Murray Attacks Labor Bills as Fascist Threat in Address
C L O President Murray opened a Washington rally of about 250 unionists with a harsh condemnation of pending labor legislation, declaring it a path toward fascism. He argued Congress seeks to balance long unjust statutes, while industrialists push strikes to stall wage gains, a claim met with rebuttal about alarmist rhetoric and misreading of public needs.
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Parental Liability and Juvenile Delinquency Debate
Governor Dewey opposes expanding 40 alate laws punishing parents for their children's crimes arguing liability differs from responsibility and warning against punitive measures beyond bearable bounds. He notes NY City cases show parent punishment reducing delinquency, while urging adherence to ethical causes and proper guidance.
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Parents Responsible for Children’s Crimes Questioned
The text argues parents are morally responsible for their children's crimes and should be held accountable. It notes premises about parental liability and reflects on societal expectations of parental culpability. It suggests a debate on extending accountability to guardians for youth wrongdoing.
Lindbergh and Wallace clash over US foreign policy
The piece compares Colonel Lindbergh and former Vice President Wallace on Truman’s Greece Turkey aid plan. Lindbergh backs the president while Wallace denounces policy and promotes appeasement. The column notes Lindbergh’s independence from party ties and praises his patriotic stance amid a heated public debate. It also honors Pulitzer and hints at a stamp commemorating him.
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Pulitzer Centenary tale of struggle and journalism
The centenary tribute recounts Joseph Pulitzer born in Hungary facing anti Semitism, building a career in St Louis, New York and Washington. He rose from poverty to journalism, politics, and law study, bought the New York World, and funded Columbia University and the School of Journalism while enduring blindness.
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United States
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New York
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Washington
New York Sun
St. Louis
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Senator Ives and Labor Position In Congress
The article assesses Senator Ives as liberal yet practical on labor issues. It notes three key objections to labor reform and, while skeptical of a bold bill, suggests Ives may support a feasible measure aligned with presidential signals and constituent views. It highlights tensions between labor leadership, Senate politics, and potential signing or crafting of a compromise bill.
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National Education Association
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Prank Sinatra Signs for Bowl at Madison Square Garden
Reports confirm entertainer Prank Sinatra has signed to perform at a bowl game events set at Madison Square Garden. The deal highlights a high profile appearance for the venue during the season.
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Sinatra
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Transatlantic Mosse Gem Theft Trial Moves to Frankfurt
The Durant jewel theft case resumes in Frankfurt after a Washington interlude as Col. Durant faces trial on four continents. His wife and Maj. David Watson sit in prison, while defense and prosecution falter amid comic opera misadventures and shifting locales while the famed jewels travel with the court.
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Washington
Howe
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Frankfurt
Germany
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Coleone
Durant
Adme
Jowela
Pentagon
Letters From Readers Raise Playgrounds And Citizenship Questions
Readers argue for local playgrounds in Green Island and criticize the lack of public space for children while others ask about blood tests, marriage licenses, and naturalization. The Record provides contact addresses for official answers from U.S. agencies and notes community efforts by mothers groups and schools.
Truman Cabinet meets with top economists in secret session
President Truman convened a historic closed meeting with Cabinet members and the Council of Economic Advisers to map the nation’s economic future. Dr Edwin Nourse warned prices, wages, and profits must align or risk a deep downturn, urging steel price cuts and expanded production while noting worker and antitrust pressures.
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Weeles
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Yneder Inter
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Origin and meaning of the bandanna word boondoggle
A quirky dictionary style explainer traces boondoggle from scout lanyard to a broad term. It notes Robert H Link credited with coining the word in 1925 and outlines later shifts from theft lookout to betting intrigues and political influence, with references to Kipling and Sinclair Lewis.
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