New York Anti Discrimination Foes Warn Against Measure
A critical editorial denounces the so called Ivor Quinn anti discrimination act as a tool of subversives and radical groups. It argues the bill would harm harmony, inflate disorder, and target 98 percent of nondiscriminatory employers with baseless charges while praising New York State’s record in labor relations and warning of German propaganda and postwar subversion.
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New York State
Esr
Ivor Quinn
New York
Brotherhood of Man
Time for An Accounting Demand on Yalta Secrecy
Senator Butler of Nebraska calls for a full accounting from the President on recent foreign affairs moves including Yalta. The piece argues Britain’s cabinet system keeps MPs informed and urges the U.S. President to promptly report to Congress to quell misgivings as the nation faces fateful actions.
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United States
Congress
Britain
Parliament
House of Lords
The
Commons
Etnot Onts
Yalta
Roosevelt
Butler
Keeping Huns at Home Reduced to its celetns
A historical piece argues that confining Germans to their own premises has been the era’s greatest issue. It cites repeated wartime fears of German saboteurs and urges the United States to extend exclusion to the Americas and beyond, using a 1942 advisory committee model to curb Axis agents.
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United States
Europe
Rio de Janeiro
Americas
Behind the Curfew and Coal Strikes Loom in wartime 1943
The article warns that curfews on cabarets and night spots persist until the war improves while coal supplies run low. It cites John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers as pressuring for action and predicts potential coal shortages if strikes occur. Contracts expire April 1, raising the possibility of renewed stoppages and shortages ahead of spring warmth and rising consumer demand.
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Arilis
John L. Lewis
Lewis
United Mine
Mr. Lewis
Coal War Looms Behind War Mobilization
The piece argues coal union leader John L. Lewis risks national crisis with potential mine stoppages. It notes fuel shortages, railroad disruptions, and government pressure to keep miners at work. It questions Roosevelt and Congress' resolve and hints at civilian and veteran backlash if demands escalate.
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John L. Lewis
Washington
Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Mr. Roosevelt
Congress
Justice for Employers Hearings on Young Demo Act in Albany
A legislative hearing in Albany examines the Young Demo Act to create job experience rating for unemployment insurance. The measure ties employer taxes to payroll stability, aiming to relieve stable employers and fund benefits, with the fund healthy since 1936. Proponents argue the plan is fair, beneficial statewide, and could deter federalization of unemployment funds.
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Albany
New York State
New York
Beneft
Letters on prophecy and De Gaulle in Crimean talk
The Record carries readers letters urging Bible prophecy and Zionist notes about Jews returning to Palestine. Minnie G. Church of Watervliet argues prophecies show dispersal and return. Meyer Sartitax of Albany critiques De Gaulle’s Crimean conference absence and France’s wartime record, praising Allies and the United States.
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Gauile
General de Gaulle
France
Russia
Hitler
Fei
United States
de Gasile
Tmt
Meyer Sartitax
Albany
Fed
The Battle For Iwo Jima By David Lawrence
The piece lauds the Iwo Jima campaign as the fiercest Marine assault, detailing cliff advances, rugged terrain, and the crucial role of airfields and artillery observation. It compares Marine losses to Kwajalein and notes strategic necessity despite heavy cost and hard weather.
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Washington
Iwo Jima
United States
Gibraltar
Tokyo
Ted
Navy
Leyte
Philippines
Kwajalein
Washington Merry-Go-Round Cartoons and Capitol Slugfest Notes
The column surveys chaotic Capitol happenings as Congress marks a birthday for the Father of the Country. McFarland of Arizona delivers a measured speech on press freedom while Rankin and Hook clash in a slugging episode in the House. A separate item reports on a secret vote by Washington lawyers over Nathen Margold’s federal judgeship.
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Washington
Congress
Madison Square Garden
George Washington
Senate
McFarland
Arizona
Faith‘ful Sister Hi
Alabama
Harold Burson
Ohio
Ausbiral Tenasyart
Connecticut
Italy
Missouri
G. QO
Porrest Donnell
Lie
Amfcfarland
Buc Hill
Monkey House
Capitol
Frank Joon
Michigan
Clare Henman
Mississippi
Hook
Rankin
House
Phus Congress
Hock
Joose
Shim
Michigan Congress
Lrst
Biagile
Screether
Valparaiso
Ing
District of Columbia Bar Association
Margold
District Court
Senator Chander
Kentucky
Ibn Saud
Steve Early
Saudi Arabia
Waite House
Erin Saud
Steve
Leadership under fire in Roosevelt era graft probes
A critical view of officials exploiting office for personal gain surfaces amid grand jury chatter on corruption tied to New York water works and rackets within unions and political circles. Commentary links Grover M. See cowitz and an ongoing probe involving Roosevelt era officials, with figures like ONeill and Lehman noted in context.
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J Great Aire
Joranzeaus
Grover M. Seecowitz
Roosevilt
Department of Justice
Moscowitz
D. of J
Court of Appeals
Hudson River
Newburg
Edward G. O'Neill
State of New York
Hodcarriers' Union
Operating Engineers’ Union
Wiliam E. Maloney
Chicago
Fay
Frank Hague
Party of Humanity
Henry’ Wallace
Delaware Aqueduct
Untler Mountains
New York
Lehman
Roosevelt
Tom Dewey
Leaman
O'Neill
Newsburg
Do Not Take My Word For It on A or An Usage
The piece argues there is no rule forcing an before words starting with n accented on the second syllable such as historic or heroic. It notes archaisms and English superstition, urging Americans to use the straightforward American form like a historic, a heroic, a humane act, and suggests requesting a pamphlet on personal pronouns.
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England
Lormie
Abe
Ier
Golby
Tate
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Minnie G. Church
Watervliet
By David Lawrence
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Pearson
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