Behooves On Facts: labor unrest deepens in US
Moscow December 19 The decline of unionism and a belief that employers seek to deprive workers of war gains, paired with a public view that production must restart and strikes end, form the core of industrial discontent. Howard T Lewis says unrest stemmed from prewar roots, worsened by war dynamics, with labor defending gains while wary of opportunistic employer and government actions. Public sentiment calls for production growth and restraint by labor leaders, who have disputed the ethics of their positions.
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Kimberly Community Choral Club Gives Cantata The Good Shepherd
The Kimberly Community Choral Club will present The Good Shepherd cantata at the high school auditorium Sunday evening December 21 at 8 o'clock. The program lists Hark the Herald Angels Sing, Make a Joyful Noise Unto the Lord, Search My Sheep, The Advent, Christians Awake, Rejoice With Me, One Shepherd, and Good Shepherd among others, with soloists and choruses led by Mrs Rosa, Miss Sneile, Mr Sartwell, and Director Mr Bhberty, piano by B Rough.
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Palestine as Jews home draws world reaction
A controversial proposal envisions a Jewish state in Palestine with up to 20 million inhabitants. The article cites French author Max Nordius and notes Zionist aims, with plans for citizenship and taxation tied to residency, plus debates over borders and international reaction.
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Mississippi Valley Association Backs Bigger Highway Body
The Mississippi Valley association urged Congress to expand public funds into a larger federal aid framework. It endorses a more energetic department of agriculture and a strengthened federal aid system based on state data. Adams Produce Company Newton Hall, manager, promotes local cash farming services year round.
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Untitled Arithmetic Fragment About Large Multiplications
An OCR fragment discusses multiplying 15 by itself and by a variable described as IPSELY, repeating the operation to reach 16 products. It claims enormous results requiring 476 billion figures and 28 years, concluding the task would be easier with a strange time adjustment.
Hoppe's Rise Shaped by Father in Billiards Greats
Willie Hoppe is hailed as the greatest billiards player of all time, built on a disciplined path laid by his father, John Henry Frank Hoppe. The elder Hoppe, a former billiard trader, mentored Willie from youth, refining a unique system and emphasizing practice and timing to sustain championship form.
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Lyceum Notice Adjusts December Appearances
Mark Sullivan performances at Artists Crid and Ipward Quatet have been postponed from December 19 and December 29 respectively to an unspecified future date. The event remains on the schedule for now with a tentative rescheduling pending.
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Senate Passes Sweet Bill for War Risk Insurance Increase
The Senate late this afternoon approved a bill already passed by the House, providing a $40,000,000 increase in war risk insurance allowances for wounded soldiers. The measure expands benefits for veterans and adds funds to support medical needs.
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Berger Wins Inelection From Wisconsin District
Victor L. Berger, re elected to Congress from Wisconsin fifth district, defeated Henry Bedensiah by about 4,000 votes. Berger’s lead 24 267 Bodenstab 1 61. Bain noted danger of disloyal statements and possible jail before taking seat. House to deny seat and salary pending a new ruling on ineligibility tied to espionage law violations. Evolution: a butterfly is a worm that has turned. Old papers sell for a bundle at The Times.
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Train Collision Near Iowa Valley Injures Fifteen
A Western Railway mail train collided with the rear of a passenger train near Missouri Valley Iowa one mile west of town. The engine telescoped a sleeping car injuring fifteen people and disrupting service. Emergency crews transported the injured as investigations began into the cause of the crash.
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