What is a closed shop and why it matters in Congress
The piece explains closed shop types, their control by unions, and three main forms including union shop and maintenance of membership. It argues regulation to curb abuses, notes state experiments like Wisconsin, and stresses public harm from industry wide closed shop monopolies while urging careful Congressional debate.
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Tha de Balus
Congress
Won
Arkona
Nebraska
South Bokow
Arkansas
Movida
Colorado
Kansas
Wisconsin
Ley
Ballot
Tabor
Industrs
Mator
Henry Somelonely
Dain L. Lewis
Nation Deere
Neighborly Visit Hints at Truman Aleman Meeting in March
An article fragment cites a planned March visit involving President Truman and President Miguel Aleman. It frames the trip as a long awaited step to improve U S Mexico relations, stressing diplomacy over rhetoric and noting the visit’s symbolic value rather than specific outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Miguel Aleman
Tio Grande
Alewuan
Truman May Visit Mexico To Boost Aleman Regime
The piece argues a Truman visit to Mexico City could raise Victor Aleman's prestige and Mexican morale amid economic troubles and graft, while aiding U S relations. It notes Mexico's doubled population since 1900 with limited agricultural growth, ongoing poverty, and a need for public confidence to push reforms and avoid Communist backlash.
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Ays
Nis
Mexico City
Alenni
Victor Ind Holly
Vleedon
Mexico
Asemut
Aleman
Truman
Wilson
Roosevelt
Allies Warn Against Nazi Revival Across Europe
A London report by the International Committee for City Study of European Questions warns Nazism is reemerging in Germany and abroad. It cites organized Nazi networks, large funds abroad, and sabotage tied to former German officers and Hitler Youth amnestied by the Allies. The document, signed by figures including Edouard Herriot and Lord Vansittart, urges thorough inquiry and decisive action to prevent a revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
London
International Committee For
Uie
Europe
Elsawhaye
Edouard Serriol
Trance
Chrismas Aboeller
Latin America
Argentina
Rhineland
Vnluge
Committee For Study of
Lord Vanaittart
Vansiltave
Poland Abandoned Again by State Department on Polish Elections
The State Department criticizes the provisional Polish government dominated by communists for the elections, stating the balloting was flawed and not legitimate. It notes US intent to monitor Poland’s fate and reserves future determination on policy while urging careful handling of the crisis.
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State Department
Courbon
United States
Yalta
al Potsdam
Toms
Warsow
Fontek
Amey
Poland Needs Real Help Not Empty Regret Amid Warsaw Tensions
A flawed policy debate argues that American observers in Warsaw cannot deter Polish authorities from capitulating to the Communists. It urges tangible aid for Poland rather than moral platitudes as the nation resists Nazi and Soviet pressure and seeks a durable ally in the West.
Reform in Tammany Hall and the era of reform
A discussion of Tammany Hall's attempts at reform amid long standing political corruption. It notes past leaders, the shift toward leadership change under Frank L. Sampson and Mayor O Dwyer, and mentions President Truman's involvement. The piece links reform efforts to national political dynamics and local machine influence.
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Tawinting Hall
New York City
Stan
Unc
Waza Cialion
Ama Ana
Amd
Tammany
New York
O'Dwyee
Edward V. Taughlin
Hoge Murphy
Politioa
Ant Tumany
Frank L. Sampson
O'Dwyer
Loughlin
Truman
Sampson
Paa E B. Witz Nitrick
State Democratic Committee
Bas
White House
Conyer * Suliives
Wie
Mdang
Ivan Wemoeralic
York City
Ilry Vol
Kemsasky
Truman Cout
Readers letters mix with local civic chatter in Record page
A scrambled OCR copy shows unsigned reader letters and editor replies on university inquiries, property listings, employment pleas, and public behavior. The page includes praise and complaints about Bermuny Hill residents, requests for housing and stenography jobs, licensing notes, and questions about street corner conversations in Green Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunding
the Ferard
Atinc
Ion
Green Island
Interpreting the News With Thomas L. Stokes
Thomas L. Stokes analyzes postwar labor tensions as the Senate Labor and Welfare Committee probes readiness for postwar policy. He notes wage and price fears, management and union bargaining shifts, wartime contract provisions, and overall business uncertainty shaping American labor relations. The discussion highlights wartime legacies influencing postwar negotiations and policy directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sam
Arnall Standoff Sparks Georgia Capital Turmoil
A chaotic scene around the State Capitol in Atlanta shows ex Governor Arnall defying demands as mobs clash in the street. The confrontation involves police, the National Guard, and prominent figures including Assistant Attorney General Onn Dite and State Guard Commander Colling. The piece notes warnings from leaders about the danger to public order and the public’s demand for truth amid political maneuvering.
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Arnall
Arnal
Pinally
Gener
Gener Onn Dite
Colling
Acoall
Georgia
Artal
Arnstronds
Alinta
American Legions
Hansing
American Legion
Legion Solvylal
John Thomas
Saylor
Real Cali
Legion
Willy
Wyatt
Teglon
Stallar Totel
Weasley Pearta
Arthin Travens
le Legion
Pinrce
Penrce
Peares
Taylor
Otis
Baylar
Faytor
Panree
Enduring Origins of English Words and Phrases
A fragment from a linguistic column traces how common expressions entered English from Old Norse and other roots, noting terms like spoon, chip, and leopard. It cites scholars and a mix of archaic etymologies, with archival references to etymology experts and the London era.
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Leo
W. Skeal
Muslo-Bixon
University of Canhrfige
London
Crusis
Bath
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