Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
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Harry : Truman lac. rh,, Good Mi.
"l hl% 'ouulTymcn. hur hc has dis
appointed 1h" p"oplr who Wund,l
whether he Knows how tn hardI,
some OF th" Gr"at questions facina
tlr Nation An the evidence show.
mat ms r"rcut appeal to tho conn
Try. asking that We. the people. 20
after C"nGr"S" and make thom SGT
Il" lahVr strikes aud uuuhl,s I've
tween employers aud workers. WIS
mot We'll rcrc,y"d Thrrc va. too
MI" I"Llc IN hi" alGumcmS
Nluc" III" Democratic par}y ralno
INTO p"W"r lhirt,rn years a.o IN,
Presidency has olcr~htdoWcd III,
legislative branch of the Govern
m"ut Whru Pre- jdcut Truman d.,
cld"d to pass the huch" to CON
gross. TIL" @"u"raj t""liu%. MOI only
amnnI National and political IcaI
crS. hni thIou4hout the cnuntl.;.
Was disappointing" t.v-ryWhrrc.
people asked WHY hasn't Nr
Truman used the power that Is in
his bands and qult dlckcliue over
such petty questions; as 4 "Lorh AZ
TN, Books
This Wa~hlu2tnn Lrrtrr hl4 been
lcp"atinG th" h"lcf th.n il is 1b
%nrd t"l tr" President tu insist.
aud r.-i"elst on en-called Tact
'"ine hn1r,I. tor lbr purpose nt
rtluG io NrnHc tha General No
TORS can mauuia,turc HuronnhiI.,
at r'"-War prices anl lncrel-c thc
pay "f III" mlon workers ON ,frlku
70 prr cont
II is perfectly rlaIu that the uu.
ION labor force" that are ,4lrvmp
on these strikes are @rrku!. tn
push tn" &r"at American udu<tiial
ANA manufacturing Ar~t,ur: out of
control "t fhrir oWu business
Ih"r" is " growing h",lrf Ii
Washington lhal tho strikes could
u" chc' krd hl the Prc~idcu1 Arrv
much cd>l'r. and qulckrI thau hY
Congress-
great many hltlul men and
women h"Iicyr that strikes must I've
stopped by the Government Thcrr
certainly Is Widespread lack ut con
Id"uc" IN Administration poIiti-
clans "Who are running the coun-
try for politics sake"
In this doplorahlr :iuL,finn if
h'ho"N"S every riGht- thinking mann
ana woman IN th" ujt"d state, to
stand rigid and tl1u I'm dclnanIuc
u return "i speedy pcar, time nor
NAL rrudtjous
It"c"mN"r''iou is already months
hrnnd. and that is largely trace.
am" I" weakness in Washington.
p'HT GH" Up Ih.. Npb
one" upon 4 time Strambn.t.. d,d
Il rushing business ON the AIisslS-
"pp River. the Father Of Waters.
After tn" Iron horse" drove the
stag" coach hack into the barn. it
found new worlds Ia couuucr
tV'hlualIy tn" railroads paralIcIcii
! ne mississippi River aud caprurad
IN" tr"lEhi and PASSENGER business
Even tn" 'ShoW boats" capirulatrd
h'H. the railroads, built now lines
nt tracks bordering the Great
Lakes. and took over most of tbc
transportation business.
W Mh"n World War WAS over tbr
nltrd States Shipping BOARD va.
IN operation Then came the So
'Il'd Merchant Marine Act of I9to
ana I1' nltcd States Government
i'rIar"d that 1t is ncccsaarv for
ne National Defense and dnyc1on.
h'hl ot It's foreign and do,nocti,.
commerce" that the United &t,,,.
man nav" Merchant Marine enf
''l'n' I" 'arrY its domestic v,t.,.
)"rH" commerce." That Art W..
'r'h'lpaIly ON acconnt of pine
ir'Hlu@ about TRADE" "" BUM won
I'riuI ships IN recent wears
II" anyways challcn.r or..,n
transportation and the r,iIroad.'
''roInl2" tn" fact that aIrpl,n,s
'f' certain to hcromo powerful
competitors
AMERICAN steamships racc active
'"Ilp"'ltl"n from the airliur..
ne skies aud the oceans h,y,
'"n" to BATH" IN tie nanc ot tr.,,.
]OrtatiOu
Thr Rcd.Cro,,
TO" much cannot be said in pr,iyc
y the American Red Cross ms,
hlhk OF 1t having produced ESQ
'"'"'" surgical dressing for ou1
>rIny ana Navy and for foroipn
var relief. This is in addition tn
production of l,000.000 parnnu,.,
nd more than 5000 900 XII h,a.
'hirh were filled with plavinp
ards sewing kits. soap. sb.[im1
its and other items. ''' '''''
1t IS Impossible to name an tho
'onderful achievements of tho pnd
ross, but we cannot overload :,
oo.ooo meals and snacks served -
MS country during 1945. More than