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Brewster employes dramatically forced an answer. At the urging of their union (C.I.O. United Auto Workers), all but 200 of the day shift stayed at work, even after the night shift came on. Since there was too little work for two crews, some workers played ping-pong and shuffleboard, danced...
Expert In Rackets. Again Bishop Garbett resolutely dug in. A bachelor, he struggled with the malnutritive budgets of swarming slum families. He became an expert in the manipulations of loan sharks, mastered the ins & outs of rent piracy. Today the benign Archbishop of York probably knows more at first hand...
Dean M. Gillespie, 59, victor by a narrow 3,000 votes, was the first Republican elected from Colorado's First Congressional District since 1932. He campaigned with a splash: big billboards, solid newspaper support, and batteries of girls telephoning the citizenry. He hammered at one issue-New Deal bureaucracy...
Domestic politics may present as tough obstacles as foreign. Within the Administration, Harold Ickes is scrabbling with other powers for control of Petroleum Reserves Corp. Congress is talking darkly of throwing the whole thing overboard (TIME, Jan. 31). The prerogative-conscious State Department, which suggested PRC in the first place...
The pattern was repeated last week. Not even National Chairman Harrison Spangler had counted on bagging the Kentucky Governorship. This border-state triumph was the key to the whole trend: it demonstrated that Negroes are deserting the New Deal in droves, that public resentment against the "ins" is stronger in...