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Years in Philippines Shaped Eisenhower’s Governance View
The 1920 to 1940 period formed Dwight D. Eisenhower beyond military craft. He advised the Philippine government on industrial mobilization, aided the army industrial college, and studied rubber sources. MacArthur, SHAPE duties, and battlefield topography tied his future leadership to U S strategy and wartime planning.
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Empty Capitol Parking Space Symbolizes Defense Act Defeat
United Press commentary notes empty parking spaces and vacant congressional seats reflect the administration's defeat on the defense production act. It cites the House vote to bar price ceilings on fruits and vegetables and to limit meat allocations unless a national shortage is proclaimed by the agriculture secretary.
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Defense act votes stagger as absenteeism blunts changes
The House shows small vote tallies on amendments to the defense production act, with absenteeism delaying final action. Admins fear few gains if attendance remains low as June end price controls and rationing debates continue. meanwhile, farm youth exchange visas and livestock health awards are noted, with commissions traveling to Washington and Atlantic City.
Forest Fires Near Guada Lupita and Pecos Under Control
Two fires in northeastern New Mexico are reported under control. State land commissioner Guy Sheppard says fire lanes have been established around both blazes. One fire near Guada Lupita covers 60 to 76 acres while the other northeast of Pecos spans about 40 acres.
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U S Marines Wore Spiked Helmets in 1895
In 1895 the United States Marine Corps adopted a spiked helmet as headgear. The distinctive headpiece symbolized unit identity and competed with earlier campaign hats for official wear in dress and drill contexts.
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Battle for Koje Islands Ends in Allied Victory
Brigadier General Haydon Boatner has gained control over 80,000 prisoners of war on Koje Islands, hailed by Frederick as the first clean United Nations victory in Korea. The report notes prisoner riots, executions, and vast escape attempts, with Boatner earning praise for morale, discipline, and tough leadership.
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