Critique of National Labor Relations Policy
The writer argues that good administration makes law effective while bad administration worsens it. He criticizes the Wagner Act and NLRB for bias and overreach, cites cases forcing editors to reveal sources, warns of press freedoms at risk, and urges administrative reform rather than abandoning the law. He also criticizes farm policy tactics and Wallace’s farm program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Act
National Labor Relations Board
Labor Organization
Wagner
New York
National
Labor, Relations Board
Ite
The
St. Mary’s
Daily Press
Harry T. O'Brien
Charles ‘H. Bayly
Jerome I. Macht
O’brien
Hartley W. Barclay
Barclay
J. Hope
O'Brien
Congress
Wallace
Agriculture Secretary
Department of Agriculture
Interior
McGill
Kansas
Pope
Idaho
Senate
Capitol
Borah
Star Dust Star Dust in a Fred Astaire picture with Gracie Allen
Movie radio notes praise the new Fred Astaire and Gracie Allen musical comedy set in England. Reviews highlight Astaire’s dancing, on-screen charm, and the absence of Ginger Rogers along with Gracie Allen’s antics. The piece also surveys Hollywood mood about star negotiations, profits, and upcoming productions.
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Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Ginger
Dinwits
Gracie Allen
George Burns
England
Astaire
Peédr
Joan Bontaine
Gracie
Hollywood
Loretta Young
Tyrone Power
Katherine Hepburn
Dorothy Lamour
Wayne Morris
Marlene Dietrich
New York
Irene Dunne
Benny Goodman
Betty Jaynes
Chicago
Norma Shearer
Prince
MGM
Dick Powell
Spencer Tracy
Ireland
Bing Crosby
Laurence Tibbett
Charles Starrett
Richard Pix
Pete
Cogsitacoas
Decent Gelern Mewapaper Valen
One Pair Not For Sale Stocking Shop Gaffe
A woman browses a shop seeking stockings while a patient salesman reveals the entire stock. After counters fill with many stockings he finally notes that the only stock he has left is the pair of socks he wears. The exchange ends with the shopper’s disappointment and a humorous aside.
Disgraced Ruth Questions Father’s College Backstory
A brief exchange reveals Ruth calling something disgraceful while Fred confirms his father’s college education, noting the college had weak football teams. The dialogue suggests social judgment linked to education and athletics, with a sharp generational contrast.
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Ruth
Fred
He Ought to Know The Eight O'Clock Wakeup Call
A hotel guest resents a wakeup call arranged by the desk. The clerk reveals the guest himself set the time, eight o'clock, to be called. The guest protests and questions his own identity amid the exchange.
Real Reason Mr Tilmnose-No Refuses Horse Sale
In Atlanta Constitution an attendant explains the horse’s mean look is from sulky racing. The exchange shows a blunt assessment of temperament affecting a sale decision.
Rare Weather Exchange Between Tourist and Panhandle Settler
A Texas panhandle filling station conversation recalls a tourist predicting rain and an old settler replying that rain is for his boy, not for himself, a sentiment born from years of watching weather. The exchange captures rural wary optimism about rain.
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Texas Panhandle
Farmer Countessel Reflects on Sending Son to College
The excerpt shows Farmer Countessel explaining that Josh left home to pursue education because he was unhappy there. He says the family hoped he would learn something for himself rather than be burdened by local ignorance.
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Josh
Bath Night Marine Taunts Dismissed by Sailors
A cryptic note from the U S S Maryland reports a confusing exchange about a bath and a missed night, with mockery dismissed as Sunday routines. The terse item hints at aboard humor and unnamed crew tensions aboard the vessel.
Fragmentary dialog hints at a clever Jack and happy pairing
A brief, incomplete quotation suggests affection and harmony between two people. The lines imply approval of a union or partnership as they express agreement and happiness. Names and exact context are missing, leaving a moment of warm sentiment from an unidentified source.
True Friend Requests Afternoon Off
A brief dialogue snippet shows a crew member asking for the afternoon off to help his wife with house cleaning. The response denies the request, prompting gratitude for the denial and a note of reliance on the supervisor. The passage references the Reina Mercedes Galleon.
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U 5
S. Reina Mercedes Galleon
They Agrees on a Ten Mile Walk Exchange
A brief exchange features two speakers saying the same line about a ten mile walk. One notes their youth, the other dismisses the significance, revealing a shared indifference. The fragment captures a casual, humorous moment.
Grandma Warns Boys in Yard Over Visitation
Grandma spots youths in the yard and orders Willie to clear them. Willie yells at the intruders, threatening to bring his grandmother into the matter, prompting a tense moment described in vivid dialogue.
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Willie
Beauty Prize Prompts Wary Comment on Winter Wardrobe
In a fragment from a beauty contest report Miss Gayenne questions the prize winner’s future usefulness noting that a bathing suit cannot be worn through winter. The exchange hints at practicality versus glamour in pageant outcomes.
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Miss Gayenne
Holiday sewing patterns offer three chic dresses
The Sewing Circle presents three practical holiday patterns for quick projects. A sheer wool slip features a V neck and back pleat for easy elegance, a two piece center frock has a defined waist and flowing skirt, and a home dress in a buttoned, chic style emphasizes comfort with stylish cuffs and collar. Patterns 1946 1404 and 1390 cover sizes 12 to 48 with yardage listed and prices at 15 cents each.
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Milady
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bel Syndicate
WNU
On the Block Boss Storms Off Fired Stenog Too
A chaotic scene centers on a boss who storms off after a firing and a stenographer also gets dismissed. The discourse suggests blame over a failed deal or mismanagement, with notes of supposed slave sales implying historical context or graphic rhetoric.
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Stenog
Astronomy Puns at Dinner Party
A high school girl sits beside a famous astronomer at a dinner party and asks what he does. He says he studies astronomy. She replies in mock surprise that she finished astronomy last year.
Duff and Duty: A Witty Exchange Between Mrs Duff
A clipped quote shows Mrs Duff saying certain things go with out saying while another character insists on uttering them. The dialogue hints at social restraint and the tension between discretion and speaking one’s mind in polite company.
In Figures Mother in law scrap tale
A witty exchange centers on marriage and harmony as a husband and wife joke about being one. An optometrist warns that blonde eye slowness makes them less safe drivers, though most men react with a wink.
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Nellie
Hankins
Willie learns today’s lesson inquiry boomerang
A playful exchange centers on Willie asking what he learned and the teacher prompting why. Willie worries about being questioned at home about the day’s learning, turning a simple classroom moment into a humorous reflection on accountability and memory.
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Willie Willie
Willie
Glass Curtain at Palacio de Bellas Artes Shines at Sunrise
The National theater of Mexico City known as the Palacio de Bellas Artes features a vast Tiffany glass curtain. It is made of thousands of vari colored glass pieces with a novel lighting setup that reveals Popocatepetl and Ixtaccihuatl volcanoes at sunrise midday and sunset.
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National Theater
Mexico City
Palacio,de Bellas Artes
Tiffany of
New York
Popocatepetl
Ixtaccihuatl
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Sailor
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U. S. S. Maryland
Nujol
Hla
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