Russia Leads In World Market Production Says Editorial
The piece argues Russia outproduces the United States in autos, radios, shoes, and washing machines, with ten-hour workdays and wages far lower than American labor. It urges U.S. labor leaders to unite with employers to boost American productive efficiency to compete globally.
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America
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Maurice R. Franks
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Railroad Yardznasters of North America, Inc
Railroad Workers Journal
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Workers of America
Oelwein Pool Plan and Park Beautification Urged
The Open Forum discusses Civic Platform s O Construction of the Oelwein Swimming Pool and more funds for beautification and maintenance of parks. It calls for a building program to keep pace with Oelwein and stresses letters to the paper be signed and under 300 words.
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Lake
Khow
Public Opinion Behind Government Amid Strike Perils
The writer argues public opinion supports due process and law over John L. Lewis amid the coal strike. He warns the danger lies in public mood growing harsher as the strike extends, and says Lewis’s rhetoric is out of step with today’s America.
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John L. Lewis
Congress
Lewis
Siberia
Yugoslavia
Germany
Relativity and the Hillbilly Helper
An acquaintance running a filling station faces a manpower squeeze. He hires a hillbilly from the South who, though capable, nags for weekly advances. To teach thrift, the boss urges the worker to save a portion of each dollar, but the man protests that it is too little for groceries.
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Lewis
Don't tell me said by the employer about meals
A boss rebukes a worker who insists they and their wife spend all their earnings. The man blames a powerfully greedy relative, then explains the relative is his brother in law or half brother, and that the relative is his wife's first husband. The exchange ends with the unclear family relation as a source of expense.
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Slim
Daily Crossword Clues and Miscellany Preview
A quirky puzzle page lists clues across and down for a daily crossword with entries such as Draw along the ground and Gone by archaic. Readers encounter brief humor items including a switchboard operator salutation misfire and a Job lesson about electric light. The page weaves wordplay with jokes and a meditation vignette.
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Jackémy
Tce Masses
Seaweed
Headland
A Teeny Tiny Bedtime Story in Santa Town
A tiny elf mayor Tippsy Toe visits Santa at the North Pole finds Santa ill. Tippsy offers tonic, urges Santa to deliver gifts, and reads letters from children worldwide. The tale ends with a reminder to send Christmas letters early.
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Santa’s
Elftown
North Pole
Santa Claus
Santa
Tippsy
Old Santa
Local Editor Claims First On Regional News Scoop
A southwestern newspaper editor prides himself on beating rivals to local stories. He boasted of being first to report a nearby disaster and the destruction of Jenkins' paint store, framing the scoop as the paper's foundation.
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