FEPC bill arguments split in heated Senate debate
James Marlow surveys the FEPC bill clash in Washington. Supporters say it bans employment discrimination and creates a five member commission with enforcement power. Opponents warn it curbs hiring freedom and invites bureaucracy, riots, and political manipulation.
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Crossword Clue Set From Historical Paper
A list of across clues including Valuable ness small round hill a sun god lifted again hole piercing tool Hindu garment utter failure slang vanquishes terrors thin membranous covering edible tubers of arum family capital of Yemen line of juncture village Russ lames cent abbr puts through aricer sheer linen fabric smell one who welds skin tumors woody perennials sacred image Russ fish weight abbr fish weight and other scattered entries from an old crossword puzzle.
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Government and labor unions denounce widespread discrimination
The piece notes that discrimination is widespread and rising, with states enacting anti discrimination laws. It warns that business exit and white employee layoffs were forecast, but those outcomes have not occurred, and employers have not faced mass harassment.
Navy Ship Entry and Pilot Use Policy
The Department of the Navy states that U S Navy ships entering U S ports may not require an outside pilot to reach dock but CO discretion applies. In large ports a pilot is often not used, while in restricted river passages a civilian pilot is typically engaged and reimbursed. The commanding officer remains responsible for ship safety.
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Robert Cummings wardrobe tips for men in Hollywood
Hollywood columnist shares guidance from Robert Cummings on choosing one good suit, tailoring for figure flaws, and achieving a casual yet cared for look. He warns about posture, belt use, pockets, and handkerchiefs, noting small details influence public perception and livelihood.
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Strength For The Day Story Of A Korean Pastor Trial
Archie Campbell recounts two sons of a Korean Christian pastor shot by a communist. The boys died with arms outstretched in a cross shape. The communist is captured and tried for murder. The pastor appears at the trial and pleads for the life of the killer, resulting in a parole.
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Plea to spare death as communist turns Christian
The plea argues the condemned man is not spiritually ready to die while his family embraces Christianity. The father of the accused asks to fund the education of children left behind. The speaker claims strong Christian faith could undermine communism and broader social ills.
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Naturalization Rights for Chinese in 1943 Act
Under the Act of December 17 1943 Chinese were made eligible for naturalization in the United States. Previously Chinese and those of Chinese descent were denied the right to naturalize.
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