Smith Bill Must Become Law Promptly
On December 38 1941 the House passed by two to one a bill by Rep Howard Smith to curb abuses in organized labor and prevent strikes in war industries. The Senate blocked it. conference would settle differences. If enacted, hundreds of strikes could have been avoided, including John L Lewis’s coal strike. The measure would curb labor power, require union official financial statements, and ban political campaign contributions by unions, aiming to reduce labor racketeering and restore trust in the war effort.
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Prayers for Humane Treatment of War Prisoners and Code
The piece reflects on handling prisoners of war in Tunisia and the need for humane treatment. It surveys historic efforts to codify the laws of war, noting General Orders No. 100 of 1863, the Lieber code, Hague conferences, and Geneva and naval codes. It argues prisoners should receive the same ration, medical care, shelter, and communicative rights as enlisted troops, with officers often given better quarters. It also discusses the role of noncommissioned officers in organizing prisoner groups and the German tendency to organize prisoners.
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Walter Winchell on Broadway Notes and Musical Fashion
Walter Winchell surveys Broadway and press notes on first nights at the Blackfriars Hideaway circuit, praising The Firsts Nights Moment Musical and citing reviews for Diamond Horseshoe and Folies Bergere. He mentions figures like Charles Angef, Ed Herlihy, and John Lardner while noting contemporaries in radio, theater, and journalism.
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Parathyroid Deficiency and Excess Symptoms and Treatments
Parathyroid glands behind the thyroid regulate calcium, with deficiency causing cramps headaches and muscle issues corrected by calcium supplements and vitamin D. In some cases gland extract may be used. excess causes weakness, weight loss, bone calcium loss, and thirst, diagnosable by examination and bone X-rays.
Diagnosis and treatment for calcium and phosphorus disorders
The text discusses how X rays and tests reveal if bone calcium is lost, cysts form, and how calcium excretion and blood phosphorus levels reflect the condition. It notes excess secretion lowers blood phosphorus and increases urinary calcium, and that diagnosis leads to surgery as best treatment. Tumors or gland overgrowth may require removal or partial gland excision for relief.
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Marry Go Round to a Swan Falling in Ice and Love Gone
A fragmented reflection on postoperative pain and fading romance. The piece contrasts a late night phone wake with awakening from anesthesia, exploring how love dies gradually rather than in a climactic finale and ends with a simple burial scene and a man seeking consolation.
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By Helen Rowland on Coping with Heartbreak and Alcohol
A clipped reflective essay by Helen Rowland discusses drowning memories in cocktails to blunt pain. It warns that philosophy may lower a mind’s guard, but the relief is brief, leaving a hollow after a broken love affair and lingering anger or jealousy.
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There Lies Our Holy Grail General MacArthur Speech
Elsie Robinson reflects on General MacArthur's Corregidor tribute and the sacred phrase There Lies Our Holy Grail. She links the Crusade imagery to liberty, courage, and the enduring vow that he will return, shaping a nation's resolve and memory.
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Offiers Elected for Campte Jengue at Temple Bath-EL
The Campte Jengue youth group at Temple Bath-EL elected new officers led by Miss Beatrice Gana as president Bernard Goldberg as vice president William Cope as secretary and Miss Adelina Newding as treasurer They plan a Sunday outing at Landa Park Also San Antonio Chamber of Commerce president Dick O Tesrell will speak on Roosevelt era laws at a Plaza hotel luncheon The event featured Pleas McNeel singing with Patina Washer Goldsmith accompanying and Paul Adams as chairman
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Debates on Debt Security and Government Bonds
Washington debate centers on using a large tax funded program to secure old age unemployment health and maternity needs by investing in government bonds. Critics warn massive debt and dollar depreciation could erode the value of savings, urging safeguards via wage stability and bond repayment.
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Odd Island Facts and Population Figures
Odd facts describe Halnon Island off South Chine with a disputed population and Militon Pore. It notes 20-milimster shells produced each minute in American reunions planta and claims Wonin's organizations in England apalet. Mention of herbal corruption in medical uses and 220 mela bony per unit. Halted for tha daviy lon. It states one sixth of New Zealand's population is under aris.
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Those Texans By James Farbe at the Alamo 1842 recall
On a late September Sunday in 1842 a thousand Texans gathered before the Alamo as Edward Carleso, then president of Texas, urged vigilance. He warned of Santa Anna's threat, recalled massacres after surrender, and called Texans to prepare for a 40 day march armed, setting the stage for a pivotal expedition.
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Smith Bill Aims to Legitimize War Labor Board
The Smith bill would grant statutory standing to the war labor board, fixing a constitutional gap that allowed John L. Lewis to defy the board. It argues the board exists only by presidential creation and needs legislative sanction, urging rapid approval by Senate and White House as both a war and domestic measure.
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