Truman confronts steel crisis standoff and union issues
The article condemns President Truman for a sweeping challenge to the steel industry during wartime pressures. It cites disputes over wage and price controls, union compulsory membership, and the administration’s stance on continued steel production. It argues the approach threatens free enterprise and national policy.
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Arne Stabilization Board
Philip Murray
CHO Union of Steel Workers
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Inahietrie
Tale and Management
International News Service Dispatch From Moscow
An IN S dispatch from Moscow reports a group of British business leaders reaching a deal at an economic conference. The £5,000 total seal is noted, with the piece arguing the news lacked headlines but signaled peril and echoed debates on postwar defense and national strategy.
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Moscow
Russia
Asgianc Sam
Communa Jt
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Political call to vote and local notes span the page
A collage of political appeals urges Americans to register and vote in the May primary. The text references low past turnout, Lincoln quotes, and mockery of political figures. Local items cover Melba Myers gift, Davenport family, Myrtle Point ice advertising efforts, and Chamber of Commerce pamphlet mailings.
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Mr. Deenport
Don
Melba Myers
Mrs. Davenport
Melba
Myrtle
Chamber of Commerce Publicity Committee
Coos County
United States
Canada
Mexico
Chambers of Commerce
Ervin Isberger
Walt Crim
Harold Stemmler
Chamber ‘of Commerce
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Witout
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