Model For Industrial Peace Aims To Guide Labor Management
AFL v p Matthew Woll told a New York audience that voluntary agreement, not compulsion, safeguards free enterprise and labor peace. He warned that resorting to law could fuel communist critiques and urged management and labor to extend cooperative accords into contracts and daily work. The piece notes union influence in politics and suggests Taft Hartley revision rather than repeal as a path forward.
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AFL
Matthew Woll
Congress of American Industry
New York
Mr. Woll
Organized Labor
National Association of Manufacturers
Woll
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Wall Street Wizard Beats a Masquerade of Green
A Wall Street broker shares a New Year tale over dinner at 21 with a dinner guest who orders a greens platter. He recalls touting Mount Paramount last year and his bet about Trudy Hollister, a showgirl. The night ends with Trudy arriving in a cloth coat, a mink farm leash, and a plan to buy a mink coat herself.
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Wall Street
Okra
Paramount
Trudy Hollister
Paragon
Wolf Pack
Trudy
Jersey
Advice From The Doctor on Backache Causes and Diagnosis
The article explains backache often has many possible causes from injuries posture or leg length differences to spine diseases and external illnesses. It emphasizes thorough physical and nerve exams and X rays, plus treatments such as massage heat exercises braces rest and possible surgery including disk rupture cases.
Ruark criticizes AMA stance on vitamin ads in cigarette fiction
In a humorous essay Ruark attacks the American Medical Association Journal for warning about cigarette ads promising health benefits. He parodies the claims of disease-fighting effects, notes the lack of standardized irritation measurements, and laments ads that once seemed empowering but now fail to deliver any real benefits beyond mild relaxation.
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Charles Malik
Hadhandb
New York
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Journal
Lady Chatterly
Boy Scouts
Cookie the dog rules our city home with chaos
Earl Wilson recalls adopting a tiny toy schnauzer named Cookie for his son Slugger. The feisty pup drags slippers, chews cords, and upends a carpet while the columnist jokes about domination by pets and rival critic Jimmy Cannon.
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Slugger
Slug
E. W
Cookie
Jimmy Cannon
Sluggie
Brother Cannon
Irra Petina
Met
Magdalena
Real estate lobby gears up 3300 activists to battle housing foes
Washington sees a covert grass roots push as Cal Snyder leads 3300 unregistered lobbyists funded by the National Association of Real Estate Boards to pressure Congress on public housing and rent control. The effort blends personal ties, payments, and concerted campaigns to sway votes ahead of January 3 session.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Cal Snyder
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Truman
Snyder
Congress
Secretaries’ Council
The
Harry Truman
Capitol Hill
Herb Nelson
Albert Payne
Morton Rodfish
U. S. Savings and Loan League
John Owen
National Apartment Owners Association
Burton Edwards
Herbert Brill
New York City Metropolitan
White House
Charlie Ross
Ross
Harry Vaughan
Admiral Leahy
Graham
Chennault
Claire Chenault
Flying Tigers
China
Army Laundries Misquoted Socks Claim Stirs Debate
A reader questions an Associated Press report on Major General Middleswart about army socks. He argues the general spoke of durable non shrinkable socks and long wearing types, urging verification and warning of sensational laundry secrecy.
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New York
Associated Press
W. H. Middleswart
Textile Square Club
Middleswart
Army
Oak Ridge
Camp Wheeler
Good Neighbor House Drives Industrial Community Spirit
The column lauds Pocatellans generosity shown in the Good Neighbor House drive. It highlights Mr Zilk of Alameda aiding with contributions, distributing coats shoes groceries and help for a hospitalised father and eight children while a growing network of volunteers and the U S army recruiting service mobilize aid. A four year old girl asks Santa to bring back her dog Doc or a new springer or cocker spaniel.
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Good Neighbor House
Mr. Zilk
Alameda
Judy Richards
North Tenth
Judy
Doc
Santa Claus
Sam
Kansan Becomes Father for Eleventh Time
A Kansas resident has welcomed his eleventh child, prompting speculation about who he will include on his All-American list. The note hints at light-hearted teasing about a father's large brood and social chatter around the team or community.
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Billy Rose
Ruark
BY Earl Wilson
Gasol Ne
Pliday Spirn
Drew Pearson
Doug Whitlock
Chunky
Building Products Institute
Frank Cartwright
National Association of Home
Fort Knox
Tom Thumb
Alan Gould
General Middleswart
Pocatellans
U. S. Army Recruiting Service
Frank Stout
Sam Hanson
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