The Feather Bed and a Farmer’s American Dream
Newt Kennedy revisits farm life and immigrant friendship in a close community arc. Delinsky the Russian immigrant wrestles with American identity, beard pride, and a failed portrait disrupting their bond. A Summer of feasts, farm work, and a watermelon ritual closes the vivid scene.
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Taft Taft-Hartley fight tests labor influence in Ohio race
The column argues the Taft Taft-Hartley battle in Ohio will reveal organized labor's power over political choices. It questions labor leaders' control of member votes, the potential GOP support Taft may receive, and how November results will shape future party responses to labor demands.
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February Safest Month in Chicago History
Chicago reports February 1948 as the safest month with 7,500 accidental deaths, 650 fewer than last year’s monthly average of 8,150, marking a notable drop in fatalities.
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