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Labor Endorsements Stir Mixed Political Reactions
The Non-Partisan Commission of Labor in the state debate stirs Democrats and Republicans as it remains neutral while Dewey and Mead vie for gubernatorial support. Analysts question the impact of endorsements, noting party loyalties, campaign talking points, and the difficulty of translating union backing into votes.
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Meat Famine: Shortage Hits Homes and Markets
The piece details a widespread meat famine with rising poultry prices in New York and a 75 percent surge in horse meat sales. It argues price controls distort markets, pushing meat to black markets, and questions whether ceilings are the root cause or a symptom of production gaps. It notes stockyards, packing houses, and retailers face shortages while grain surpluses could worsen the hold of regulation.
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White House social season resumes after eight years
Wrakluglory Wat Fox reports the White House will again host a full social calendar at 180 Pennsylvania Avenue starting November 26, with six formal dinners and five receptions. President Truman and Mrs Truman face scrutiny as they host diplomats, guests, and charitable events amid tight budgeting and evolving expectations.
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Greek Dissidents in Balkans Spark UN Debate
The Soviet Ukraine bloc accuses Greece of chaos as Albania Bulgaria and Yugoslavia supply arms. The UN Security Council votes 9 to 2 to send a commission to border areas, with Russia and Poland vetoing. The clash highlights Cold War tensions and accusation of external meddling.
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Anarchy at Pittsburg Strike Hits Duquesne Light Leaders
Report describes a strike by Duquesne Light Company employees in Pittsburgh defying a temporary injunction. Three judges in Common Pleas County began proceedings to make the injunction permanent. The article condemns the walkout and forecasts potential jail for the strike leader amid broader New Deal era tensions.
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Wage conflict and injunction mark Pennsylvania steel dispute
A labor strike by power plant workers in Pennsylvania triggers a court injunction to protect the public amid a wage dispute. The walkout halts trolley service and slows steel production, sparking warnings against public harm and calls for arbitration to avoid a broader breakdown of law and order.
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Schoolteachers should act like ordinary humans says official
Francis Brown of the President's Commission on Higher Education argues for ending the double standard that makes teachers in large towns cling to a strict code while in smaller communities they are treated as part of everyday life. He warns that forcing educators to live a fully public classroom role harms education and undermines learning.
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Pulse of the People letter page shows editorial stance and local requests
Readers weigh in on politics and public works with calls for reform and accountability. Contributors urge support for a new administration and civic projects like a Watervliet pool, debating site choices and safety for children while criticizing economic conditions and governance.
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Interpretation of Thoms L Stokes on Chicago election mood
Thoms L Stokes analyzes national and Chicago politics noting Republicans eye gains in the House and possible city hall swing against Mayor Ed Kelly. He cites Cook County races, party dynamics, and factors like education inquiry and national cabinet influence shaping voter interest this year.
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Washington Dueling on OPA and Lynch Probe Merger
The column reviews U S politics with focus on OPA market claims and civil rights concerns. It cites senators from Kentucky New York and Meade and discusses Truman proposals for a presidential emergency commission to investigate lynchings and gaps in federal civil liberties enforcement.
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The Coin And Stamp Corner by Charles French
The Coin And Stamp Corner discusses coin collector price trends from 1910 to 1942 and beyond. It notes skyrocketing Washington quarters and dime values, catalog estimates, and auction results, with reflections on market volatility and rare mint quantities. The column highlights shifting values and the challenge of predicting future prices for historic coins.
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