Labor Day Reflections on Work Rights and Responsibilities
The piece argues Labor Day should symbolize worker rights and duties, not just political campaigning. It cites Matthew Woll of the AFL praising voluntary cooperation between labor and management to safeguard free enterprise, warning that coercion would invite Communist influence and undermine progress in the American system.
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American Federation of Labor
National Association of Manufacturers
Mr. Woll
Labor Day
Tito
Rusela
Yugosla
Via
Balkan
Russia
Yugoslavia
United States
Moscow
Ararat Ark Search Faces Skepticism And Risk
The State Department weighs экспорта import bank authority as Ark explorers on Mount Ararat prepare for a second ascent amid cautious doubt. Skeptics question flood legends, noting possible local origins, while experts speculate any find would likely only corroborate ancient narratives or scriptural measurements.
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State Department
Mount
Ararat
Earth
Nogh
Betuccen The Devil and The Deep Sea
Fragmentary excerpt discusses Yugoslavia between devils and deep seas, referencing communism, Russian control, and satellite states. It notes independence, occupation, and coercive influence, mentioning Yugoslavia era politics and authoritarian pressure. The text reads as a jumbled historical commentary with unclear sourcing.
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Yugoslavia
Deep Sea
Russia
Balkans
Cate
Regia
Anner Vagtaias
Attitudes Toward Foreign Affairs Split by Region in US Survey
A regional survey shows broad support for international collaboration and the Marshall Plan across the Atlantic seaboard and many states, with New England and Upper South least concerned. Deep South and Southwest back aid to democracies, central states shift away from isolationism, while Northwest and Pacific watch China. Public sentiment suggests timely action to prevent a new war.
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New England
Upper South
Deep South
Southwest
United Nations
Northwest
Pacific
China
Johnson Defies Senators With Private Flight Economy
Secretary Johnson pushes to curb abuses by urging Senators to fly commercially instead of using Air Force transport. He labels their trips junkets, exposing the pattern of inspection tours funded by taxpayers. The plan highlights broader concerns about travel costs and congressional perks.
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Congress
Armed Services Group of the
Senate
America
Europe
Globe
Hawaii
Waikiki
HS. Sutvovs
Library of Congress
America Sees Changed Views on World Responsibilities
A sweeping obser vation notes shifting attitudes toward global duties as the public and leaders reassess America's role after a decade of upheaval. The essay lauds cautious restraint and broad perspective in interpreting world events, while acknowledging ups and downs in public sentiment.
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Coun
Staeus
Miners Face Short Work Week and Rising Coal Prices
Providence Evening Bulletin reports John L. Lewis orders bituminous miners to work only two days next week, arguing production cuts harm consumers and price should reflect supply. Critics warn antitrust concerns and monopoly power as public pays premium for restricted output. The piece frames Lewis as dictating to operators, workers, and the nation amid calls for broader production.
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Providence Evening Bulletin
John L. Lee
Lemis
Department of Justice
Lewis
Lew
Atiman
America
Pontic conservation reform urged by reader letter
The Record prints a reader letter advocating replacing the Conservation Commission with a non paid, non partisan sportsman and farmer board modeled after other states. The writer calls for removing the department from state science staff, replacing it with practical technicians and tying results to sportsmen with a flat bounty system.
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Pennsylvania
Simplicity in Official English Movement Promoted by U S Agencies
A U S government effort pushes plain language in official communications to reach the general public. The pamphlet argues against jargon and long sentences, citing examples and remarks from Pennsylvania, New York, and federal letters about bounty policies, fox conservation, and editorial adages.
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U. S
Congress
Cathy
Matteida
Taft Hartley repeal debate and AFL purge plans
The article notes Senator Elbert D. Thomas supports repealing Taft-Hartley in Congress, while labor unity grows and the 1950 election will decide the issue. It outlines a purge at the national convention led by President Murray, aiming to expel leftists. It also covers Senate dining room wage issues, the United Mine Workers welfare fund's red ink, and labor figures linked to Democratic campaigns.
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Westington
Ves River
William Green
American Federation of Labor
APL
St. Paul
Wyenfeld
Miner
Hia Prastiga
Jaber
Nao Wal
White House
Tm Congress
Green
Elbert D. Thomas
Utah
Senate Labor Committee
Thomas
Isbor
Tafft
Murray
Senate
Chamber
Nationwide Food Service Company of
Chicago
United Mine Workers Welfare Fund
Rumning
John L. Lewis
John Gibson
Michigan
Senate Democratic Campaign Committee
Clinton Anderson
N. M
Joe O'Mahoney
Wye
Appropriations Committee
U. S. Concilliation Service
Moore
Soe
Hubert Humphrey
D. Mino
AFL
Poli Te Afl
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington analyzes how ex soldiers may sway the 1950 1952 elections and Truman's actions. The piece notes veteran voting trends, multiple GOP targets, and the influence of American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars sentiment on Senate races and party leverage.
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Truman
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Grand Army of the’ Republic
Indianapolis
Miami
Philadelphia
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