Labor unions urge repeal of spying law
Labor unions condemn a law that bans employers and others from spying on unions, arguing it grants private taxing powers and courts to unions and should be repealed for privacy and political rights.
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1942
Page
6
Spying on Unions and Political Power in Postwar Debate
A speaker denounces federal protections for unions and urges public spying on union leaders and CIO offices. He cites treats of William La Follette and Harry Bridges, cites Attorney General Biddle, and argues unions are political actors with vast power and covert influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. la Follette
Senate
la Follette
Mike Quill
Transport Workers’ Union of the
CIO
Moscow
Francis Biddle
Harry Bridges
United States
Biddle
Objections Stir Debate Over War Finance and Prohibition Rules
A wartime policy discussion notes conscientious objectors may buy other treasury securities instead of war bonds. It questions moral constraints on investments during the emergency economy and references Leon Henderson remarks on prohibition decisions and related priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Leon Henderson
Henderson
Congress
Proclaim Liberty and the Declared War for Freedom
The piece links Leviticus 25 10 to the Liberty Bell and Gilbert Seldes, urging refurbishing the forgotten Declaration of Independence as a proactive foreign policy tool. It notes debates in Washington on selling liberty through a positive propaganda program and parallels with Wilson era Mobile Declaration and Latin American politics, focusing on Argentina and Castillo regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Seldes
Europe
United Nations
Seldes
Washington
Henry Wallace
Woodrow Wilson
Castillo
Latin America
Wilson
Mobile
France
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Tom Pendergast
Chamber of Deputies
Democrata Nacional
Radical
Congress
Stooges
United States
Connally
Texas
Roosevelt
Ortiz
Uncle Sam Turns Green Grocer in Washington Ad Shift
Washington reports a caricatured Uncle Sam becoming a practical grocer. U S Department of Agriculture will insert ads to move seasonal surpluses of onions spinach and asparagus. Ads target regions north of Virginia and west of Ohio with spinach and asparagus campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Washington
Sam
Whiskers
Virginia
Ohio
U. S. Department of Agriculture
The Baer Facts on Soldiers Taste in Women
Arthur Baer recalls soldiers wanting cigarettes letters from home and pictures of girls from Mary Pickford to Theda Bara He contrasts old and modern cinema heroines and notes the shift to Lana Turner Dorothy Lamour and younger stars He admits he cannot help the soldiers with their tastes in dames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickford
Theda Bara
Mary
Theda
Lana Turner
Dorothy Lamour
Quezon vows to raise Stars and Stripes again in the Philippines
In exile, Manuel Quezon travels from Washington to rally support for a Philippine Commonwealth lead. He praises Admiral Smith and Secretary Stimson for wartime cooperation, recounts past bitterness over U S aid, and envisions a future homecoming with the flag raised in Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
Quezon
Philippines
Washington
Dewey
Manila Bay
Rock Creek Park
Philippine Commonwealth
Manuel Quezon
United States
Senate
Churchill
Clemenceau
U.S
Chester C. Smith
Boise
Idaho
Manila
Stimson
Coolidge
Hoover
Manchuria
Europe
Labor cannot milk a dry cow say union rights must persist
Washington columnist Paul Mallon argues against government ownership and socialist experiments in wartime and peacetime, citing Brewster Aviation, Kearny Shipyard, TVA, and Federal Barge Line. He asserts private management preserves labor rights including the right to strike, warns against postwar nationalization, and cites U.S. Steel and General Motors to show private profits sustain industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brewster Aviation Company
Kearny Shipbuilding
Navy
War Labor Board
TVA
Roosevelt
Federal Service
U. S. Steel
General Motors
North American Aviation
Germany
Italy
Russia
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Westbrook Pegler’s
Office Clerks’ Union
The
CIO Communications Union
Office Workers’ Union
Communist Party
New York
Stars and Stripes
Communist Party Line
Paul Robeson
Earl Browder
America
Ding
Uncle Sam the
Huckster
Angel Gabriel
War Department
Arthur
Bugs” Baer
Baer
High Sierras
Lillian Russell
Della Fox
Pipperoes
Osmena
Iceland
Australia
Robert S. Allen
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Paul Mallon
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