davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-06-02
New Anti-Lubor Switch

The tub-thumpnp propagandists for the NAM and
other anti Union forces making switch IN their
proeram Having yeped constantly that Organized Labor
was to blame the natonary spree which gave business
blame for the present recesson Yes there is reces
sion and causing OF our best economists 10 worry
Remember when prices were jumping, right after the
death of the OPA? Remember those big newspaper adVe
tisements of the National Association of Manufacturers
They told YOU that prices would down hurry IL the
OPA and limitation abandoned lhen When prices
kept on shooting skyWard they blamed Labor. Every Tune
a Union got few hour, prices were upped many
times the actual cost of the raise They SAID Labor
wouldn't work production per man hour was down. lhey
sang that tune for long time
Meanwhile economists both in Labor and out OF Labor
were warning business that it could not continue to reap
such profits and to charge such fantastic prices without
bringing a recession.
Now the picture is changed High prices drove millions
out the market they could not they would not pay,
so they went without they bought substitutes One big
manufacturer who produces several kinds OF automobiles,
discovered that the folks who bought the hghesced
car had dropped the lowestprced which, incidentally
carries higher tag than the top models did before the
profit spree started Nobody buying the skyrced car
Business is off, decidedly. Unemployment is much
greater than it was year ago Even profits have Skdded
little
There is talk among industriaists of "stabization"
and washing the weaker competitorswhch means,
course the independents AT the time the NAM is
starting cry that if Labor the working people, insist on
wage increases to meet in small part the vastly in
creased cost of living the result will be- not higher prices
but recession in business.
Labor caused initiation: Labor is causing defation,
that is the NAM switch All of which utterly faacious,
of course but the big fellows repeat often enough and
if their publicity agencies din it into the pubcs
they WILL undoubtedly lot of folks going to believe 1T
eventually
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-06-02
Washington Labor Report
LUCAS-RAYBURN TEAM
STAGES A POOR SHOW
By BRADFORD v. CARTER. LPA Columnist

shocked last
week by Democratic Senate Leader Scott Lucas disclosure that only
three legislation will Senate attention
this session.
the importance accorded
prores Hartley repeal the North Atlantic pact and the
ciprocal trade agreements act.
considerable doubt that the adj
by July 81 True Washington pleasant But
million will the the Capital
unlike them don't conditioned
Offices few ubvesve saying that congressman
should, when consider this ful-time jobs.
Specifically listed statement the
Presidents health and civil rights legislation The
Senate leader added that he hold little hope for minimum
legislation social security REFORM and liberalization of
the displaced law.
beraabor Democratic Action,
which ALL CO and unafaed union leaders prominent
labelled than "lt
isl said ADA "a flat betrayal of the Democratic PLATFORM
Speaker of the House Sam Raybum with during his
with the President Raybu previously declared
the of scofed idea of
a special
Truman, declared with the pro-
liberal legislation this
seemed vw thought
special session early the fall No White House statement has
ruled out this possibility
Any judgement of the declaration
the Democratic Congressional eadersps failure
98 to date to keep with President Trumans The g
consistently
They failed that they elected
Their performance has been that Of tired hacks who
conservative predictions of their coeaguewhen they don't
them Virtually attempt made between November
the beginning the this January bills line
for them.
cplne the Dxecrats The opportunity support
dozen northern Republicans for substantial portions
Presidents program was lost.
Thuou the session Lucas Raybum
cheap compromises between the Presidents
JUDGES of the southern Democrats Seldom they poe
the That
of
real beraabor inside the Democratic party Congress-
the of trade union legislative representatives
AS disappointed the Lucas-Iaybun
utey nowhere if Tom Dewey had been in the White
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-06-02

To call President Harvey W. Brown of the international
Association of Machnist leader in the front ranks of the
pioneers of industrial democracy to state undsputabe
fact His has been unceasng and increasingly powerful
voice pleading for teamwork in industry urging manage
ment and labor aong parallel lines toward the goal
America Of material abundance and spiritual greatness
These words, they Browns own, true measure
of the He will renqush the presidency of his
union which he at all times has served SO well.
Regrettable Browns retirement from the labor
may appear there is believe that his services will
become available to the American people whole Uncon
med reports have Brown slated for ambassadorshp
leading position in the United States civilian admnistra
tion in Germany Such appointment if it materiazes-
and hope willis not only reflection of his abilities
1t long overdue recognition of the services of organized
labor America and of the guidance supplied by Brown and
like him to the working and of the nation
Brown has been apty described by Senator Hubert
Humphrey outstanding labor statesman; "enlsting
him Tin public servce) would be bold stroke of statesman
ship and demonstration to the democratic peoples of Eu
rope that America stands with the people of all
countries for the broad expansion of social welfare and dem
ocratc liberties" We wish him we'll We in Harvey
Brown commanding figure of the present and bright pro-
mise of the future Labor will watch his with
attention. love and pride.
Genial Al Hayes, who takes the helm of the lam, is
trade unionist of opnoch ability and excellent judgment
keen observer of domestic and international affairs he is
inspiring leader in his right and worthy
of Harvey Brown To him. too, abols cheers and best
wishes for success.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-06-02
NEWS und VIEWS

5s s s S s the nspa
Commerce number of things that needed be said Though
aener a Illustration atS n of onstruve labor thinking in America
Under enterprise Mr. Beck observed America has developed
joy such working Conditions high living standards
Sad daer i the Of their
"for none Of these problems unanswerable
Unless we do So Mr. Beck added there will be no free men,
t3s SdqoG sa sSs syHs We %q %b
developing processes this nation what today
in unity can we meet competition world markets We
permit those competitive industry to bottle inventive pro-
brought forth equally from the amsters leader Re
"a M onom @ e ed and that pocians and Others by their anti
activities actually inviting abors political development he
If who rule political thought in this country
sbor inevitably into ao political ed Whether
that ae away I from or the and 3
ay @ o sson % sG 9d the w 5ddgs ny in this system of
w He b a s e s or ST sd s~s s SG an % @ @
mediate of plungng the British labor movement into politics
peang that legislation (nt much ater yet it continued
War GeTfR M Rehsfb b took be machinery
% aB bn Of a oaan h Re P9S 4 Ga u ag aH
others still moving toward greater degree of socialism
What man in American industry wants pay price
as'f a~s Mr. ees asked % Organized today
between m "a and 10 moa a wEG M field % of p 10 % as 5r acG a b @
the field Of ECONOMICS they can and they will in my Judgment rock
@ Bs labor Soqki 8 rSya@s sst
choice sound This
belief that labor political action
perhaps destroy free Quite the 1t
the political and economic structure
the future and the final ana
problems Through the
evolution" to quote again from Dave Beck
accident negotiated AtL
Automobile Workers. Local 737 Toledo, Ohio, conusve
the of
currently debated throughout the nation
victims sickness nonoccupatonal
accident entitled to weekly income of $3.50 for full In
$4,000 life clause $1,000
ACKNOWLEDGMENT feature disqualification at So
$50 for hospital surgical fees
to laboratory
coverage and other worthwhile features.
Washburn his jusi
pointing another milestone the unions
all AFL Workers under the
the country Their constructive efforts raise the
the
protection through voluntary agreements rather than too
established directed health
beyon the of democratic trade unionsm.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-06-02
"Hungover"

If you a Washington buTeaucrat with high salary
and ample leisure and afford abroad your ticket
to Europe, around the world is exempt from the trans
portation tax.
campaign ahead, other American citizen with high
expenses and cannot afford vacation abroad and buy
poraton by train bus to visit your n-aws Kansas
other distant point, the Federal Government takes
fifteen per cent of the travel expense This tax ranspor
taton passed to discourage needless
American people have right to object trenuousy to this
tax that never intended revenue measure This
transportation Americans $3.50 900 year Wheth-
you earning living travelling travelling for
tion, this is burdensome nuisance tax 1t is hangover
from the war. Congress should repeal it,
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-06-02
Communist Coins In China

No person follow the progress of Communist ag-
gression in China without alarm. The Chinese people
war-weary Their first used against foreign
invasion and further against their citizens whom the
Poburo turned into fifth column against the government
of China
The situation is very different from the invasions of
earlier times Then China waited and quietly absorbed the
invaders The Communist armies are led by zeaos trained
sacrifice everything to the They will carry out the
general strategy of Lenn who prophesied that Asia would
be communized well Europe. The Soviet count on
eventually using the vast manpower of Asia to subdue all
Europe and then North America.
We had chance to aid China but we lost it. Now
only watch the horror develop when great and old
tion becomes a victim of the presentday worlds worst
tyranny Unless miracle occurs, freedom in Asia APP
pears doomed.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-06-02
Repeal Transportation Tax

During the federal tax imposed passenger
tickets and fares There two why this tax
leviedto raise to the and to discour
age travel at time when travel facilities limited be-
of military movements.
The war is over These reasons no longer apply. The
railroads need passengers to provide the
passenger movement necessary to make passenger traffic
of profit rather than loss the before the
Rail travel has fallen off to such extent that
companies face financial problem The expected in
in passenger traffic should the tax be repealed might
mean the difference between profit and loss
The railroads quite justified in seeking repeal of
this tax Railroad workers. since they also interested in
the welfare of their industry lock hands with their employ
and ask for its repeal.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-06-02
&!{|Z8g|Bi;7 &

Communists and Communist & .ta tfGh their tn the we o
% o r the s dSf be Gus a Dae ] D one reporter from
Rn New & 4 IF had % been e Od to get dTH
Party official coming close the dsadne & and dm he
% " had aFss Dssi sn Ts.
telling Communists policy the hell
mps @ r P0he the door lie 0 ragn and
o 0n Rfsf h and
% ou % Suddeny REALIZED
5 ed gf aad aed Pa oay 5 o int e bo meeg
tries SRom P % dsvn s any @ pss s the s @
fs the & fw % was rs0g so 1pP @ be owd
that this how R E adsT % & ge @ dr O @
munist that by
Hs E"S5 sss"Sa s
ported that they We're giving away
2sPs sSS
Ha5or @ Congress Iobbss Capitol Hin
%ps9 sa s % Gs9 afse v Ss
G the P @ 45 gT
the time Pas tn Ssd s Of dS g eo @ s own Se 3
wnsr 6s F6ss G 5od Rs
Dewey Dew Short Gama the board S Of some
sn % but IT. EVE o1 1 to d the s M bs oep
Of the Senate of Representatives
The American Medical Association lobby spent s24soco during
the first three N gt @ hs national 6sat4 which
fund for its lobby and collected
during inevitably there always
stupid streak reactiona the ANA pulled two
this month First letters Negro doctors in
Washington d. trying the bite them for $5forgettng
that Negro doctors aren't permitted to belong to their ywhte
District Columbia Dnge 3D. Mich)
ANA lobbying blueprint which proposed that they get hold of
those
the health insurance
point suddenly that Congressman
health operated at the
Naval Hospital ceckup and
private hospital they're seriously ill they Army Navy
day doctor bills service and
less than one third of what would cost in private hospital Said
program that doesn't provide for psychatrit
for the medical lobby"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-06-02
Discrimination Helps Boss

A boss who's against unonsm always wants to keep
many workers possible out of the union If you deny
membership to workers because of their color re
gon ancestry, you play right into the bosss hand
Such workers have to work without union protection
The boss may them to pull your standards down
replace you for lower wages But If all the workers
union this can't happen.
Discrimination in union keeps union weak. AND A
WEAK UNION HURTS YOU!
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-06-02
just Between Us GirIs---By Taft

Robert Taft home May 10th
meeting of 1000 members of Ohio Republican Women Organ
aton in Columbus Ohio What his record? Taft
blocked the Deal
will check that before through with this
He took crack at Oho farmers by sneeng the
Plan high He himself
sembed by boang that the Taft Hartley the books
The workers of Ohio will
1850.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-06-02
Good Use For En-

Guns and tanks that part of the equipment of
the German General Romme in his North African campaign
will be sent to Sweden where they literally will be beaten
powshares at the Boxholm Iron Works, dispatch from
Stockholm saws.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-06-02
WHAT NEXT?

1t is reported that cobs promise to help reduce the
cost of making pywood EXperimenters say the of
flour made of ground cobs may cut by much so per-
cent the amount of resin needed in glue employed in ply
wood manufacture.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-06-02

of this that they the first
inherent both Communist and Fascist doctrines the
signals And they know that labor
nation is its best bulwark against tyranny
Arizona sun., 1949-02-25


If your diet
lacks bulk for nor
NAL elimination,
eat IN ounce OF
KELLOGG'S ALL
BRAN every day
in milk-and d
drink plenty Of
water. If not sat-
isfied after 10
days, send empty
-L~ - T~l10--
Arizona sun., 1949-02-25
There They Stood With Their Cameras il. .

Ihat y
rminy hilarious Or might foster mind uidendd-
it it
O
ning tries IN e
Arizona sun., 1949-02-25

Dry DDT goes into suspension in
water less readily than any other
form and withstands rain more de-
sirably. It contains no oil to cause
burning or to help DDT penetrate
the hide. The DDT particles are
microscopic in size and thus a given
amount covers a greater area than
other forms. It is said one iscomist
cow bomb will treat approximately
100 cattle with the recommended 80
second treatment. It provides pro-
lection for cattle on pasture for
about three weeks under average
conditions. To help prevent lice in
festation, prophylactic treatment Of
all additions to the herd is recon-
mended.
The iscomiSt cow bomb can be
used on dairy and beef cattle, hogs,
horses and sheep.
The procedure recommended for
cows is to cover the body Of the
animal with paint sprayer motions
at from IL to 18-inch distances; for
legs only 6-8 inches. Total time per
cow is about 30 seconds.
Advantages of the bomb include
microscopic coating of each hair
and the hide of the animal with the
DDT particles; less wash-off as
compared with wettable powder and
dusts, more equal results; saves
chore time, and can be done with
no mixing, cleaning or fuss.
Arizona sun., 1949-02-25

American dairy farmers have
learned that some discontented
cows, like some discontented
women, can be expensive as well as
unpleasant.
Most Of the cows troubles can be
traced to heat and humidity. A cow,
unlike a human being, can perspire
only through the mouth. So when
the temperature and humidity in
side barn get high, the animal
becomes uncomfortable and stub
born-particularly at milking time.
The U. S. department of agri-
culture says an average COW gives
off almost a pint of water every
hour through breathing. In addition
to the high humidity caused by this
breathing, cow has an extremely
high body temperature.
During the winter months when
the cows are in the barn most of the
time, this combination results in
the generation of an enormous
amout of water vapor and heat.
When the warm, moisture-laden
heat comes into contact with the
cold walls, condensation and frost
is formed.
The net result to the farmers is
rotting beams, joist and siding; a
loss of hay because of the mold
created by moisture and frost;
milk contamination, disease, par
ticularly among the young stock;
reduction of milk production be-
cause of the discomfort to cows,
and farmers are forced to work un-
der unpleasant conditions.
Arizona sun., 1949-02-25

carton to Kellogg Co., Battle Creek
Mich, and get DOUBLE YOUR MONEY
BACK. Get KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN nowt
Arizona sun., 1949-02-25
Superphosphate Held Best
For SUGAR Beet Fertility

Ordinary superphosphate is the
best source of phosphate when used
as a fertilizer for sugar beets,
wheat and barley, according to DR..
Sterling R. Olsen, USDA soil
scientist and Robert Gardner,
agronomist at the Colorado AIM
college experiment station.
Experiments on various ferti-
lizers containing radioactive phos.
phorous, indicate that calcium meta.
phosphate was a close second.
Arizona sun., 1949-02-25

The fashionable
photo at the left,
"Dali Atonicus," took
first prize in the pro-
fessional action class.
1t is a sllrrealistic
treatment of a sur
realistic subject, Sal
vador Dali, in a sur
realistic setting. Just
what obscure symbol
ism is embodied in
this connection of the
leaping Dali, two
flung cats and a fly
ing tongue of water
may not be clear to
you. Don't worry
about this. 1t prob
ably wasn't clear to
the photographer-or
to Dali either. for
that matter.
Arizona sun., 1949-02-25
JUGT MggM
.7SS|IS:Tj7I[I.S

Ginger and Mustard
Sbe-Wby don't these troops sb0sV
more ginger?
He-WeH, yoa see. they Were Just
recently mustered.
Shady Deal
Mary-My cousin is engaged in
some pretty shady undertakings.
Harry-Really?
Mary-Yeah, he hangs awnings.
Case Study
First Doctor-I had an unusual
case today.
Second Doctor-What was it?
First D0ct0r-I attended a grass
widow with hay fever.
Arizona sun., 1949-02-25

Top sports shot in
the GrafleX contest
was pardon My
Gloves" The action,
arrested at the mo-
ment one mans glove
crunched against the
other fighters face
amounts to an excel
lent representation of
suspended brutality.
The impact of the
gloves becomes al
most a tangible thing
to the vicariOus be-
holder. Second prize
In the professional
action class was the
award the picture
earned.
Arizona sun., 1949-02-25
Constipated? So
Was This Woman

81 would 90 from one Sunday to the
next, then take a harsh purgative.
That's over now that ! eat KELLocG'S
ALI-BRAN daily."-Mrs. KGtheTtme
Turner. T,ad;nn1DOlis. Ind.
Arizona sun., 1949-02-25

ooh, My Deah," the picture of the
supercilious baby, was awarded second
prize in the professional feature class.
Photographing young children, although
it generally produces an abrasive effect
on the patience, nevertheless is amply
rewarding when it results in delight
full study like this. Sure, it's more
heart-warming than hot brick.
Arizona sun., 1949-02-25
New Cow Bomb Used
In Spraying Animals
Dry DDT Crystals Now
Practical for Spray

A new animal disinfectant device,
called the 'iscomist cow bomb,
is now available for use on live
stock.
The cow bomb Is used to apply q
deposit Of dry DDT crystals to the
hair and hide Of livestock for pro-
lection against the horn fly. house
fly. stable fly, cattle lice, ticks,
mosquitoes and certain other In
sects.
, 1949-10-13
LOOK and LEARN
by A. C. Gordon


l. What is the surface area of
the skin which covers the human
body?
2. How old was Jesus when he
began to teach?
3. How many times does the
numeral zone" or word zone" ap-
pear on a U. S. one-dollar bill, not
counting the serial number?
4. What bird has the unusual
ability to fly straight up and down
5. What Shakesearean character
has the most lines to speak?
ANSWERS on back page)
, 1949-10-13
Certificate
Of Dissolution

It being within the province
of my office, /, the undersign-
ed, Morris F. de Castro, Gov
eminent Secretary of the Vir-
gin Islands, upon being salts
fled by due proof, hereby GER
tify that consent by the stock
holders to the dissolution Of
the domestic corporation
known by the firm name and
style of THE VIRGIN IS
LANDS COMPANY has been
filed in accordance with Law.
In testimony whereof, I have
hereunto set my hand and
caused the Seal of the Govern
ment of the Virgin Islands of
the United States to be affix-
ed at Charlotte Amalie, ST.
Thomas Virgin Islands, this
sixth day of October, A. D.,
1949.
Morris F. de Castro
Government Secretary
SEAL
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-04
Die Hariier &onferens

.4ls in Gbina alles fertig mar fiir
ben groBen Mft I'M @eltorama, ge,
rlbte Stalin, bur6 einen amerifani,
i6en Sournaliiten Der @elt ieine 8e,
reitidaft flnb5utl,n, iiber Die Mufbe.
bung Der 8elaserung bon Berlin nit
iid reben au laiien. @s tpurben bar.
iiber foloiial eebeime 8eipre6uneen
gepflogen, bebor man cine befrieoi,
genoe Sormel fanb. 9ariiber gingen
pieber @oden bin, uno in Ser Grill,
lung Der bon StaIin geitel1ten 8eoin.
gung trat lebte @o6e oie 8ier- -Wini.
iter-& -&onferen5 in Baris aulammen -
gerabe uls ii6 Die &ommuniIten ber
Seds -Willionen4Stobt Sbangboi nd.
berten.
Die @e1tmd6te famen allerbings
ald nit elmer Grumpffarte an Den
&onferenatii6, DEM Dor tpenigen Sa.
gen aus ser Saufe gebobenen @eit.
beutlben Staat, Dem Stalin- als
alter 9foBtd11i6er fann er bas Mogelr
nidt laiien - ieinen oItbeutiden
BolfsfongreB gegeniiberftellt. Mbe1
bas lit iblieBlib nur cine Der mosfo.
tpitiid5en Sronien. Stalin rafft, 1pas
er raffen fann, l1nb tpenn er 'r1aI ba.
neben greift, lit audi nibt biel berlo.
rem. gr ,peiB, Bob fem oeutlder Sit'
Staat ei11itlpeilen r,ur sSai1abe lit
Mber er ldBt iib tortreffIib fiir Hro.
paganba5pede ausbeuten, ll,1b binte1
Der Saifabe laffen fid Sprengminen
auslegen, Die i'm borgeiebenen @ugen.
Bid auffliegen 1perben. @ber borldu.
fig gebt es Stalin nod nidt nm bel.t'
ide ober europ1iId)e gntiheioungen
Die fino nod fei11em 4rogramnl nod
niht fdnig. Sm &nmpf nm europa
ben er aueroings nod Hotsbam al