West Coast model of labor management peace urged nationwide
Ray Tucker highlights a new West Coast approach to industrial peace linking union labor and management for wartime and postwar stability. He argues such cooperation boosts war effort, prevents costly shutdowns, and should be adopted across industries, especially in Detroit, to secure postwar economic security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tucker
West Coast
Japan
Army
Detroit
San Francisco
Pearl Harbor
Seattle
American Federation of Labor
Harry Bridges
CIO
Russia
Pacific States
National Labor Relation Board
War Labor Board
United States
Washington
Pacific Ocean
American Know How From Mack on China Visit
Congressman Ike Mansfield reports to President Roosevelt that shifts of military and civilian representatives to China are working well. General Hurley and Donald Nelson receive high praise for aiding Chiang Kai-shek, while General Wedemeyer’s contributions remain widely unknown but significant. The piece lauds Hurley and Nelson as capable public servants with grit, savvy, and strong records of achievement. It ends with a light trade note about a new cigar and a farmer’s rationing board anecdote.
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Mack
China
Ike Mansfield
Montana
Roosevelt
Manfield
Chiange-Kai-Shek
Pat Hurley
U. S
Chungking
Donald Nelson
al Wedemeyer
Joe Stilwell
General Wedemeyer
Pacific
General Hurley
Hurley
Nelson
Chiang Kai-Shek
Oklahoma
The Lord in the Midst of Thee Is Mighty Sermon
A brief devotional quoting Zephaniah 3 17 highlights God’s presence and saving power. It emphasizes his delight in his people and his joy sung over them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zephaniah
Fragmented Newspaper Masthead From Obscure Edition
A damaged OCR sample shows multiple newspaper names and vendors with garbled text and disjointed lines. It mentions Lubbock Morning Avalanche Daily Press and Associated Press amid scattered publishing and advertising references, plus a fragmented pledge passage.
Breach Of Promise By Rupert Hughes
Sunday morning routine turns sour as Walt confronts Margaret about duty and love. A club encounter with Mrs. Drummond stirs temptation and guilt while Margaret grows more terrified and vigilant, foreshadowing a final reckoning.
Pampa Fruit Dealer Given Suspended Sentence
E G McEntire a 59 year old Pampa fruit dealer was convicted of murder without malice and received a five year suspended sentence in 31st district court for the fatal shooting of Kenneth W Conway an oil field worker on October 23 last year.
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Pampa
E. G. McEntire
31St District
Kenneth W. Conway
Vic Schwarz First In Denver Rodeo
Vic Schwarz of Lawton Oklahoma won the saddle bronc event at the National Western Livestock Show rodeo in Denver after riding a horse named T Joe to take the first prize. Other results included Wag Blessing of Bell California and Ernie Barnett of Del Rio Texas tied for bareback bronc and Toots Mansfield of Texas City Texas posting 18.6 seconds in calf roping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Vic Schwarz
Lawton
Okla
T-Joe
Wag Blessing
Bell
Calif
Ernie Barnett
del Rio
Tex
Toots Mansfield
Bia Spring
Texas Ranks Eighth in State Income Tax Payments
Texas sits eighth among states in income tax payments, highlighting the tax burden across the union. The report compares revenue contributions and implies implications for policymakers and residents.
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Texas
The
Union
Looking At Life By Erich Brandeis
In a column the author defends open marriage norms, recounting lunches and evenings in New York with various companions, and argues trust and transparency keep marriages strong. He notes his wife’s lunch with a man and claims neither partner should be restricted by jealousy when relationships are honest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erich Brandeis
New York
the Waldorf
Van Vandenberg rises in 1948 nomination chatter
A lengthy profile hails Arthur Vandenberg as a statesmanlike figure whose incisive speeches and Atlantic Charter rewrite have boosted him into GOP presidential speculation for 1948. The piece notes his popularity on Capitol Hill, potential to unite party factions, and impact on postwar diplomacy and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ray Tucker
Athur
H. Vandenburg
America
Senate
Office of War Information
Van
Capital Hill
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Atlantic
Moscow
Lamplighter of Broadway Behind the Neon Glow
Jake Starr and partner Ben Strauss shape Broadway’s glamor by designing manufacturing and erecting over 90 percent of its spectacular displays They run Artkraft Strauss Sign Corp working 16 hours daily on indoor and outdoor signs for films theaters and war production Their innovations include a newsongraph and a wondersign using thousands of bulbs and millions of connections Their work has carried signatures from Bogota to Iceland while Starr remains focused on Mazda Alley and Broadway’s lights
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James Thrasher
NEA
EW York
Jake Starr
Ben Strauss
Starr
Broadway
Siberia
America
Artkraft Strauss
Artkraft Strauss Sign Corp
Russia
Imperial Mint
R. Starr
Wondersign
Lyceum
Mr. Starr
Andes
Bogota
Colombia
Iceland
Mazda Alley
Lamplighter
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OPA
Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Matas Gent Democratic
Gundsta
Poe
Consolidated Oon
Cil Lurooc
Avelewene- Pene-Jeurne Publishing. Co. Inc
Stans
Pel Lessee
Mavens
Advertiang
Teves Daily Press
Engue
Dallies
Ganerene Publ
Parker
Menage
Cbas
Gatlip
Cca Tetas
Pel
United Oe of America
Republic
Robert Ripley
Jonna Thon
Fern
Rice Lake, Wis
Mubangi River
Africa
al. Konez
OF the Treasury
Gray
Gertrude Ord Keyser
W.va
Rupert Hughes
NEA Service, Inc
Walt
Margaret
Walter
Tom Beckley
Sue
Bob Dunbar
Mrs. Drummond
Margaret Carson
Metropolitan Opera
British Information Office
St. Regis
Lexington
Gop
Vandenberg
Michigarider
Hope
Tucker
Albert Leman
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Syndicet McClure
Leman
Galbraith
NEA Service. Inc
Y. M. Reg. U. 9. Pat. Dor
Elo
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