Labor’s Middle Path After Election Shock
The writer argues labor’s fate reflects citizen action, not PAC power. Voters swung against purge candidates, embracing conservative momentum to avoid minority rule, with reflections on American and British political strain and a postwar Franco-German reconciliation idea.
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WNU Service
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N W
Washington, D. C
Washington
America
Congress
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CIO
Guffy
Mead
Murdock
Senate
Atlantic City
Republic
International Aristocrats of Stock World Opens in Chicago
The 48th International Live Stock exposition returns to the Chicago Amphitheatre on November 30 for a seven day run. Exhibitors from all states enter nearly 18,000 animals while 4 H clubs and the National Boys and Girls 4 H Club congress highlight junior events. Prize money nears six million for prize animals and fat tests with extensive wool, grain and hay shows drawing wide college participation and public spectators.
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Pearl Harbor
Chicago
International Amphitheater
International
North America
Barrow
Corn Belt
Canada
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College
Cape Cod Cranberry Harvest Boosts Holiday Tables
A major cranberry harvest in the Cape Cod district yields about two thirds of U.S. supply with over 800 000 barrels collected by thousands of pickers. The crop, second only to 1937, supports a $50 million industry covering 50 square miles of reclaimed land and a variety of products including sauce juice and dried fruit.
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Washington
Cape Cod
Massachusetts
Barbs over college brag turn to mink coat wish lists
The piece mocks a man who boasted of no college, noting that G students now dominate his workforce and suggesting a changing era where not having higher education becomes rare while girls seek mink coats to stay warm.
Two Party Memory Cited Amid Post Victory Reflections
The passage notes Democrats urging the president to resign after a Republican win, suggesting their youth left them ignorant of a two party system. It ends on a proverb about satisfaction after success, referencing a desert water strike.
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Hartley Shawcross
Silhouettes of Celebrities and City Quips Flash Across Page
A collage of celebrity quick takes and urban quips including Fannie Hurst on a slip of the tongue, Rex Ingram sheltering from rain, a swank Miami shop sued over a name, Broadway verse, political asides, cost of living jests, and nightlife gags from clubs like the China Doll and Latin Quarter. The column stacks social buzz, mischief, and gossip with brisk lines and dated humor.
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Rex Ingram
44Th Street
Gromyko
Bob Hawk
Miami Beach
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