Chickens That Scratch Editorial on Self-Reliance
Lincoln Memorial University president Robert L. Kincaid published the piece Chickens That Scratch arguing that the welfare state undermines initiative. A farm woman’s method of teaching chicks to fend for themselves illustrates the value of hard work and thrift for true security.
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Lincoln Memorial University
Harrogate
Tenn
Lincoln Herald
Kincaid
America
Washington
Treasury
Judge Rules Public Transit Strike Unlawful in Cleveland
Judge Joseph A. Artl of Cleveland enjoined the Cleveland Transit Workers Union, stressing that public employees have no right to strike as it would destroy government. The ruling upheld Ohio’s Foreneon Act and urged grievances be settled through orderly processes.
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Joseph A. Artl
Cleveland
Cleveland Transit Workers Union
Judge Artl
Greater
Judge Arts
Ohio
What A Price To Pay Death Toll From Holiday Accidents Rises
A Christmas weekend toll climbs past 600 in accidents nationwide with over 400 lives lost in autos more than 60 in fires and about 150 in other incidents. The piece urges stronger safety campaigns and stricter measures as communities seek answers to prevent further loss. It notes Ohio’s ongoing safety education and questions why holiday fear persists, calling for action to reduce hazards.
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Acci
Ohio
Three Important Jobs Open in Washington Posts
Three key federal posts await appointees as Lilienthal resigns from the Atomic Energy Commission and Nourse leaves the Economic Advisory Commission. The National Securities Resources Board chair remains vacant. The posts demand nonpartisan selection by President Truman, considering merit beyond party loyalty.
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Washington
David Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Edward G. Nourse
Economic Advisory Commission
National Securities Resources Board
Truman
Try and Stop Me publisher tale at Dodd Mead
Publisher Howard Lewis faces a verbose visitor urging a United Europe book, then learns the writer already printed it. A Tokyo bookseller later comments on Lewis’s face, likening him to a movie villain from wartime spy pictures. Miriam Hopkins rejects flattery regarding a co star in her final film.
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Howard Lewis
Dodd Mead
United States of Europe
Lewis
Tokyo
Hollywood
Moto
Miriam Hopkins
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND on Pan Am hotels and toys
Drew Pearson notes FDR urged Pan American World Airways to build a global hotel chain to spur postwar dollar circulation through tourism. ECA meddling in Turkey stalls the deal, while Latin America prospers. The Friendship Train of Toys aims to aid Europe, with Virginia leaders and clergy promoting the effort as a moral duty.
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Roosevelt
Juan Trippe
Apple
Pan American World Airways
FDR
Pan American Airways
Pan Am
Latin America
Turkey
ECA
FCA
American Legion
Europe
Philadelphia
Pier 38
Legion
Virginia
William Tuck
Richmond
Denver Men in Cabinet Face Old Forest Feud
Two Denver natives in the Roosevelt era clash over who controls the forest service. Ickes and Wallace fought for years. now Brannan and Chapman, each from Denver, face the same tug of war over national forests and public lands as they guide Agriculture and Interior. Meanwhile, banker Johnny Hanes on Wall Street threatens to resign after a tense meeting with TWA chief Ralph Damon.
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Colo
Forest Service
Agriculture Department
Interior Department
Roosevelt
Interior
Ickes
Agriculture Wallace
Wallace
Charley Brannan
Oscar Chapman
Chapman
Brannan
Bran
Nan
Johnny Hanes
Wall’ Sstree
Bankers Trust Company
Pan American Airways
Bankers Trust
John
Ralph Damon
Trans World Airlines
Damon
Hanes
TWA
Cub Scouts of Pack 135 and 138 Meet for Gift Exchange
Cub Scouts of Pack 138 met in St Marys church hall for a Christmas gift exchange and Bobcat pins presentation to seven members. Pack committeeman Bernard Dahl awarded pins and more. Italy seeks embassy aid to locate Salvatore Giuliano as Sicilian turmoil grows with police killings and landowner kidnappings. Two American officers may be reassigned to assist Italian police.
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Cub Scouts
Pack
Stn. Mary's Church Hall
Bernard Dahl
Bankers Trust
TWA
Damon
Italy
al Capone
de Gasperi
Salvatore Giuliano
Robin Hood
Sicily
Giuliano
Cubs Hold Meeting With Crusading Theme and Craft Display
The group opened with a prayer by Father George Eppley and discussed Januarys Crusading theme led by Cubmaster Joseph Cosgrove. Cubs displayed aluminum ash trays made as a Christmas project while Mrs. Howard Snyder, den mother, served refreshments and carols were sung. Egypt sees a business slump coming.
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Billy Minkowski
Gerald Fitzpatrick
Danny Alberts
Jack Bolinski
Joe Webber
Paul Taylor
Robert Holland
George Eppley
Joseph Cosgrove
Cubs
Howard Snyder
Den
Buick Special Offers Low Price Per Pound Bargain
Pound for pound this Buick Special sells today for less than store bought butter. It costs less per pound than cars in the lowest price bracket and beats every straight eight on the market. Buick finish maneuverability and a roomy look help you fit into tight spaces. Talk to your dealer about delivered prices trade ins and delivery dates.
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Buick
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