Pair of Fallacies Lifted From 1930s Economics Debate
The Odessa American editorial decries New Deal programs NRA WPA CCC and AAA as unconstitutional socialist devices. It argues government finances come from private wealth via taxes and borrowing, warns against taking from big earners while harming small earners, and asserts freedom as a God given gift.
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Odessa American
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Odessa
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Better Jobs Union Man Defends Compulsory Unionism
Walter Reuther denounces bargaining in good faith as vague and argues General Motors and others lack genuine negotiation with customers. He contends unions push only nonbinding options, while accountability and binding contracts are needed for production and living standards.
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Ford
Chrysler
Walter Chrysler
Hoover
Republican Party
Louie G. Seaton
Reuther
CIO
Annybody
Walter Retcher
Atomic tests seek to trap Strontium-90 in soil
Allen reports a massive sand bomb test at Eniwetok in the South Pacific aims to freeze Strontium-90 in soil to prevent uptake by grasses and crops. Officials warn of rising global fallout, with genetic and cancer risks, and note progress toward peaceful uses under Project Sherwood at Geneva talks.
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Eniwetok Proving Grounds
South Pacific
Atomic Commission
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Commission
Joint Atomic Committee
U. S
Geneva
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Geneva Parley
Oak Ridge, Tenn
National Laboratory
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Scientific Laboratory
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Livermore
Princeton University
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Stassen’s Decline Redefines GOP Course and 1960 Hopes
The column argues Harold Stassen failed to shift the Republican Party as his ambitions waned. Once a rising leader, Stassen’s path from Minnesota governor to academic president, Eisenhower aide, and open Nixon critic highlights intra party rifts. His 1956 bid ended in defeat, shaping future GOP maneuvering toward Nixon and 1960 prospects.
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Minnesota
Stassen
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Taft
Dewey
Thither
Nicholas Murray Butler
Robert A. Taft
Thomas E. Dewey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Richard Nixon
General Gruenther
Nixon
Stasse
Sherman Adams
Arthur T. McGonigle
Graduation Day Riffs on Recycled Oratory and Torch Passing
Henry McLemore critiques graduation speeches as cliché filled performances. He mocks predictability from speakers, notes the recurring moral lessons, and suggests simple, reusable shorts as a clever cost saver for schools.
Trujillo and Roosevelt Figures in Contested Legacy
A stream of critical anecdotes contrasts Dominican strongman Trujillo with FDR era figures. The piece recalls Cuban, Haitian, and American elites, noting Trujillo’s rule, Porfirio Rubirosa’s ties, Flor De Oro, and Roosevelt kinship while criticizing wartime promotions and alleged political intrigues. It also cites the New York Times and Army histories amid a sweeping, controversial portrait.
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Elliott Roosevelt
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Jimmy Roosevelt
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Flo de Oro
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Porfirio
Rafael Trujillo, Jr
Flor de Oro
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Washington
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Zenith Radio
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Times
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