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The piece notes coal miners stay loyal to United Mine Workers leader John J. Lewis despite major job losses since June. It argues Lewis must push management for refunds and better terms to avert a mass return to work under dire hardship and potential shift in union strength.
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Advertising executive warns on fear at Mineral Wells convention
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Los Angeles
Atlanta
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Autumn Weather Signs and Local Prognostications
The column muses on the shifting season with notes of autumn waning and winter looming. Mrs. Ballengee reports wooly worm signs predicting a mild winter, while a Beckley editor discusses football parlays and broader rural development hopes spearheaded by Bluefield lawyer George Richardson.
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H. W. Ballengee
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George Richardson
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New River
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Richardson
New York
Tazewell
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Madam President: A Female Boss for the United States
Hal Boyle argues that a woman president is inevitable and urges voting for the first female national party leader. He cites shifting public opinion, predicts party ticket success, and jokes about gendered power while endorsing a woman in the White House. He also envisions a future with an all female Senate and notes possible personal benefits.
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Hoffman urges Europe to unify economy like United States
Paul Hoffman head of the Marshall Plan argues Europe must unify its economy to avoid collapse after 1952. He compares European barriers to U S integration, urging removal of trade limits to create a single market of 270 million, with a unified currency and production discipline echoing America.
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America
Hoffman
New Jersey
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Ballet Emphasizes Body Language Says Gene Loring
Hollywood feature on Gene Loring a 37 year old Milwaukee born dancer and choreographer who teaches ballet to actors singers and dancers Advocates body language blending dance with acting He cites Ava Gardner Cyd Charisse Jennifer Jones and Ana Miller as graduates and notes his work on Carmen Jones and The Beautiful People
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Eugene Loring
Gene
Ava Gardner
Ana Miler
Cyd Charisse
Jennifer Jones
Sto
Joan Caulfield
Milwaukee
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Gene Kelly
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la Jolla Playhouse
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Oldtime Boss Curley Looms as Sole Issue in Boston Mayoral Race
Boston faces a mayoral contest dominated by James Michael Curley, the veteran boss seeking a fifth term. His critics urge an end to Curleyism while opponents like Hynes McDonough O’Brien and Oakes push for reform and a cleaner government, as Curley touts his record and a modern TV campaign.
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James F. King
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James Michael Curee
John B. Hynes
Hay State
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George Oakes
Walter A. O'Brien
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Congress
WPA
Curtey
National Municipal League
Frank Hague
Jersey City
McDonough
Oakes
O'Brien
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Man to Man Clubs Eight Point Honor Plan Debuts
The Inter-Industry Highway Safety Committee reports teen age driving deaths are down as the new safety program gains traction. It promotes Man to Man and Daddy la Daughter clubs with agreements between parents and teens to follow eight key driving practices.
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Vom Tafk
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National Automobile Dealers Association
National Committee For Traffic Safety
National Good Driving Club
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Denfeld Unification Reversal Tied to Dismissal Fallout
Washington analysis links Admiral Denfeld’s shift on service unification to his later dismissal. The piece traces Navy faction clashes, civilian leadership strain, and secretary Matthews’s decisive actions amid a rift with naval aviators led by Rashford and Crommelin, noting historic ostracism of reformers like Sims.
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Omar Bradley
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Louis Johnson
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