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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1952
Page
9
The Odessa American prints a daily mission statement aligning with moral guides and inviting readers to point out inconsistencies. The notice lists the Odessa Texas newspaper’s address 222 East Fourth St and contact details with subscription rates and publication schedule.
The piece argues against a federal Fair Employment Practices Commission, saying it would force employers to hire on race religion or color and create kangaroo courts. It defends liberty in hiring, claims discrimination is natural in business, and warns government bureaus would wield oppressive power while criticizing the FEPC concept and anti bigotry rhetoric.
A column criticizes Clarence Randall and Inland Steel for opposing unions. It argues unions seek wage control, violate individual rights, and threaten free enterprise and Christianity. The piece, from the Committee for Constitutional Government, urges caution in adopting Randall's views.
Washington ties up Congress as Acheson seeks approval for debt terms that favor private creditors over the U S Treasury. Critics call the move a swindle, arguing it subsidizes bankers while relieving Germany and allies of prewar debts.
The 1,000,000 strong Red Army is placed on readiness to wait for armistice or not, as US commanders state patrol and policy. Van Fleet asserts resolve to persevere. Perlman denies government corruption. The message stresses disciplined action to save every boy.
A 1952 King Features commentary endorses a universal standard catalogue for all defense supplies. It argues Congress must enforce centralized data, single specifications, and streamlined disposal of postwar materiel to save taxpayer money and curb fraud. It cites Hoover Commission findings and calls for urgent oversight.
A harsh critique charges the AF of L and CIO with ties to racketeers and corrupt figures like Joe Padway and Browne. The piece details crooked alliances, abuses of power, and stagnant wages under union leadership, framing the labor movement as controlled by gangsters and political bosses.
Henry McLemore jokes about losing faith in common sayings as he grouses about language barriers in Cuernavaca Mexico. He endures miscommunications with Dolores the cook and his cats while trying to learn Spanish and survive unfamiliar meals and chores.
Doctor discusses causes of hairiness in women, noting most cases are inherited and not life threatening. It reviews options including shaving, bleaching, waxing, plucking, depilatories, electrolysis, and X ray treatments, warning that X rays can burn skin and should be used with extreme caution.
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