Debated Right to Work Bill Sparks Policy Confusion
The piece argues the so called right to work bill is vague and politically motivated. It traces origins to the Farmers Union and Roosevelt speech, critiques sponsors for lacking legal rights, and warns of potential future spending demands tied to labor policy. It notes objections to a reduced 40 to 30 hour workweek and the impact on productivity and tax revenue.
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Washington
Congress
CIO
Cus
Farmers Union
Farmer Branch
Roosevelt
International Labor Office
Philadelphia
William Beveridge
Thomas
Utah
Murray
Amender
Taft
Supreme Court
Aluminum Company
Eisenhower and Russians clash over Time picture
In a vivid anecdote, Eisenhower laments Time magazine’s Berlin photo of Stalin as Zhukov grows angry. He explains U S free press vs Soviet censorship and notes the Russians remain sensitive to American reporting. The piece also covers Truman’s Supreme Court pick and White House staff moves.
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Eisenhower
Dwight Eisenhower
U. S
Time Magazine
Berlin
Stalin
Time
Marshal Zhukov
Ike
Zhukov
Eisenhowe
U.S. A
Supreme Court
Truman
Burton
Ohio
Cincinnati
Robert Patterson
Harold
Phillips
Denver
Parker
North Carolina
Patterson
War Department
Stimson
Lausche
Alben Barkley
Barkley
Paducah
Washington
Sage
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Griser
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Pinion Brothers
Billy
David
Lloyd
Salisbury
N C
Duke University Hospital
Dan Dworsky
Sioux Falls
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Michigan
Navy
Pearl Harbor
William Dewitt Mitchell
New York
Hoover
Basil Vlavianos
Post Office
Gael E. Sullivan
Chicago
Franklin Roosevelt
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Manila
Tuheretin
Philippines
Farm Machinery & Equip
Mo. Steel & Wire Co
N. Broadway
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No. Ave
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