Labor rift in CIO PAC shapes White House stance
The piece outlines a covert White House influence on a leftist labor fight within CIO PAC as tensions rise between anti Communists and Moscow aligned factions. It notes leadership shifts under Sidney Hillman and Phil Murray, upcoming southern organizing drives, and predicted waves of jurisdictional strikes amid a broader labor unrest trend.
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White House
Byrnes
Truman
Was
Moscow
Mr. Roosevelt
Britain
Russia
State Department
Sidney Hillman
CIO
Hillman
American Labor Party
New York
Murray
CIO Pres
Phil Murray
Cio-Pac
Labor Department
AFL
South
Textile Workers Union
Hillman School of Action
John L. Lewis
Hoover Backs Food Conservation and World Aid Effort
Former President Herbert Hoover urges additional voluntary food conservation and asks Russia and South America to boost deliveries to avert a pre harvest famine. He notes 14 million tons needed worldwide, with major totals for the United Kingdom France Germany and others as U.S. shipments reach 4.22 million tons of cereals. Meanwhile labor, industry and political pressures mount as Congress moves a veteran housing bill and extends selective service to July 1.
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Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Russia
United Kingdom
France
Germany
Italy
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Belgium
Greece
Yugoslavia
Spain
Austria
Indian Ocean
China
Japan
U. S
Canada
Australia
Argentina
Brazil
Burma
Siam
Department of Agriculture
Great Plains
DollarDiplomacy Ties Aid to Poland and China
The United States uses dollar diplomacy to stabilize foreign politics and promote free exchange. Poland faces a suspended 90 million dollar credit over censorship and loan terms, while Gen George C Marshall gains control of a proposed half billion dollar loan to China to unite Nationalist and communist forces.
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Poland
China
Russia
U. S
Warsaw
Washington
George C. Marshall
UNRRA Vaccination Aid Flown to Shanghai for Cattle
UNRRA delivered one million doses of a new vaccine to Shanghai to protect surviving cattle and water buffalo in China. Director LaGuardia said saving each animal adds to food for the needy, highlighting the gift as a vital humanitarian act by the United States and Canada.
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China
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Shanghai
U. S
Canada
UNRRA
LaGuardia
Taft Looms as 1948 GOP Hope in Washington Digest
Taft emerges as the leading Republican prospect for 1948 while Bricker Stassen and Vandenberg offer competition. The piece notes Taft’s strong state machine, liberal leanings on housing, and a cautious path to the presidency amid intra party debates and conservative resistance.
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Gop Hope
Bob Taft
Bricker
Stassen
Minnesota
Republican Organization
Senate
House
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pew
Pennsylvania
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