Editorial Comment on Anti-Strike Bill and John Lewis
The piece condemns Congress for swiftly passing anti-strike legislation over the President and criticizes John Lewis and the UMW for pressuring lawmakers. It warns labor to view the bill as a protest against Lewis tactics, not a strike against labor, citing public anger, wartime steel needs, and sentiment among servicemen. It notes differences between Roosevelt's suggestions and the final law, extending to both government and private plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
House
John Lewis
U.mew
Ameren
Roosevelt
Justice Department
Labor
Lewis
U.M.W
Unity and Calm After Riots Across Cities
A collective call for national unity amid Los Angeles and Detroit riots. The piece blames Hitler’s ideological warfare and urges political leaders and citizens to calmly counter race prejudice with human understanding, stressing that the innocent should not suffer for violent acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Detroit
Hitler
Police
FBI
Aemeris
APE SCORES 15 AND 16 IN GOOD REPORTED
The fragment notes an ape achieving scores of 15 and 16 in a good context with five Ser and four gallons each mentioned. The readable text is minimal and lacks clear event details, making precise attribution difficult.
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Ape
Bringing Up Father Stamp and Gasoline Note
The notice outlines stamp and coupon expirations through July and beyond. It lists fuel oil periods, gasoline book inspections, and sugar canning stamps with dates and related authorizations for 1942 44 season and 1943 44 season, in a terse government style.
Fayette News Briefs Highlight Local Transfers and Events
Fayette residents read of Richard Baker moving from Du Pont in Farming ton to a Pasco Washington plant. Don Neuen Schwander trains at Atlanta Dental Refinishing School. The ME church conference in Davenport and local classes at Upper Iowa University are noted. A storm with hail hits Fayette and civic notes include a council salary raise and police duties at the city park. Local figures like Rev John Gammons and Wyland Osborn are mentioned in health and education contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
Richard Baker
Frank Baker
du Pont
Farmington
Minn
DuPont
Pasco
Washington
Ted Vargason
Washington _ street
Martha Noble
Florence Garrison
Dora Prancis Tann
M. M Falmer
Oclwein
Ian Fayette
E A Billings
Arbela
Missouri
Charles Little
Edwin F Lee
Singapore
M. E
Davenport
Marion L Sunderlin
Church
Upper Iowa University
Don R. Neuen- Schwander
John Neuen Schwander
Terre Haute
Indiana
Lawson General Hospital
Atlanta
Georgia
Neuenschlander
Grant, Ilinois
Meta Jane Masters
Fayette Count
Page County
James McCarron
Strawberry Point
Marshall Dan Pritchard
Charles Harvey Billings
Great Lakes
Hospital Corps School
Naval Hospitals
Willis H Walker
Davyenport
Ins
Leslie Connor
Philip Connor
Louisiana
Elizabeth Connor
West Union
C R Carpenter
Rotary Club
C Bartels
West Union Zion English Lutheran Church
Frank Graham
Cedar Rounds
Graham
Marguerite Stevens
Pasadena
Calif
Mabel Porter
Tenny Ladd
Oelwein
C A Holmes
Stevens
Washington, D. C
Cresco
John Gammons
Methodist Church
Gammons
Fayete
Favorite Radio Programs Across Midwestern Networks
A schedule listing favorite radio programs on WGN WMT and WENR WLS stations from 6:00 to 12:00 with a mix of news, music, and variety shows. Notable entries include Sunset Corners Opry Abie's Irish Rose Truth or Consequences Iowa Barn Dance Frolic The Jamboree Barn Dance Party Sunset Corners Frolic Encores Memorable Music Three Suns Trio Charles Dant's Band Dance Orch and Horace Heidt's Orchestra among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordell Hull
Sunset Corners Opry
Barry Wood
Three Suns
Charles Dant
Earl Godwin
Sum & Abner
Raymond Gram
Grane Fields
Muse
Lou Breese
Radio schedule snapshot from 1942 NBC and WENR listings
A dense rundown of radio program slots across NBC and WENR WLS networks for a Sunday night into early Monday morning. Notable shows include Those We Love, One Man's Family, Hour of Charm, World Tomorrow, True Detective Mysteries, and dance orchestras, interspersed with news, games, dramas, and variety programs. Multiple stations present back-to-back entertainment, news, and audience-participation features, culminating in a 42 00 Musicale finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Whiteman
T. Dorsey
Manhattan
American Forum of the Air
Gabrel Heatter
Clifton Utley
Hill Sanders
Guy Savage
Chicago
BBC News
Monday Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Across Networks
A dense listing of programs across WHO NBC CBS and WENR WLS WMT stations for Monday evening and late night. It catalogs show times from 6 PM to midnight including news weather music orchestras dramas and variety acts with hosts and performers such as Dr Preston Bradley Cavalcade of America Fred Waring Echoes of the Tropics and Dance Orchestra segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHO
NBC
Preston Bradley
H. V. Kaltenborn
Walenstein
Fred Waring
Beame
Hu Jurlingame
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Lucille Watge
M OK
Nicol
Verla Mooney
Pat Rhine
Regine
Blondie
Chile
By McManus
Cope
King
Darlin
Maggie
Dora Carter
Mary Perry
Iowa City
Franklin Oelberg
Tima
Mercy Hospital
Oelwem
Rural Improvement Club
Roy Meéteall
Theodore Miche
Maynard
Fne
Little Annie Rooney
Ats
Zero
Little Girl
Tdarree Mecl
WGN
Ginsbergh
Capitol
Hollywood Spotlight
Upton Close
Chicago Theater of the Air
John B Hughes
the Tribune
WMT
Cbs-Mbs
Guy Lombardo
Frank Crumitt
Julia Sanderson
Eric Sevareid
Ned Calmer
Frank Sinatra
Eileen Farrell
Columbie
Douglas Grant
Gov Hickenlooper Spear
Henry James
Bobby Sherwood
Israel
Roy Porter
Eddie Peabody
Joe Kelley
Horace Heidt
Voice of Prophecy
the Stars and Stripes
Britain
Ned Calmat
Texaco
Carmen Cavallero
Woody Herman
Drew Pearson
M.c
Treasury Star Parade
Walter Winchell
Basin Street Chamber
Melody Lane
Cal Tinney
Grind Hoeatter
Raymond Clapp
Eneres
Fulton Lewis
I Hicano
BBC Ana
CBS
Screen Guild
Fulton Lewis, Jr
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