Labor At The Crossroads Analyzes Labor Strife And Policy
The essay marks Labor Day with a discussion of labor management relations, strikes, and government roles. It argues that worker rights, wage and price controls, and mediation shape the economy, calling for timely settlements and possible reforms before the next Labor Day. It cites Hazlitt on union power and questions about government intervention and systemic fixes.
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New York
World Journal Tribune
Airines
Henry Hazlitt
Congress
Thunder On The Left Crisis Edges Toward Soviet China Rift
The Soviet Union warns China to curb Red Guard activity after a 50 000 strong demonstration in Beijing in front of the Soviet embassy. Foreign diplomats joined, with printed invitations and chants echoing as Mao weighs risks of a broader war. Western observers see possible benefits and dangers in a China Soviet split and the human cost of any conflict.
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Soviet Union
China
Red Guard
Peking
Jack Lemmon battles blues with busy life
The Poor Man's Philosopher profiles Jack Lemmon in New York. The actor, praised for his comedy and an Oscar, says he has no time for blues. He insists he is too busy with smoking, finishing a martini, eating lunch, and handling interviews.
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New York
Jack Lemmon
Jack
Lemmon talks life, producing, and ambition
Hal Boyle quotes Lemmon on staying active to avoid brooding over troubles. He notes Lemmon’s shift to producing as a self protective move, a 24 hour job of turning wisps of smoke into a finished dream, whether it fails or succeeds.
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Lemmon
Jack
Champs Will Stage Last Away Game This Afternoon
The Champs travel to battlefield city for the final contest of the season against Gettys burg. Holbig to pitch with Baker likely for the Ponies. Gettys burg proved the toughest foe this year denting Chemp winning streak. Champs aim to win the last meeting. Frederick Fair preparations advance as Frederick County Agricultural Society met to finalize plans for October 17 18 19 and 20 cattle show. Six weeks remain before the fair with good prospects barring a railroad strike.
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Battlefield City
Holbig
Baker
Ponies
Gettysburg
Frederick
Frederick County Agricultural Society
North Market Street
Vacancies Plague County Schools Before Open Day
Twenty years ago in Frederick County, six teaching posts remained unfilled as the new school term approached. E W Pruitt reports two or three elementary positions, three at Frederick High, one at Emmitsburg High, plus a Brunswick High temporary vacancy. A Philips Delight one room school closure issue is resolved by transferring William McP. McGill from Foxville, with C P Pryor moving from Wolfsville to Foxville as principal. The AMVETS building fund gains momentum from Labor Day Dance donations at the State Armory, continuing after eleven.
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E. W. Pruitt
Frederick High School
Emmitsburg High School
Brunswick High School
Philips Delight
William McP. McGill
Foxville
Phillip’s
C.P. Pryor
Wolfsville
The
Amvets
State Armory
Joe Eisenhauer's Notebook Pass Through This World Once
A brief reflective note attributed to Joe Eisenhauer urges doing good deeds now as life is limited. The excerpt emphasizes seizing the moment to help others before one’s passage ends.
Death on the Highway Moral Crisis on the Roads
A stark op ed notes rising highway carnage from two deaths and a weekend toll. It argues traffic crashes stem from willful sin and moral decline, urging drivers to reclaim morality to restore safety on the highways.
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Binh Thuan
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