Conference in Washington Seeks Practical Labor Harmony
A Washington conference explores constructive steps for labor management harmony amid doubts of a lasting remedy for industrial strife. The dialogue centers on wage trends, collective bargaining rights, and the need for enforceable legislation balanced by managerial prerogatives.
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Oo U
Youman
Wallace
Taiwan
Esr
Secrarty of Commerce
Schwellenbach
Tador Group
Wallawe
Jonge
Cinlavonisms
Welwerk Management
Tabor
United States
Atomic bombs and naval danger to oceans warned
A grim account warns that atomic weapons and submarine devices threaten marine life and coastal regions. It cites bomb power, shipboard testing, and potential ocean contamination, urging leaders to halt atmospheric and naval experiments to protect fisheries and ecosystems.
Earth at risk from nuclear power says prominent scientist
A scientist warns that nuclear energy can destroy habitats and make parts of Earth uninhabitable for decades. He compares atomic heat to solar-like conditions and stresses the long lasting radiation aftereffects, urging reduced risk to our home.
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Wexi
Fagiman
Rorhester
New York
Hollywood Studios
Molotov Steps Into Spotlight During Soviet Fourth of July
The article notes Molotov stood in for Stalin at a major Soviet Fourth of July celebration, highlighting rumors about Stalin’s health and Molotov’s rising prominence. It discusses Molotov’s skills, the potential for a future Soviet leader, and how Molotov’s persona shapes foreign and domestic policy perceptions.
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Grea
Germany
Japan
Russia
Marshal Stalin
Molotov
Churchill
Stalin
Joe
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San Francisco
Jonanny
London
United States
Creal
Britain
Glewiht
Molloy
Strom
Tnt
Molo
Malatov
Humyye
Roughest on Rats and Their Global Toll in Poisons Debate
A fragmentary discussion on rats as pests and disease vectors, noting US losses over 200 million dollars yearly from property damage. Mentions brown and black rat species, their origins in Asia and Europe, rapid reproduction, and historic rodent challenges, with reference to plague and pest control hopes.
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Poland
United States
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
London
Mary
Marta
England
Banth Amenea
India
Europe
Australis
Bears Decline Cited After Eddington Incident
A narrator recalls old bear legends in a Providence store note, contrasting fierce bear tales with modern softness amid mechanization and luxury. In Eddington Maine a boy woke to a bear nibbling his shoe, spurring a tense chase as the grandfather intervened, highlighting a perceived decline in the American bear’s strength and virtue.
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Providence
Cator
Pavidl
Eddington
Fragmentary note hints at conflict affecting property value
A jumbled entry mentions Indone and urban war damage to property worth 2. It references power, 1080, and Gurmans of tin tollent world in a fragmented, unclear context.
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Indone
McGranary
McCrangry
Justice Department
Takingy McGranery
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
Monroney
Ase Aistanta
Eddie Heroert
Louisiang
Bert
United Nations
United States
Art Mundt
South Dakota
Mundt
United Nations Committee
Cavitas Graef
Legend and memory shape American icons in the twentieth century
The piece analyzes how legends grow around figures like Roosevelt and White, arguing legends can distort history. It cites the Roosevelts’ posthumous cult of monuments versus William Allen White, a journalist whose life inspires genuine legend grounded in verifiable deeds.
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Mistory
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Goris Ue
Pearl Harbor
Lincoln
William Allen White
White
Withal
Ulysses
Kansas
David Hinshaw
G. P. Putnaot
Hinshaw
Morehan
William Alle White
America
Housing Shortage Mirrors Cigarette Shuckage Woes
A fragmented passage notes a strain in housing and tobacco supply, likening apartment scarcity to cigarette shortages. It highlights limited stock, clerks overwhelmed, and hidden costs in daily life while implying broader access issues. Entities are implied rather than named.
Women look forward to more nylons in fashion news
The article highlights women eager for new nylon stockings while noting fashion trends. It oddly omits discussion of men’s potential interest in the changing silhouettes and how such trends may influence male fashion perspectives.
Parade Route on Fifth Avenue Prompts Reader Letters
Readers weigh opinions on a plan to close Fifth Avenue to normal traffic for a parade inspired by New York City process. A Troy editor urges disciplined crowd control with police, wardens, and barriers, while others question practicality and democratic access.
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Iiteresh
New York City
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Broadway
Loslact
City Hall
New York
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Fourteenth Street
Sixty-fourth Street
Enue
Elrar Avenue
Dremen
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Capmble
Troy
Lal
The Political Stage Today by David Lawrence
The column discusses the Labor Management Conference in Washington and the push for a fact based wage settlement. It argues for objective negotiation, impartial fact finding, and stronger cooperation between labor and management to address a 30 percent wage demand while maintaining focus on broader agenda items. It notes tensions between CIO and AFT factions and the need for credible commissions to provide verified facts for bargaining.
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Washington
Congress
CIO
AFT
Dratance
G10
Anara
Uge
Matablalao
Tha
Washington Merry-Go-Round: Postwar shakeups and policy clashes
A Washington roundup reports rumors of Stalin's health, a retiring White House aide close to Truman, and battles over Japan demobilization. It notes Army resistance to Byrnes plans, Keenan to lead war crimes prosecutions, and Navy ports reshaping troop moves. Critics warn of wasted shipping and smaller war plants transfers, with politics shaping postwar policy.
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Washington
Europe
Stalin
Red Army
Stella
Alcessor
George Allen
Mississippi
Harry Truman
White House
Home Insurance Coy
Allen
Byrnes
Japan
MacArthur Byrnes
Truman
Joseph B. Keenan
Jupim
Blaenhower
MacArthur
Secretary of the Navy
Forrestal
Pearl Harbor
Suisun Bay
Cal
Tn Addie
Shine
San Francisco
Maritime Unions
Shart AG
Roosevelt
Aly
Sittin
Congress
RFC
Henry Wallace
Taft
Hind
Mauby
China
Sihenia
Donald Nelson
Wallace Algo
Treasury
Lindsay Warren
Portraits of Broadcasters in Speech Style and Voice
An analysis of radio speech portraits by Fulton Lew and colleagues critiques masculine timbre, pronunciation and delivery. It notes strong articulation is crucial while warning against slovenly, inaccurate speech that misleads listeners.
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Tao
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Yadio
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New England
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