New Deal Labor Policy Triggered Coal Mine Crisis
The article argues that government seizure of coal mines during a 1929 strike under the Wagner Act shows the New Deal's labor policies cause strife and disruption. It claims government wage fixing harms owners, workers, and national industry, and warns of prolonged government operation, nationalization threats, and calls for congressional action.
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John L. Lewis
New Deal
Mr. Lewis
Lewis
Treasury
United Mine Workers
Congress
Not So Innocent Bystander at Stage Entrance
Walter Winchell surveys entertainment chatter across New York highlights. He notes a bystander’s scene at a stage entrance, jokes about critics and their spouses, mentions Armty Rowisinski’s 24th anniversary, and parries with assorted showbiz gossip, reviews, and radio era quips.
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Walter Winchell Noyes
Wwe
Artuy Rowisinski
N.Y
Martha Stewart
Huogepouged
Bexar
Entity
Texas
Taxi Cqbman
Madge Fron
Lny
Confusion Reigns on First Day on Broadway Yalta Talk
A fragmented wire of political gossip and literary notes fills a Broadway column. References flare around Yalta talks and Soviet troop moves in Eastern Europe. Trade chatter covers books and film offers, naming Stefan Lorenzi and Caswell Adams among others.
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Yurrop
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John Roype
Berlin
Intelligencrales
Durante
Babsister
David Stern
Camden
N.J
Courter Post
Francis
Curie
U. S
Peace
Bonari Watson Ambruster
Dutton
Crossroads Press
Atte Countess Mara
Hypocrisy of Red Fascism Evident at Rome Demonstration
William Greffin of the New York Enquirer argues that Red Fascists praise Soviet tyranny while wishing to emigrate to the United States. He cites a Rome gathering of at least 100,000 advocates, noting many comrades secretly yearn to leave for America despite professing loyalty to communism.
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New York
Europe
Rome
Natio
Moscow
Russia
Josef Stalin
United States
Americas
Sky
Sovietland
Stalin's
Paradise
William Greffin
Falley
New York Enquirer
San Antonio Health Proposals Highlight October Events
In October reports from 1926 and 1938, officials hailed public health prospects in San Antonio as bright. Mayor and health officers warned parents of unvaccinated children about jail by December 1, and Dr. W A King emphasized strong health work while noting local civic scenes including a sheriff’s deputy honorary status for Wir Rogers during a visit.
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United States
San Antonio
W. F
W. A. King
Westbrook Pegler on Durocher lifestyle and underworld links
Westbrook Pegler reports on Brooklyn manager Leo Durocher's upscale apartment near the Sherry-Netherlands, salary figures for 1946, and alleged connections with gamblers. The column recalls past underworld ties, crackdowns, and calls for regulation of players and managers to preserve baseball's public trust amid fears of corruption and scandal.
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Westbrook Peglel
New York
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn
Durocher Rus
Jess
Sherry-Netherlands
George Ruft
Durocher
Onroeker
Raft
Sillwvin
Alogether
Branch Rickey
Dodgers
Cout
Jurge Landis
Ezac
Man
Nickey
Rivkay
Duruelev
Lsi Acseanidal
Orcur
Arl
Shevey-Netherlanda
New Jersey
Jersey
Joe Adonis
Langie Zwillman
Derocher
Bugsy Siegel
Hart
Labor, unions, and the new old days versus greed
The speaker recalls early union battles and hunger in the 1890s California railroad strike, praising unions for humanizing labor. He shifts to critique modern strikes as greed driven, arguing working people deserve rights and decent wages but condemning parasitic behavior and attacks on America. The passage ends with a call to defend the public and accountability for leaders like John Lewis and Phil Murray, reflecting 1948 views.
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California
John Lewis
Phil Murale
John
Fai Jay
King Forhires Syndicate
Fallen Kidney and Its Effects on Health
A movable or fallen kidney, more common on the right, can drop from its position causing dragging pain and indigestion. Symptoms include bladder emptying, vomiting, and potential bile duct twisting. Treatment often uses a kidney pad belt, rest, and elevating the bed. surgery may be needed if the kidney is immovable or causes persistent illness.
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Dietl
San Antonio Light publication office notes and rights
By Dr. H N Bundesen and others the San Antonio Light notes the Associated Press rights and republication policy. The text references publication office at Fifth Street, San Antonio, and a 20 dollar fee, with mention of the San Antonio Gazette. Local news dispatches are credited or locally published.
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SAN Antonio Light
Gan Agtenio Light
San Antowis Gazette
San Ant
Associated Press
X Social
Hergia Re Reservéi
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