Unaccustomed Voice Speaks On Labor Bill Debate
The piece contrasts the Connally labor bill with union leaders stance. It notes Jamestown Pa. UMW resolution opposing strikes and urging use of the War Labor Board to secure miners demands, while leaders label the bill fascist. The column questions rank and file representation versus policy chiefs and hints at broader charter rights.
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UMW
Jamestown
John L. Lewis
War Labor Board
WLB
Hitler
Messrs. Green and Murray
Messrs
Green, Murray
Lewis
Europe
Asia
Little Boy Blue and the 1944 Presidential Field
The piece argues that Byrd and Truman could oppose Roosevelt but remain aligned with foreign policy. Willkie lacks a current domestic record, making him a weaker opponent. Dewey leads former Willkie strongholds, suggesting a pseudo-coalition ticket with Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
Wendell Willkie
Willkie
Byrd
Truman
Dewey
Mr. Roosevelt
Inadequate War Reporting Praised and Criticized
Washington June 19 Elmer Davis of the Office of War Information argues that many key war effort aspects receive insufficient coverage while industry labor public officials and Congress members all feel their roles are inadequately reported. He notes friction among officials signals policy clashes and discusses suppression secrecy and internal Washington battles amid wartime governance.
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David Lawrence Washington
Elmer Davis
Office of War Information
Congress
Washington
Mr. Davis
White House
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Bent on a Fourth Term Funds Control Proposal
Westbrook Pegler argues Mrs. Roosevelt advocates limiting campaign spending and media time for all candidates funded by taxes. He warns this could suppress free press, enable government influence, and resemble European party-state practices, while alleging long term misuse of public funds by the Roosevelt coalition.
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Westbrook Pegler GauiMak
Congress
Roosevelt
For
Communist Party
Treasury
Washington
Answers To Gardeners By Bugs Baer In 1943 Cartoon Style
A humorous Q and A style feature lists garden tips and quips from cartoon personas on topics like planting distances, pest control, and seasonal farming worries. Entries include advice on asparagus spacing, Paris Green use, and beetle sprays, alongside light jokes about war era life and domestic scenes.
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Arthur “Bugs
Baer R. G
Cowboy
Farmerette
Hoover
P. S
Grand Central Cowboy
Ella
Winnie May
King Features
The McKellar Bill and the Court Contention
A Washington column critiques the Supreme Court’s volatility and discusses the McKellar bill. It notes past reversals on school salutes and radio content, and explains how Senate confirmation would affect civil service appointments and patronage politics.
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Washington
Supreme Court
FDR
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Federal Communications Commission
Courst
Senate
Harvard
House
McKellar
Roosevelt
Searles Breaks Holm Antisub Device Out Of Red Tape
Dre Duke of Windsor highlights his role and Fred Searles to push Lt. Comdr. Holm’s antisubmarine device into use after two years of Navy bureaucracy. The piece notes parallel factors like air patrols and better detection improving submarine warfare.
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Dre Washington
Duke of Windsor
U. S. Navy
Comdr
Carl Herluf Holm
Denmark
Navy
Naval Bureucracy
Holm
Washington
Ordnance Laboratory
Navy Yard
Bureau of Ordnance
Bureau of Ships
War Shipping Administration
Fred Searles
Searles
Maritime Commission
U. S. Air Corps
Jazz Wallace
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Alice
Companionship and Courage in Everyday Quotes
A collection of brief reflections on words and human bonds. Highlights include George Matthew Adams on yes and no, a Boston Herald nod to shared flaws, and lines from Nathan and Clarke about hope and strength.
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George Matthew Adams
Bible Thought for Today Trust Him Always
A devotional urges readers to commit their way to the Lord and trust in Him, citing Psalm 37:3 as guidance for faith and daily conduct. The message emphasizes reliance on divine guidance and steadfast confidence in God's plan.
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Tucson
Daily Citizen
William B. Johnson
Alex Parker
Associated Press
All News
Toca N.ws
THE
United Press Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Sifferson
Little Boy Blue
Ding
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Carson Wonderland
Wallace
Biddle
Leo Crowley
State Department
Commerce Department
Nelson Rockefeller
Latin America
Mexico
United Feature Syn., Inc
Hot Springs
Ryan
Boston Herald
George Jean Nathan
James Freeman Clarke
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