The Moral Justification of Strikes
Senate labor hearing features CIO President Murray admitting there is no moral justification for a jurisdictional strike. He argues unions should resolve disputes internally, but Congress must provide legal safeguards against immoral labor practices. He links widespread strikes to mass unemployment and harm to public welfare, urging action to protect the American people under law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Murray
Congress of Industrial Organizations
CIO
Senate Labor Committee
Murray
Congress
United States
Walter Winchell World of Nightlife Headlines and Rumors
Walter Winchell reports on Broadway fades and stars with Haymond Duncan importing a U S flag posturing over Nazi presence. Curled hair and a Little Vienna act headline a Shubert opening while Mrs Roosevelt strides through anchors and Paris fashion buzz surrounds Daisy Daix and Enid Markey. Details touch on Harald Russell’s wartime prosthetics, Louis Jordan’s charges dropped, Bethune Cookman’s campus lunch, and a flood of theater box office figures and showbiz chatter.
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Rivay
Loui Holtz
Nicky Blair
Dirgni Namgreb
Hall of Fame plaque for Dr Reed stalled by funding
Broadway issue notes Dr Walter Reed as a leading medical pioneer who saved many lives in the Pacific War but a statue in his honor remains unfunded. Only $6000 needed for a Reed statue as directors struggle to raise money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter Reed
Jack
Pacific
Reed
Hall of Fame
Dr. Reed
Flo
Jim Farley
Committee of Congress
Secretary of Labor
Madam Perkins
Causes and sources of mouth and throat bleeding
Medical overview on when mouth bleeding signals serious conditions. Examines bleed sources from nasal pharynx esophagus windpipe or bronchi using mirrors bronchoscopy esophagoscopy and X ray. Discusses esophageal varices tumors burns swallowing difficulties and potential treatments including injections via esophagoscopy and radiotherapy.
Diagnosis and Treatment of Bleeding in Respiratory Diseases
Dr H N Bundesen discusses bleeding in coccus conditions such as tuberculosis and bronchiectasis. X ray and bronchoscopy aid diagnosis. Initial aim is to stop bleeding, then compensate for blood loss, possibly transfuse, and finally identify and cure the bleeding cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copyit
King Faas
10 and 20 Years Ago From Files of L A Light
A calendar of archival notes from February 23 to February 25 across 1887 1897 1917 1927 describing dredging plans for the San Antonio river air force maneuvers in San Antonio local politics including mayoral races and a 19 year old San Antonio golfer at a Houston club event plus a note on cattle ranch water access and local conditions.
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L. A. Light
San Antonio
House of Representatives
Austin
United States
Reuben Alebaugh
Houston
George Vou
al Faugh
Bert Steves
Brown
William Cassin
Jom W. Tobin
Bryan Callaghan
Texas
San Antonio Light
San Antonio Gazette
Broadway
Associated Press
Il Uy
TE Tv
Westbrook Pegler on Roosevelt era diaries and secrets
Westbrook Pegler argues the Roosevelt administration treated public office as a private perk. He cites John Raskob and Al Smith, diaries of Morgenthau and Ickes, and alleged wiretapping. Pegler questions secrecy around cabinet records and the implications for congressional testimony.
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Westbrook Peglee
Roosevelt
al Smith
John Raskob
New York
Boston
Smith
John Hartford
Elliott
Henry ‘Morgenthau
the Treasury
Fuehrer
Senatorial Courtesy in a Postwar Hearing Echoes
The piece lampoons Senate courtesy amid a Hick enlooper committee inquiry into war fraud. It cites Sen McKellar and Sen McMahon in a clash over open minds, speculative questions, and lack of formal rules, ending with the atomic fearsome Connecticut figure unsatisfied by the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Conference For Human Welfare
Hickenlooper Committee
Bankhead
McKellar
David Lilienthal
McMahon
Connecticut
Colingly
Hickenlooper
Courtesies Fly in Senate Hearing Over Court Opinions
The transcript shows George E. Sokolsky recounting a heated exchange among Senators McMahon McKellar and others. McMahon defends, McKellar questions if a court can be impartial, and both acknowledge differing views. The exchange highlights personal dynamics, restraint, and the desire to be liked amid partisan tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator McMahon
Senator Mckellar
Sator
Connecticut
Senator McKeller
McKellar
McMahon
McKellal
Do Not sneer at the South says San Antonio paper
In a dated San Antonio Light editorial the writer denounces Columbians Inc. as weakling hatemongers and anti Black anti Jewish fanatics. He condemns terror, calls for common decency, and warns against equating the South with its extremists while urging nationwide tolerance and brotherly action.
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South
United States
King David
Jesus Christ
Langit
King
Seni
Inge
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