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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1952
Page
13
The Odessa American announces its daily publication details for Odessa Texas with a policy note citing moral guides and subscription rates. The issue header shows the date Tuesday August 19 1952 and format notes for mail and carrier costs.
Canada accelerates postwar growth with Labrador iron ore and titanium projects, northern aluminum plants, new nickel copper lead zinc, expanding forestry for US newsprint, uranium mining, oil and gas fields across prairie regions, driving toward self sufficiency coast to coast and oil independence, per rosy national outlook.
A 1940s era editorial argues against forced retirement at 65, contending many over 65 can work full days. It cites WWII labor force data, projects more than 20 million Americans over 65 by 1980, and calls for redefining aging through meaningful work and hobbies.
The piece argues President Truman and CIO head Phil Murray used the steel settlement to boost Democratic convention reach. It notes the final terms matched a prior tentative deal except retroactivity shifted to March 1, costing 650000 workers about 150 each, totaling 97.5 million dollars. It questions the workers' approval of the political spectacle.
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The piece argues Congress failed to reveal true newspaper owners and warns against fake publishers. It cites the International Typographical Union pushing subsidies and dummy papers to mask real backers, noting banks and creditors as real controllers when debts mount.
Washington reports AFL chief William Green and CIO chief Philip Murray vie for Adlai Stevenson support as potential president. The rival factions debate which party line to follow at the New York convention while wary of alienating conservatives. Carey and Moody seek reconciliation with Stevenson and Dem leaders. The AFL CIO feud risks shaping Stevenson’s image on FEPC and labor policy.
The passage cites Adm. Fechtler on sea power and Truman praising Democrats, while a model comments on typographers unions and ITU funding to curb perceived featherbedding. It argues unions hinder free labor markets and depress real wages.
The piece argues that truth emerges from hidden sources about postwar espionage and McCarthy era allegations. It traces the Pan Pacific Trade Union network from 1927 to leaders like Browder Eisler and Dennis, noting its links to China, the State Department, and the American Communist party. It urges readers to consult the McCarran committee final report and Ralph De Toledano’s Spies Dupes and Diplomats for fuller context.
The author argues the two major parties share socialist programs and laments the election of Eisenhower or Stevenson. He compares Nixon like figures, criticizes social security, Taft Hartley, and labor influence, and questions party loyalty. He favors a new direction with Eisenhower over Stevenson.
A humorous foreign column recounts a heavy man’s misadventures in Cuernavaca while dieting. The speaker jokes about weight loss efforts and dodges a car battery repair tale with puns about General Motors and a Spanish misunderstanding. The piece blends self deprecation with light satire on diet culture.
A playful column notes women entering Congress are on the rise while humorously questioning how they manage long fingernails during public service. The piece blends political commentary with light domestic imagery rooted in contemporary gender roles.
The article defines eczema as a true skin inflammation not an allergy and notes it can come from many substances in contact with the skin. It emphasizes identifying and avoiding the irritant, avoiding aggravating products, and treating inflammation to speed healing, with doctors acting as detectives to find causes.
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