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...International Union of Corporation Presidents and Chairmen of Boards of Directors entitled to the rights of collective bargaining guaranteed by the Wagner...
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Senator Maloney still felt that the Balkanization of Washington war agencies had gone too far; that the home front would never get an adequate hearing within WPB. So did New York's New Dealing Senator Robert Wagner, chairman of the Banking & Currency Committee...
Most sensational prison break was the successful escape in 1940 of a notorious killer and Parchman trusty, Kennie Wagner, ex-trick shot circus star who killed five men in three states. Last February, 19 other prisoners broke prison in the largest break in Mississippi history. All but three have been recaptured. The prison is also criticized for working its men too hard-competition to make a profit is too keen among its 17 farming units. This year Mississippi's Governor Paul B. Johnson heeded the reformers. His order: more attention to rehabilitation of the prisoners, less to making money...
When Tommy Beecham was born, in 1879, the elaborate Beecham home, in St. Helens near Liverpool, already contained an assortment of pianos and pipe organs. Beecham père soon added the latest gadget in mechanical music, a reed orchestrion, which made Wagner sound like a merry-go-round. Tommy listened to it by the hour, vowed he would devote his life to music. Beecham's Pills made possible a musical education at home and abroad. Tommy learned much as accompanist to the late great French baritone Victor Maurel. But the pills were not always an unmixed blessing. When...