Steel Mills Seized By U S Government
President Truman ordered seizure of the strike threatened steel industry with CIO Steel Union calling off its midnight walkout of 650,000 workers. Secretary Charles Sawyer to operate plants for the government while negotiations with Philip Murray's union continue.
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Truman
CIO Steel Union
Sawyer
Charles Sawyer
CIO
Philip Murray
New York
Congress
White House
Commerce
Philip
Truman Moves to Seize Steel Mills in National Defense
President Truman orders seizure of major steel plants to avert a nationwide crisis. He directs Defense Mobilization chief John Steelman to convene steel company and union leaders in Washington to push a settlement, warning continued shutdown would threaten war effort in Korea and broader defense programs. He blasts steel firms for non bargaining and warns of authoritarian trends if "intellectual paralysis" persists. The Taft Hartley act cooling off period and a board of inquiry are discussed as potential steps, while the union has already extended concessions beyond required time.
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Defense Mobilization
John Steelman
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
Truman
United States
Sen. Taft
R-Ohio
Murray
Korea
Wnions
Lydia Pinkham's Relief for Hot Flashes Ad Blurb
A vintage advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Compound and Tablets for hot flashes and nervous mid life distress. It cites doctors tests showing relief rates of 63 percent with the compound and 80 percent with the tablets, claiming modern action and added iron. It promotes Pinkham products for menstrual pains and sympathetic nervous symptoms.
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Lydia Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ktarte Threeghaen
Criticism Becoming Shameful He States
Washington April 8 Johns Hopkins University philosopher Dr George Boas told the Washington Alumni Association that criticism is becoming shameful in schools government and public life He warned democracy requires criticism and independent judgment to guide public opinion.
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Washington
Johns Hopkins University
George Boas
History of Philosophy
Washington Alumni Association
Middle- East Institute
Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies
Stop Gap Bill Extends President's War Powers
Washington April 8 The House late today passed a stop gap bill to extend President Truman s emergency war powers after the Japanese treaty takes effect There was no formal vote The House accepted by unanimous consent the extension vote by its Judiciary Committee The Senate Judiciary Committee also voted extension with a ban on government seizure of industries other than public utilities under the emergency powers The measure aimed at the steel strike threat and potential government takeover to keep production going The talk centered on inherent powers of the Presidency with no explicit war emergency lingering
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Washington
House
Truman
Judiciary Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Board loosens credit controls on used cars and home repairs
In recent weeks the board removed credit controls from older used cars and lifted all down payment requirements for home repairs and remodeling, signaling a relaxation of lending standards.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Boys Wound Teacher in Mountain School Shooting
In Rabun Gap School, Rabun County Georgia, two teenage boys wounded J. T. Stukes, 26, a history and English teacher, during an argument over girls in bathing suits. Stukes was shot twice in the chest and hospitalized in Clayton in critical condition. The students, ages 15 and 14, were detained without charge.
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Clayton
Sherif Lamon
Queen
Rabun Gap
North Georgia
J. T. Stukes
Stukes
Monosodium Glutamate Use Noted in Oriental and American Cuisines
Monosodium glutamate has long been used by Oriental cooks and American chefs have adopted it since 1900, reflecting its integration into diverse culinary traditions across generations.
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Orientala
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