Lews strike call exposed as deception in coal war
Washington columnist Drew Pearson portrays John L Lew as manipulating a coal strike by claiming widespread nonpayment while most operators continued welfare fund contributions. He argues Lew sought fall bargaining leverage, funds for his pension plan, and to embarrass CIO chief Phil Murray amid national figures and cabinet aides.
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John L. Lewis
Island Creek
Pond Creek
West Virginia
Lewis
CIO
Phil Murray
Murray
Miners Welfare Pension Fund
Secretary of Defense
Johnson
Defense Department
No Middle Ground in Postwar Buying Mood
The piece discusses shifting business psychology from inflation fears to recession worries and a feast or famine attitude in auto sales. It notes dealers offer free extras to move cars as demand cools, while GM's Wilson cites the push toward a surplus carload, underscoring the lack of a stable normal.
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Truman
Chicago
Alaska
Charles E. Wilson
General Motors
Fortune
Wilson
Publication Notice Policy for Pocatello Post
The Pocatello Post states that all notices required by law or court order will be published weekly in the Thursday issue under Idaho law. The notice explains second class mailing and archival procedures with reference dates and legal citations.
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North Main Street
Pocatello,Idaho
The
Pocatello Post Publishing Co
Pocatello
Idaho
Arele le
Pursuing a bold plan despite skeptical advice
Success arises as you start the work and face doubters who question its value and methods. You listen, weigh opinions, defend your approach, and endure blame before finally gaining cautious praise and public recognition. Skeptics reverse stance as the effort proves worthwhile.
Devaluation fears and European aid spark U.S. debate
Marquis Childs argues devaluation could empower British competition against American manufacturers and threaten the Marshall Plan. He cites Illinois Senator Everett Dirksen’s shift to isolationism, warns of rising anti-aid sentiment, and urges bold new European cooperation to align with American taxpayers and producers.
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Europe
Illinois
Everett Dirksen
Senate
Scott Lucas
Dirksen
London
United States
France
Modern miracle as Hansen's disease leper returns to life
Robert C. Ruark reports on Mrs. Hans Hornbostel who leaves the National Leprosarium at Carville Louisiana with her husband Maj. Hans Hornbostel and a small entourage. He frames her as a symbol breaking old superstition and note advances in therapy that halt the disease.
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Eugenie Anderson
Red Wing
Minn
India Edwards
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McCarthy
Ruth Shipley
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Frieda Hennock
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
U. S
Georgia Neese Clark
New York
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Hans Hornbostel
National Leprosarium
Carville
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Leoprosarium
Hornbostel
Father Damien
Molokai
France
Damien
Hawaii
Nick
Stanley Stein
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