All of Us Ahead of Any of Us Defense Standoff
The North American Aviation plant in Inglewood California faced a strike by some workers who refused mediation and requests from CIO and UAW leaders as well as the President. The army took over the plant to ensure production for national defense, highlighting a campaign that production comes first and that most labor and management support the national effort. The editorial argues that 95 percent of labor and 5 percent of management oppose the hard line, while all share a belief in putting all of us ahead of any of us.
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Just and lasting tariffs through an economic commission
A proposal from a Federal Churches committee suggests creating a governmental unit to study the global effects of tariffs trade immigration and money laws and report to Congress on their impact on other nations The aim is to avoid emotional decisions by basing policy on factual outcomes even if local gains are small the broader costs in goodwill and trade may be greater than any immediate benefit.
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Defense Bonds Gain Momentum In First Month Sales
Defense Bonds and stamps posted a total of 441,152,000 in the first month. Officials say the notable point is sales staying around 100,000,000 per week, signaling a steady citizen obligation amid high-pressure war loans.
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Margo, Dancer Star Of Waldorf Run Returns In Spotlight
George Tucker recounts Margo, real name Marguerita Castilla Bolado, rising from obscurity to a Waldorf star after early work with Hecht and MacArthur. Once in films with Burgess Meredith, she chose dance, separated from Francis Lederer, studied Mexican folklore, and now, at 22, headlines the Waldorf again. Also notes theater owner Jean Mutr in Suffern, opening June 30, and other Broadway figures and gossip.
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Heywood Broun
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Country Theater
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Jose Ferrer
Uta Hagen
Witty quips on school breaks and gadgets
A collection of aphorisms and brief witticisms about schooling ending, telephone penetration, summer safety, chestnuts in the dark, and judging autos by their hoods.
Words of the Wise on war and air power
Secretary Knox asserts that victory hinges on sea and air power in joint warfare. President Roosevelt envisions the Bunker Hill of tomorrow miles from Boston, while public sentiment grows for preservation of free enterprise as the war enters a decisive phase.
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Knox
Qur
Marx Brothers in Bargain Basement last film promise
Hollywood notes from Lucie Neville recounts the Marx Brothers final Metro contract film Bargain Basement a department store farce with Margaret Dumont as Old Iron Sides. Groucho jokes about tax deductions and cinema disdain while Chico Harpo and Zeppo are described with comic quirks and fashion tics.
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Marjorie Smith Gives Up Iowa Driver’s License
DES MOINES reports Marjorie Smith surrendered Iowa license No 13 today. She notes since getting the license two years ago she has been in two auto accidents and undergone two operations. She suffered extensive burns while cooking and had valuables stolen in a burglary at her apartment.
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Des Moines
Marjorie Smith
Iowa
St Lawrence Seaway Sees Broad Opposition Then Support Push
A wide coalition opposes the St Lawrence seaway project yet factions in business and politics show support. Opponents include private utilities railroads and harbors fearing power expansion and traffic shifts. Proponents cite defense value but warn of long costs, erosion of jobs, and a two to four year build with ten thousand workers amid skilled labor shortages.
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Roosevelt
New York State
Chicago
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St. Lawrence
National Economy League
Canada
Sault Ste. Maurie
Army breaks up acrobatic act at Manitowoc circus
In Manitowoc Wisconsin the Army disrupted an acrobatic routine once seen with a traveling circus. Raymond J Resin sky 25 and Rosinsky a catcher from the group faced a safety incident as the act collapsed with Rosinsky briefly holding four performers on his shoulders.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Raymond J. Resinsky
Rosinsky
Guy de Pourtales Dies at 57 Noted Biographer and Translator
Guy de Pourtales, 57, Moscow Switzerland born biographer of Liszt and Chopin and Shakespeare translator, winner of the French academy grand prize in 1937, died last night. A tank truck was first used for shipping milk in 1914.
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Guy de Pourtales
Liszt
Chopin
Shakespeare
Footsteps in the Fog Ailing Stephan in Hospital Orbit
Angela reports danger as Stephan disappears from pursuit yet seems cheered by news. Deborah learns a mysterious caller warns of Mr von Thalmann’s serious accident. Dr Bingham arrives and Stephan is carried in by sailors, Bridgie assuming command as Deborah faces the grim hospital scene and a government visitor.
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