Connivance of the President in Coal Strike
A national critique argues John L. Lewis won the coal strike while President Truman failed to use powers under Taft Hartley. The piece contends administration connivance kept mines idle, with political aims cited as undermining democracy and the economy. It cites editorials blaming Truman for not enforcing law and condemns nationwide strikes as needing federal action.
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John L. Lewis
John L
United States
J. E. Jones
Washington News
Truman
Lewis
Congress
UMW
Washington
Oregon Senator Demands Immediate Wartime Tax Repeal
Senator Morse of Oregon urged immediate repeal of wartime excise taxes at a retailers convention. He argued repeal would boost industry and employment, restoring the economy, with the Los Angeles Times noting repeal could yield higher revenue than the taxes.
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Senator Morse
Oregon
Morse
Congress
Los Angeles Times
Fishing Spot Argument at Fred's Garage Sparks Debate
Joe Marsh Handy and Easy Rob Handy Peterson clash over best Green Lake fishing spot near Cedar Point and sawmill. Fred reveals a mounted rainbow trout caught in mid lake, proving no single best spot exists. The piece ends with a call for tolerance and respect for differing opinions.
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Handy Peterson
Easy Roberts
Fred
Green Lake
Handy
Easy
Cedar Point
Colonel Timberlake To Attend Alumni Meeting Here
Col E W Timberlake head of ROTC at Utah State Agricultural College will represent USAC at an Aggie alumni dinner in Preston on Saturday. Mrs R L Smith announces he is a life member and ardent booster. All graduates and their partners invited to Randall's Blue Room. reservations via Mrs Smith.
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Col
E. W. Timberlake
Utah State Agricultural College
USAC
Aggie
Breston
R. L. Smith
Col. Timberlake
Utah State
Preston
Businessmen must explain free enterprise to workers
The author argues that public education in the United States suffers because businessmen fail to clearly convey how the enterprise system works. He calls for direct communication, noting workers’ illiteracy and the need to present constructive material through existing employer worker channels.
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United States
Watch Baby Chicks Brooder Temperatures
Poultrymen can judge brooder conditions by observing chicks. A thermometer shows readings, but the chicks reveal the true story by their grouping and behavior in the brooder house.
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China
England
Russia
Péterson
Poultrymart
University of Idaho
Peterson
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aCe
Zitat
America
Chevrolet
Cranney
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