Wage increases hidden in steel price ceilings debate
Enders M Voorhees of United States Steel argues before the National War Labor Board that the United Steel Workers plan to boost wages without raising prices is a revenue shift from profits and taxes to workers. He says the tactic would force the government to absorb costs via tax refunds and carry back provisions, effectively enlisting taxpayers in higher wage costs for steel. He warns such a move undermines fair collective bargaining and urges clear economic policy to preserve the wartime economy.
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United Steel Workers of America
National War Labor Board
War Labor Board
Enders M. Voorhees
United States Steel Corporation
Ure
Tems
Navy
Kaiser
War Manpower Commission
Byrnes
C. S
Baruch
Walter Winchell Nostalgia and Movie Gossip Roundup
A rambling entertainment column surveys Miss Brooks jewelry, Miss Brooks marriage rumors, and a flurry of Hollywood personalities. Jack Benny Elsa Macwell Hedy Lamour Hedy Lamour named, plus Hale leaders like Zanuck and Gregory Ratott, with notes on film, music, and theatre from New York and Movietown.
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New York
Bollywood
Jack Benny
Elsa Macwell
Edmund Goulding
Armie Sheridan
Hedy Lamu
Jack Warner
Ginia Bruce
Bob Hope
H. Warren
M. Gordon
Moody
Shrione Simon
Ellen Drew
Marianne O'Brien
Eye Cologne
Col
Darryl Zanuck
The Woodtick Lesson to the Tenderfoot World
A narrator warns against underestimating the small, harmless looking woodtick as a mighty adversary. The tale follows a boastful, contemptuous traveler who learns a painful lesson when the woodtick, unseen but patient, turns his confidence into a lasting injury. The encounter unfolds with a blunt, regional voice emphasizing caution toward seemingly minor threats.
10 and 20 Years Ago From L A Light Files
June 12 1934 W A Morriss Jr youthful attorney today took office as chairman of Brett county Democratic executive committee following the resignation of John K Weber who had served eight years Weber resigned to run for senator. June 12 1924 Pots Sam Houston polo squad to defend cups in Colorado Springs selected to make trip Lieut Guy C Benson Captain Lewis McGinley Eric Molitor M Methire and M McD dons named to go.
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Une
W. A. Morriss, Jr
Bextt County
Democratic Executive Committee
John K. Weber
Weber
Songrins
Pots
Sam Houston
Colorado Springs
Guy C. Benson
Capline Liewis
McGinley
Eric Molitor
Methire
McD
Dons
Harmless little woodtick warned as big danger to fools
A 1964 King Features Syndicate column warns readers about conceit and manipulation in love and life. The narrator targets “suckers” who pretend mastery, urging caution against flashy gadgets and manipulative partners while reflecting on personal scars and mutual risk.
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Woolworth
Jim
Dearies
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Behind the News on Democratic Rebellions in Texas and Elsewhere
Washington commentary traces political jockeying behind the scenes in Texas and South Carolina as Roosevelt’s delegation fate and loyalties unfold. It notes Lyndon Johnson and Pappy O Daniel tensions, with accusations about Jennie Jones, and highlights broader tax and military conversion issues linked to Byrnes and Baruch reports amid a volatile party dispute.
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Washington
Texas
South Cesclina
Elewhere
Pappy O'Daniel
New Deal
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Jennie Jones
Commerce Secretary
Jones
Mr. Roosevelt
South Carolina
Cotton Ed" Sith
Olin Johnson
Rooseveltian
Smith
F. DR
Rome and the enduring beacon of civilization and faith
The piece argues that Rome remains a symbol of western civilization rooted in religion, defending the family as civilization’s core against materialism and detachment from absolute truth. It contends that divine guidance links Europe’s progress to faith, urging respect for the Rome of Christianity and its moral beacon across cultures.
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Tiber
Rome
Thor
Watan
Europe
Micah
Isaiah
Jesus of Nazareth
I am Proud American Who Liberated Rome Voice
By George E. Sokolaky asserts pride in American troops marching into Rome to free the Eternal City and condemns the bombing that destroyed parts of the city. The piece laments loss of Europe’s cultural heritage and the impossibility of restoring masterpieces. The author warns that even swift victory risks erasing surpassed beauty and truth.
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Rome
Parly
Nienna
Europe
Raphael
Leonardo da Vinci
Michelangelo
God
Man
G Dei
King Pessurea Syndicate
Iné
Treating Asthma in Children Through Exercises and Care
The article discusses asthma as a range of conditions with varying severity and notes that many cases are allergic. Dr Hurst from England advocates chest breathing exercises to restore lung shape, with daily morning and evening practice. Benefits appear in many children, enabling vigorous activity, and swimming is highlighted as helpful. When needed, small ephedrine doses may support exercise, cold baths are recommended, and bed rest is discouraged. Iodides and drugs like aminophillin epinephrine caffeine are listed as treatments, with patients possibly self administering epinephrine injections in severe cases.
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Arthw Hurst
England
Hurst
Wurst
Injections and Carrot Waste Tip Feature
Dr H N Bundesen suggests many small injections may be needed daily though only small doses are used and do not burn. The note references Symilionte Inc and a carrot waste tip advising careful scraping with a knife or apple cover for efficiency amid a large population.
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King Features Symilionte, Inc
Texans and Deacon Baker Cattle Plot in Panhandle Saga
In the Panhandle era tale the Deacon Baker is suspected of cattle theft in the 1880s. Col Charles Goodnight aims to clean up ranching crime with Texas Ranger George Arrington deputized to arrest Baker after four carloads are identified as stolen. Arrington secures Baker’s capture and Baker pays all costs, including Arrington’s trip. SAN ANTONIO LIGHT details and reprinted byline notes.
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Panhandle
Deacon
Haker
Col
Charles Goodnight
Goodnight
Bob the Deacon
Massachusetts
Colonel Goodnight
George W. Arrington
Texas Rangers
Baker
New England
Arrington
Ben Butler
Butler
Telow
SAN Antonio Light
Antonin Gasol
Broadway
Fifth
San Antonio
Texas
Associated Press
Tsa
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Major Little
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Barbara Smith
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Criterion
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Universal
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the Troc
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Latin Quarter
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Hatcheck
W. MacKellar
L. A. Light Files
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Roosevelt
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Treasury
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