Labor Peace and Wagner Act Critics Face Reilly Critique
The piece argues the Wagner Act harmed labor justice, citing NLRB critic Gerald Reilly who calls for reform to give employers rights to challenge elections and curb union intimidation. It urges equal rights for workers and employers and stronger enforcement to restore balance in labor relations.
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Department of Labor
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United States
Unianmiedt
Rail Unions Warn of Strike Harm on Transportation
A rail labor spokesman warns the Price Control Board that wage increases threaten uncontrollable price rises and broader strife. Railroading spokesmen say disruption would damage the nation, while workers fear inflation and living costs.
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Road Jason
Ie Raildad
Price Control Board
Alana
Ixbor
The Strike Weapon and Labor Rights Debate
The text discusses how strike threats influence national events and governments, noting unions seek wage gains while cautions about overuse. It cites the 25 percent pay demand as an example and warns that indiscriminate strikes can provoke severe restrictions, emphasizing that strike rights remain an American prerogative but abuse leads to limits.
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Butul
Gallagher Seen as Working Man Who Put Constituents First
The obituary fondly recalls Representative William J. Gallagher a retired street sweeper who died yesterday in 1944. It praises his steady presence in votes, his focus on constituents, and his duty over party politics, contrasting him with a Congress mired in busywork and social routines.
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William J. Galligher
Pele
Gallusher
Janos
Washington
Congress
Gallagher
Galkether
Hila
Gonlile
Qauther
Hany
Monumental Postal Service Vision Sparked Population Growth
The article argues that centralized postal delivery sparked urban and regional growth, citing Troy and surrounding towns. It notes early attempts in 1894 to 1896 and rapid expansion, with West Virginia routes and thousands of routes by 1902. It envisions a nationwide system transforming society, suggesting a commemorative postage stamp for the milestone.
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Prosthons
Troy
Manhattan
Westchester County
New Jersey
Sugnestad
West Virginia
Mr Hoover's 2d birthday views on world peace and fear
Former President Hoover argues freedom has shrunk since World War II and fear, not hope, dominates global affairs. He cites Soviet tactics and Balkan losses, urges strength through the United Nations and prudent American policy, and says his counsel reflects patriotism and long experience.
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Hoover
Moscow
Stogyne
Poland
Czochosloghia
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Baltic States
Rossle
Russia
United Nations
Rural Free Delivery Celebrates Fifty Years
An old rural free delivery overview traces the system from its 1897 beginnings under President McKinley toward today. It highlights door-to-door mail, newspapers, and magazines, the impact of phones and cars, and how urban growth shapes country life while noting ongoing debates in Washington about progress and prosperity.
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William Meninley
Hee
Aetal
Vie Pma
Arin Manshols
Rintotia
Vomienl
Krag Colby
Pulse of the People Letters on Anonymity and Local Woes
The Pulse of the People column discusses anonymous letters and publication rights for The Record Newspapers. Readers are urged to sign letters or risk non publication while editors reserve the right to edit and shorten. Residents criticize rising grocery and household costs and weeds overgrowth, demanding action on a housing site and street maintenance with references to local avenues and plans.
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G. A. Pat. Olligt
Necard
Ecard
Record
Divorce inquiry hints at reopen potential and court permission
A letter from Watford discusses divorce procedures, noting the need for court permission to publish notices and the possibility of reopening a case. The writer mentions local names and a public interest in exposing fraudsters, urging action and clearer records in the process.
Children in Theaters Broadcasting Policy Conflicts
A reader from Troy complains about theater policies restricting children in certain areas and smoke exposure. The letter notes disagreements with adults’ privileges and suggests matinee shows for good behavior, while some theaters require youths to sit in balconies.
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Mnet
Yang
Jehildren
Balconias
Troy
Paris Navy Secretary Pauley Controversy Across Austria Debate
A garbled correspondence sketching U S Navy Secretary Pauley amid postwar Austria notes tensions between American and Russian aims, detailing nationalization, Germanization fears, and Allied policy shifts in Vienna. It discusses General Clark and Moscow opposition, Austrian industry control, and UNRRA funding issues.
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Austin
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Moscow
Austria
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Vienna
Lark
Una Kore
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Analiin
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United States
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UNRRA
Chirk
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United State
Adethix
Outside interference in U S primary campaigns grows in reach
The piece argues that outside interference, whether by writers, political actors, or organizations, shapes national politics through actions in various states. It cites figures like Senator Bilbo and Representative Slaughter, notes regional emphasis in the south, and warns against turning the nation into isolated compartments amid a shrinking world.
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Noe Ianenns
Cartsile
Dehhid
X Aldle
Congress
Truman
Representative Slaughter
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Salt Daketi
Crump
Gene Tate
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Georgi
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