Labor Defiant Seizure Threats Across War Labor Board
A wartime editorial argues that the government lacks courage to seize unions or force contracts, accusing the administration of favoring employers and labor leaders while risking unity at home and aboard. It links war policy to past coal and mine actions and warns of political manipulation of labor votes. It also notes oil discovery shifts in Alabama and Mississippi boosting U.S. petroleum prospects amid wartime needs.
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TOX
War Labor Board
Star
Montgomery Ward
Cany Sewell Avery
Lewis and Coal Miners
Pai
Congress
Alabama
Mississippi
Buller County
Mssissippi
Jackson
Louisiana
Izinla
Florida
IsVackvey
Athetthirstlof
Echan
Deed
Europe
United States
United Nations
Roosevelt Returns to Washington Health Confirmed for Fourth Term Bid
President Roosevelt lands back in Washington after a four week vacation at Bernard Brych's South Corona estate. Witnesses say he appears in robust health with no bronchial symptoms remaining. He faces a pivotal moment as Americans demand strong Allied leadership and maximum war production to secure an early victory, with civilian mobilization needing steady direction at home.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Bernard Brych
South Corona
Couse
White House
Release Of Gandhi In Prison Draws Global Scrutiny
The aged Mahatma Gandhi remains in confinement drawing global concern as world dynamics shift since his capture. Analysts note potential implications if Japan invades India and Gandhi’s hints of a possible deal alarm Britain and the United States while his followers fear his death could ignite unrest.
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Gandhi
Mahatma Gandh
India
Britain
United States
Rationing of Gas Coupons May Be Abolished
Washington sources say the current coupon based gasoline rationing could end and be replaced by dealer rationing. Dealers would allocate gasoline to customers on a first come basis, eliminating counterfeit coupons and the black market. Increased supply via new pipelines supports the shift, likely pleasing many motorists.
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OPA
Washington
Akes
Europe
Sreverses
W Bowles
Pump rationing politics loom amid gasoline supplies
The text suggests rationing could end soon as gasoline receipts rise, noting political motives ahead of the national election. It hints at possible official announcements on gasoline policy, while acknowledging uncertainty about a final decision and potential pump shortages in some areas.
Tax Painless Reading Masks Tax Code Reality
The House passed a simplified tax measure but the core levy remains largely unchanged. The piece notes 30 million earners relieved from returns, 10.6 million with low additional income, and 10 million promised a shorter form, while urging debt reduction after the war and cautious fiscal reforms. It warns against extravagant handouts and calls for presidential pledges to tax stability.
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Guiety
Congress
Sam
Santa Claus
Republican Luncheon Shows Strong Women Voter Interest
The Let Freedom Ring luncheon at Hotel Syracuse drew over 1,200 Republican women, with 1,000 more turned away for lack of space. Sponsored by Onondaga County Republican women, manager Mrs. Gertrude Brooks led a notable event highlighting female political engagement in the election year.
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Freedom Ring
Syracuse
G.O.P
Onondaga County
Gertrude §. Brooks
Republican County Committee
Spring Music Festival Honors Syracuse Public Schools
Syracusans enjoyed the Spring Music Festival featuring Syracuse Public Schools. Over three evenings last week students showcased months of training under Miss Elizabeth V. Beach, with praise for music education as a lifelong asset and a highlight of local education.
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Old Sol
Fgate
Russell" Carter
State Department of Education
Syracuse
Elizabeth V. Beach
Childhood Home To the Herald-Journal
Reader recalls returning to a cherished Central New York childhood farmhouse. He describes the protective maples lilac gate and elm by the barn, the rubber-tired buggy, a quiet brook and trout, and lessons learned at church. He fondly recalls days under sturdy rafters guided by the Golden Rule. Sherrill
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Herald-Journal
New York
Hirth
White Farm
Sherrill
Eire's status to the Herald Journal letters row
Readers complain letters are published, praising censorship and neutrality. A Syracuse correspondent criticizes support for Eire and Russia while condemning Axis spies and immunity. A second letter argues midstream politics risk national debt, calling a Montgomery Ward catalogue a symbol of freedom amid expediency.
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Eire
The
Herald Journal
Russia
Syracuse
Herald- Journal
Montgomery
America
Resettlements After War Viewed as Urgent Problem
Dorothy Thompson summarizes postwar immigration challenges raised by Percy J. Clarey of the Australasian Council of Trade Unions at the International Labor Organization meeting in Philadelphia. He argues Australia and other British Commonwealths could absorb far more people than present populations, urging open camps or temporary havens as a leadership-driven solution while warning against coercive internment.
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Dorothy Thompson
Percy J. Clarey
Australasian Council of Trade Unions
International Labor Organizations
Philadelphia
Australia
United States
Mr. Clarey
British Commonwealth
New Zealand
South Africa
Canada
Kansas
Indiana
United Kingdom
Wy Smuts
A. Berle
Soviet Union
Russia
Asia
Europe
U. S
Constanta
Turkey
U.S
Visit to Mies at Mer Reveals Merchant Marine Cadets
The account details Eleanor TEN touring Mer and meeting Captain Giles Giz Stedman. It notes cadets at the merchant marine academy near a memorial plan for those who died or are missing at sea during the war, with 124 already confirmed dead.
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Eleanor Ten
Giles Giz Stedman
Tor
Boindgiyrhisiis
Alunique
Aredthey
Saudy
Nelbovsyllvesyi
Dinonthyoupeani
Merchant Marine Iy
Pscudemy
East
Bia
Midshipmen Life and Duty at the Marine Academy
A fragmented narrative recalls midshipmen routines at the Marine Academy. It mentions training, dramatic performances, and visits to the USO in Hempstead on the way home. It reflects on discipline, dignity, and quoted aphorisms about life and purpose.
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Marine Academy
Roosevelt
Fisya’ Atnard Techedule Vetliney
Polaris
Seneca
Athep Fedett
Esoral Cen
USO
Hemstead
Alltehell Field
Bowles rationing changes provoke questions on supply and demand
The article questions Bowles policy shifts removing coupon rationing and argues supply and price, not coupon counts, govern consumption. It notes government corn controls limit feed, possible fall reimposition of rationing, and election timing affecting policy. It cites farmers, processors, and international aid shaping shortages and the near-term outlook.
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Paul i Mallon
Vyasmines
Bowles
Commodity Credit Corporation
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Department of Justice
Iti
Smyth- Conwall
Ward
Masters
Government of Laws
Bliggexpert
Shoemaker
Curgpe
Gily's Schools? Music Festival
Strategicus
Mies
Mer
Mwe
Wwo-Mme
de Steel
Seen Pesar Allt
Ape Ei
Providence
Henderson
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