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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1947
Page
5
The article discusses tensions around a telephone strike with references to John de Lewis and inconsistent support for collective bargaining. It notes that industry wide bargaining faces objections about regional differences and higher costs, suggesting a contentious labor dispute with unclear outcomes.
A critique of U S price pegging for farm goods argues government subsidies and price supports keep food costs high. It contends inflation stems from policy, urges reduced agricultural funding, and calls on Congress to curb price supports to relieve the burden on American families.
A lengthy critique of Soviet diplomats and their propaganda tactics in the UN debate over defending Greece and Turkey. The piece asserts the Soviet Union engineers to undermine the UN, while praising American policy mixed with criticism of Turkey and Greece. It includes commentary on Turkey’s WWI timing and Soviet arguments about US independence from the UN. It ends with a call to responsible parental guidance on Green Island and youth activities.
A letter from The Record reader argues for parental training and home activities to curb youth delinquency. The writer laments modern clubs and sports as insufficient and urges communities to foster home centered fun and organized parent classes over youth institutions.
The piece argues that assertions of industrial peace are false as coal and steel strikes expose weaknesses in protections. It calls for urgent Congress action to enact stronger labor regulations and dispute resolution mechanisms to shield the public from nationwide disruptions and safeguard welfare.
Washington report on a South Dakota contest run by Robert J. Link editor of the Daily Plainsman and editor Lusk. Readers from central South Dakota and Emporia Kans submitted letters on America’s future policy. Six point consensus urged balanced governance with informed public, national security, and United Nations cooperation.
Washington scene features Taft led battle lines in Labor Committee over a wide labor bill including a ban on closed shops. Morse and Jenner press for cautious moves while Morse warns of presidential veto risk. Debate touches BLS funding, strike dynamics, and foreign policy concerns as lawmakers seek political leverage amid union pressure.
A Los Angeles column explains meanings of folk and physic and how to form plurals. It discusses usage in modern English, notes that physicist denotes one versed in physical science, and covers the term naturalized in legal context.
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