Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02

ONloluel III the steel industry, these tigurpS
Sho" as Ia mer, manufacturer. or home
y" w. Hel you may nave much greater inter
est IN 1t than many of its Stockholders A..
thing that interferes with steel nrodnrtin| ti,|
lltef1ereS with your own personal and husi-
ness operations. That is why we must have
!dUor legislation that, while fair to labor and
INDUSTRY, VIII protect the public fron1
abuses OF power by either labor or capitaI
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IF THE LABOR LEADERS will ho kind
enough to 1--we ON their reserves and m,;t
Galilng strikes, II wont take long for tho
united States to get back TO normal
wien the war wound up there was nm
llmedlate Crisis due to the Shortaoe of
manu1actuIed goods. The AUTOMOBILES in
uuStrE had been pulled out of its normal
dctINll!eS at me very beginning of the war
anu anu nooOuE needs to be told that every sec.
@ o.Ud VI ..e = oHlIed states WAS crying for new
cars new parts, new tires and every articlo
mat belongs to automobiles. So in tho con,.l(
ol events the automobile industry started
OUT 10 restore It's plants and Dut rvnrv ,,nit
INTO operation at the quickest possihin r,l
menl mat meant that it must have vo,.I,n,.
ana that 1t must have protection ayainst
strikes and against methods of nrooS0naLI'
price controls
II Is perfectly easy to understand tbo
~ vi '" "utOllOblC corporation to
It's stockholders that it's "moSt yol,.I,1
asset" is the traditional concont of ,r"ad
IatlonShipS within the corporation aS , na,t
Oh HS own Job. Human relationship wero
certainty smashed in the motor industry
ana IN production of steel, coal. and in othG,
directions ''' III "''lcI
lhlhgS are getting a little better and
ior many reasons the rate of unemploymont
III Ihe united States has dropped down to y
more satisfactory basis The public cortainI,.
appreciates any and all improvements
vi course there are enough thinUs to
worry about everywhere YOU lock. So slInnosc
we all pull together and Keep On Goinr no.
cause I'm union there is STRENGTH
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WHEN HISTORIANS Of thc ru,uro
appraise the accomplishments Of tho Do,,'o
crat Administration, which has hoon ~
power since 1888, it is likely that they will
give give IlfSt place to the destruction of the con-
lluGHce OF the American people i'm their Fed
eral government. That process of destrur-
tlon has now progressed so far that il can
oe arrested only by a thorough houso-clcan-
ing IN Washington.
The alternative is thc destruction or a.,
Government itself
history has proved time after tin,o tbo+
whenever a people became convinced that
Their government can not bc trustod th"t
government Will fall. 1t makes no difference
Mnethcr that government is a monarchy. a 5
'epuDnc, or bureaucratic Oligarchv. such ,
as we have in the United States today
!, Nhether 1t was planned that way or not
!he process of destroying the peoples faith
n theIr government began immediatcIv aftcr j
power in 1893 ''''' ''''"
!, me Congress Of the United States was ;
branch a
ed' II was reduced to the status of an ami ;;
"Gdleo ruDDer stamp to register the DEGREES I
oi the Executive Branch. Naturally the neo- /;
PIE soon began to lose confidence in their :
C0ngreSS. Maybe that was what the Admin.
Stfatlon wanted, AT any rate. that was thn :
result 90 ''' |
non, by series of wild-eyed cxpcri-
ie",H NtI'h were bound to fail, the Admin .
:! r:Ia'lon bureaucracy began to DESTROY con- y
'uelIGe i IN ltSeIi Probably that was not plan V
nee ned mat way, but the result was the Same Il
ne TACT that the bureaucratic schemes nrov. $
eel 10 be failures is not particularly imnort- q
m tIt except as to the amount of public money '
"Hlch was wasted, but naSmuch as thp II
JureducratS represented the Government u
nelr failures in the mind of the public CON, n
Suluted Su fallureS of the Government itself
we nave mad striking demonstrations in rc d
,Ghl months that the people have no faith a
:, ,lIatSoeVef IN the ability, or even the trust
N0fthlneSS Of our bureaucratic loado,s
" ItneSS the popular revulsion against tbc G,
> IfA ana other agencies of bureaucratic ruIc OF
1eSplle me Hood of government propaganda II
'eSIg'eo 10 save these tOttering structures
Even more recently it has been demons W
i "'G" cilaI lne Administration has succeeded ST
II shaking public confidence in the Sunromn ST
1ourt of the United States. That is the third h,
ct H IN the tragedy. All three branches of the Y,
,edera! Government-the Legislature. tho Ia
1Xecutlve and the JudiciaI-havc now beon
Undermined NV" "Vc''
;,.lt lmt pubic Drawing of Justices of our ~
lgheSt Court is what might we'll havo hoo, IN
as result of this Adminstra. M Sk
ION practice Of treating the Judiciarv ay q
polltlca arm of the Administration This Ve
h-AmGrlcan theory as to the Function Of
q ne - yudlcIal Branch was first revealed in all ac
us hldeouSncSS in the infamous atton'nt mi
PACK the Supreme Court That atton1nt CT
lftelcd temporary Steback at tho band,