Tobin Warns Against Strikes Damaging Public Welfare
Veteran labor leader Daniel J Tobin president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters denounces strikes against the public within the Taft Hartley era. He urges compulsory arbitration in independent labor courts to curb lawless strikes and protect labor and the nation.
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Daniel J. Tobin
Brotherhood of Teamsters
American Federation of Labor
Tobin
Tabor
Tobin Sess
Free Labor
Broadway Reels From 1947 48 Season Shows
Walter Winchell notes on Broadway selections with musicals as best bets. Helen Hayes shines in outside DC venues. "Sleepy Hollow" and other films and plays are reviewed with mixed humor. Gabriel Heatter adds social statistics and gossip while critics debate stage versus screen appeal.
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Helen Hayes
Washington
DD. C
Bible Verse Day Reflections From Romans Five One
A devotional note presents Romans Five One and its message of justification by faith bringing peace with God through Jesus Christ. The verse underscores reconciliation and spiritual assurance for believers as a guiding devotional theme.
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God
Lord Jesus Christ
Roerich saga rips through Wallace orbit and foreign press
New York and Washington figures clash over Nicholas Roerich the occult painter as Henry Wallace seeks to oust him. The Roosevelt era department of agriculture and state department chase alleged espionage and tax evasion while Harbin and Manchuria Russian papers paint Roerich as a Masonic agent. Disputes with Horch and Wallace flare into lawsuits and political maneuvering around Siberia plans and oriental influence.
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New York
Henry Wallace
Nicholas Roetich
Department of Agriculture
Roevich
Buchy
Asia
Wallace
Rogwich
Orient
Lewis Hurd
Roerich
India
Horch
Trtle
Josa
Roosevelt Ureasury Department
Bubblehead
Henry
Milo Ferking
Mr. Hamilton
Far Eastern Division
State Department
Therich
Perkins
Hamilton
Asker Peiping
Tientsin
Dale Ren
Stuart E. Grumman
Dairer
Manghiuria
Gtate
Manchua
U.S
Hings
Walter A. Adams
Harbin
Secretary of State
Manchiyin
Nash Put
Paru
Siberia
United States
Adams
Siberian
Spirituel
Chack
Kansas
Haunted House
Rive Side Drive
Mirror Mind Advice On Fashion And Child Guidance
A reflective piece argues that men fear fashion while women pursue latest styles, shaping self image. It cites University of Chicago counselors noting average literacy tests but lower comprehension and grades, linking parental mood and insecurity to a child’s nervousness and performance, urging calm examples to reduce tension. King Peat, yid., Twe, 1848.
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Selors
University of Chicago
King Peat
Appetite not sole guide to a balanced diet says study
A discussion on appetite as a poor stand-alone guide to nutrition cites animal studies showing varied protein choices and occasional starvation despite available protein. It argues humans need knowledge of foods supplying vitamins minerals and proteins and suggests a daily diet built around milk meat fish vegetables whole grains and butter or fortified margarine. A question about penicillin and tuberculosis drugs is briefly noted with no current specific tuberculosis treatment.
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J.D
King
Republicans at Philadelphia Face Unclear Platform
Political column by Arthur Baer predicts a GOP convention struggle as Republicans seek a platform while President Truman withholds specifics. The piece mocks stale vaudeville era imagery and notes Truman’s opposition to ousters in months with or without R. The column hints at freedom and prosperity themes guiding the party.
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Arthur
Bugs” Baer
Philadelphia
Enoch Arden
Truman
Harry
San Antonio reminiscences from old papers remembered
A collage of vintage notes from 9 and 20 years ago recounts Secretary Hull urging war plane manufacturers not to aid aggressors, German-Americans steering voting in Texas, and youths with links to West Point cadetships, plus a San Antonio view of rural summer homes and local gossip.
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Texas
San Antonio
A. L. Henderson
West Texas Military Academy
Milwaukee
Wis
Douglas MacArthur
West Point
MacArthur
Arthur MacArtihur
Department of Texas
Did You Know Fact Pack From War Era Science Notes
A compilation of varied wartime notes covers krypton lamp brightness a fraction of a second flash and fog piercing capability. inert gas properties and soil erosion losses. a dairy herd’s pasture consumption. 1947 U.S. steel ingot output and a 1997 rise. pig iron production inputs. coke coal ratios and major coal regions. and iron ore origins from certain ranges.
Truman and the Constitution on Appointee Records
A Gerr y Sokolsky column argues the United States should adopt a British norm requiring officials to declare personal interests in debated matters. It notes Congress can block or demand information on appointees, cites Senate confirmation power, past hearings, and FBI records, and warns against overdoing separation of powers while stressing accountability.
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Frank Owen
Daily Mail
London
New York
House of Commons
United States
Congress
Truman
Senate
Harrisan
ERP
Secetary
Comemerce
Fruman
FBT
Breause
Ed Flynn
The
Bronx
Ed Pauley
California
Harold Ware
Mien
Senute Committee
Thomas Committee
House
FBI
CAM48
King Features Syndicate
Int
SAN Antonio Ligat
At EL
San Antonis
Bearatone
Broadway
Af UG Sihannie
Ese
Associated Associated Press
Joe Thes Newapager
Race
Rates for Six Months Residence In Santa Fe
The fragment appears to note rental rates and terms for a six month period, mentioning a two bedroom unit with one bath and a weekly or monthly cost. It references second class acts and daily schedules, with unclear names or dates. The readable facts focus on occupancy terms and pricing.
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Walter Winchell
la Goddard
Hazard
Paulette
MacDonald Carey
van Johnson
Central Park
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Saroyan
Jimmy Cagney
Arristocrats
Gabriel Heatter
Nice
Gabe
Fan Enovagh
Westbrook Pegler
Lawrence Gould
H. Nbundesen
Baering
WIMA
Rev. Burleson
Mister Breger
Ie Seu Ane
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Alabama
Gerry Sokolsky
Congresa
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Bunday
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