Government panel backs compulsory union shop threat to rights
A February government panel recommended a compulsory union shop for railroad workers. The piece argues this jeopardizes the right to work and equates the union shop with a forced closed shop. It calls for citizens to protest to Congress and two U.S. senators, defending freedom to choose union membership.
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Board of Nation
Labor Management
Pecs
Sane Recemendeas
Eartiers
Wage Stabilization Board
Roosevelt
Smillion
U. S
Planned Economy Totalitarian In All Its Un-American Aspects
Opinion piece by John T. Russell arguing against planned economy as totalitarian. He warns democracy is endangered by government planning, urges Americans to reclaim control and avoid a return to early revolutionary era fears. The author laments bureaucratic overreach harming merchants, farmers, and workers, urging concerted action.
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George III
Bunker Hill
Concord
Lexington
Yorktown
America
Turn Round America Demands Servants Not Masters
A civic plea rails against public officials and socialist policies. The writer compares Americans to a man seeking Podunk and urges a turn away from government as masters toward government as servants. He cites Truman and Congress, asking for national direction aligned with traditional values.
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Fodunk
Podunk
America
Truman
Country boy Hank races Ike rivals in Texas crowd scene
The column narrates Hank in patched overalls preparing for a “gun” shot while Ike powers to win the Inside track. The author criticizes Eisenhower and outlines Democratic strategy, debating support for Republicans if Truman remains the nominee and urging Democrats to hold firm until after the Democratic convention.
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Hank
Ike
Truman
Deacon Dubbs Show Impresses Broadbent Audience
The Broadbent performance of Deacon Dubbs drew strong praise for its clever scenery and strong acting. Doris Johnson as Yennie Yensen charmed the crowd, delivering a comic yet touching turn that carried the play to a happy ending. The Broadbent troupe hopes to bring the show to Myrtle Point with local club support.
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Hiland
Odd Fellows
Coquille
Verne Estellc
P. m
Legion
Deacon Dubbs
Broadbent
Dave Doperalski
Lais Seereikine
Yennie Yensen
Doris Johnson
Chen
Myrtle Point
Dubbs
Oregon
MacArthur Would Sweep South Says Editor
An Arkansas native editor says General Douglas MacArthur would carry the Solid South if nominated by the Republicans. He predicts MacArthur would be next president and urges local supporters to back him. The piece cites MacArthur addressing the Mississippi legislature March 22 and aligns with States Rights and local self-government themes.
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West Point
Miss Times
Joe Hopkins
Douglas MacArthur
Arkansas
Jackson
MacArthur
General MacArthur
Republican Party
Beck Earns National Honor in Securities Sales
Mata B. Beck of Eugene Oregon ranked top in national sales within Investors Diversified Services for face amount certificates and mutual fund shares. The award places her in the President's Club among 2000 representatives serving 520000 certificate holders nationwide.
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Ls Minn
Roane
Oregon
Mata B. Beck
Eugene
Ovene
Earl E. Crabb
I. S
Grady Clark
Clark
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Clyde Williamson
Albany
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Reg Bramon
Robert Davis
Chet Noyes
Cecil
Dave
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Dave Doperaiski
Jess Barton
Erv. Wilberger
Dutch Clinton
Floyd
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Aus Dodge
Secentaries
Meng
Swlom Finence Pian
West Coast Telephone Company
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Myrtle
Peiat
Oregen
Werner
Coos Bay
Triangle
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