Press Divided Over Drastic Strike Curbs
Wide editorial debate follows the rail walkout with papers urging quick government action and limits on strikes, while others warn against hysteria and defend labor rights. Commentators from Atlanta to Portland weigh whether Congress or the courts should curb essential services amid the national crisis.
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Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
Constitution
Atlanta Journal
Cleveland
Plain Dealer
The
Daily News
Daily Mirror
Chicago
Sun
America
Public opinion split over rail strike and government role
Newspapers nationwide react to the rail strike with mixed views. The Memphis Commercial Appeal urges swift checks on labor leadership, while the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette lauds labor challenges to U S might. San Francisco papers denounce chaos, and Minneapolis outlets warn of restrictive laws and government control of railroads.
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Memphis Commercial Appeal
Government
Congress
San Francisco Call-Bulletin
Chronicle
St. Paul, Minn
Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Times
Minneapolis Star- Journal
Grandma Pulls the String at Groton Central School
The D'Tasea Club of Nottingham High School will present a one act play Grandma Pulls the String at Groton Central School at 8 15 P M today. Mrs Annette Smith Hadlock drama teacher and club adviser will also give a recital of readings.
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D'Tasea Club
Nottingham High School
Grandma
Groton Central School
Annette Smith Hadlock
Herald Journal Radio Timetable Highlights Evening Lineup
Radio listings show a dense slate across networks like WFBDL WSYR and WAGE with concerts, dramas, and varieties. Notable programs include the American Broadcasting Symphony conducted by Antal Doran, the Glenn Miller Orchestra with Annie Malvin, Truth or Consequences with Ralph Edwards, and the Grand Ole Opry hosted by Red Foley.
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Antal Doran
American Broadcasting Symphony
Haydn
Wagner
Stravinsky
WFBDL
Meadowbrook
Glenn Miller
Tex Spencke
Annie Malvin
Lillian Lane
Monica Lewis
Art Carney
WSYR
Finnegan
Stuart Erwin
Verna Felton
WFBU
John Brown
Philip Bourneuf
Edwin Maxwell
Edgar Stehli
Alex Scourby
WSYH
New Horizon
John de Jehn
Charles London
Count de la Hubaudiere
WFRU
Victor McLagren
the Informer
OCPL
Tony Martin
al Sack
Life of Riley
William Bendix
Paula Winalowe
WFRL
Dick Haymes
Helen Forrest
Gordon Jenkins
Wage
Dick Tracy
Ralph Edwards
WFDRL
Lionel Barrymore
Agnes Moorehead
Wolf
Bob Howard
Delta Rhythm Boys
Bert Parks
Mary Farrel
Ws8yr
Joe Kelly
Eddie Peabody
Lulu Belle
Pol—Wolf
Leavn
Tiny Ruffner
Kitty Carnale
Robin Chandler
Madge Byrans
Elaine McElhone
Paula Stone
WFBL
Siavonlee
Martha
Claire da Dune
Caroustt
Odgers
Peter Donald
Joe Laurie
Senator Ford
Harry Herschfield
Jonathan Trimble
Donald Crisp
Hollace Shaw
Bill Perry
Judy Canova
Mel Blanc
Rudy Dandridge
WEBL
Celebrity Club
Hildecarde
Jackie Helk
Margaret Whiting
Bud Collyer
Grand Ole Opry
Red Foley
Duke of
Sunday Radio Highlights From Classical Concerts
Columbia Broadcasting Symphony with Bernard Herrmann conducts Mother Goose Suite and Mendelssohn pieces. WSYR NBC Symphony features Leonard Bernstein with Walter Scheff and soloists, hosted by Charlies F Kettering with intermission speaker. Radio premiere of The Airborne by Marc Blatstein.
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Seatech
Mendelssohn
WSYR
NBC Symphony
Leonard Bernatein
Walter Seheff
Charles Holland
Robert Shaw
Charlies F. Kettering
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United States
Groton
Buenos Aires
Central Bank
Herald-Journal Radio Timetable
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Conductine
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Deep River Boys
America United
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John
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Sammy Kaye Kaye
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Hollywood
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People's Platform
People
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Radio Digest
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Asbury Park
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