Smith Bill Fits Into Defense Program
The Roosevelt labor conference seeks to end strikes during war and set up a war labor board, but the plan lacks enforceable power or a clear long term policy. The Smith bill advances in the Senate, supported by a large House majority, and would require mediation and a majority vote to strike, with prohibitions on certain tactics and a two year automatic sunset, offering a practical wartime mechanism without universal arbitration.
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Manila regiment officers in 1898 photo surfaced in 192 years ago
A grainy reproduction from the Brighter Side shows eight officers of the First Colorado Volunteers in khaki uniforms with high collars, belts, and swords. The image, likely taken by a Manila studio on Es nombre Estolla Street, recalls the regimental march into Manila and Wake Island transit, with notes on gear, hats, and moustaches. The Pueblo Star-Journal published the portrait, crediting Phil Kerby for the image.
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Atoll
Manila and Wake islands in Runyon style war musings
Damon Runyon reflects on the fall of Manila to the Japanese, arguing it’s a symbolic setback rather than a major objective and predicting future hard lessons for the invaders. He contrasts Japanese conduct with past Spanish rule and anticipates Wake and Guam as forthcoming tasks, noting harsher treatment by the Japanese.
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They and Their New Year Fret Over Marriage Uncertainty
A reflective piece on new marriages facing doubt and the urge for a stable start. It notes couples often seek certainty before committing, yet warns that true assurance in human relations is elusive. The optimistic tone contrasts with the reality of ongoing questions about romance and compatibility.
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Noted author critique on flaws and gender roles
By Elsie Robinson, the piece mocks laziness self pity and vanity in adolescence and critiques premise that males or females can be defined by flaws. It argues true progress requires self awareness beyond biased stereotypes. Published in 1947 by Kings Fen Synd Inc.
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Those Texans By James Farber Review of Texas oil boom history
A fragmented account traces early Texas oil interest from rough beginnings in the 1900s to later prosperity. It notes initial unpopularity, accidental finds near Corsicana and Beaumont, financial losses for contractors, and eventual growth as oil became commercially viable and reshaped the state's economy.
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American forces eyed for Britain and Ireland bases
Washington coverage discusses Roosevelt era plans to station American land, air and sea forces in the British Isles to secure bases and protect Irish cities. It notes large American manpower needs, budget concerns over food aid, and proposals to tax and reorganize war logistics.
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Censor debate and poetry in English culture critique
A historical column discusses censorship's sting in wartime and the role of public criticism. It debates government censors, praises independent presses, and contrasts poets like Masefield with England's laureates, noting Jeffersonian ideas and alien influences shaping American thought.
Individualism versus collectivism in American freedom cited
The passage presents Benjamin DeCasseres arguing that individualists oppose collectivist ideologies. It contends that some seek to steer the United States toward authoritarian control, threatening personal liberty. The excerpt reflects polemical views on governance and national identity.
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Paroxysmal tachycardia and its management in heart health
A medical note explains sudden rapid heartbeat episodes called paroxysmal tachycardia. Excess tobacco or alcohol may contribute, attacks often do not threaten overall health, and avoidance of fatigue helps. Treatments include pressure on the chest and quinidine sulfate, with syrup of ipecac as a possible aid in distressing episodes.
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Paul D. White
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Store Gyrix clt officers reelected at WCA meeting
Ten twenty years ago note retells Store Gyrix clt officers reelected at the WCA meeting. Miss Hlllen Heldt serves as president with Ruth Warper as vice president, Ivy Feldt secretary, Louie Atrudt treasurer, and Vivien Collins porter in fanuaty. The item references a 1922 Spitz Oink football coach return to Main Avenue High School next fall.
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Smith Bill and Public Opinion Drive House Action
The house moved to curb strikes in defense industries amid economic losses and anti communist concerns. Representative Smith cites twenty four million man-days lost in a year and notes public opinion favors a compulsory cooling-off period and an absolute ban on defense industry strikes. Labor lobbyists are called a goon squad while the senate faces pressure to respond.
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