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Editorial
October 6, 1950
Florida Labor Advocate
Tampa, Hillsborough County, Florida
What is this article about?
Compilation of quotes from notable figures including Byron Price, Robert H. Jackson, and Omar N. Bradley on topics like voter influence, free speech, international aggression, and economic mobilization, ending with a statistic on women in the labor force.
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VIEWS and REVIEWS
What They Say Whether Soon or Late
BYRON PRICE, Assistant Secretary-General, United Nations:
"It is the individual American voter - the American newspaper reader who is going to decide many world issues of highest consequences to our country."
VINCENT C. ROSS, industry official:
"There is altogether too much talk of 'security' and not enough of 'opportunity.'"
ROBERT H. JACKSON, Associate Justice U. S. Supreme Court:
"Indirect punishment of free press or free speech is as evil as direct punishment of it."
EDWARD KARDELJ, Yugoslav Foreign Minister:
"There is real danger today of aggression being launched under the guise of defense from aggression."
RALPH W. SOCKMAN, preacher:
"The church which tries to give religion as an opiate to the people will find itself poisoned."
HARWOOD L. CHILDS, political scientist:
"The American people do not need to be told what they should or should not want."
OMAR N. BRADLEY, General Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff:
"We will protect and maintain our form of government and our way of life against any challenge and at any cost."
HERBERT H. LEHMAN, U. S. Senator from New York:
"The mobilization of the profit dollar is just as essential as the mobilizing of human lives."
Women workers made up 18% of the total labor force in 1900. Today more than 28% are engaged in productive work.
What They Say Whether Soon or Late
BYRON PRICE, Assistant Secretary-General, United Nations:
"It is the individual American voter - the American newspaper reader who is going to decide many world issues of highest consequences to our country."
VINCENT C. ROSS, industry official:
"There is altogether too much talk of 'security' and not enough of 'opportunity.'"
ROBERT H. JACKSON, Associate Justice U. S. Supreme Court:
"Indirect punishment of free press or free speech is as evil as direct punishment of it."
EDWARD KARDELJ, Yugoslav Foreign Minister:
"There is real danger today of aggression being launched under the guise of defense from aggression."
RALPH W. SOCKMAN, preacher:
"The church which tries to give religion as an opiate to the people will find itself poisoned."
HARWOOD L. CHILDS, political scientist:
"The American people do not need to be told what they should or should not want."
OMAR N. BRADLEY, General Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff:
"We will protect and maintain our form of government and our way of life against any challenge and at any cost."
HERBERT H. LEHMAN, U. S. Senator from New York:
"The mobilization of the profit dollar is just as essential as the mobilizing of human lives."
Women workers made up 18% of the total labor force in 1900. Today more than 28% are engaged in productive work.
What sub-type of article is it?
Press Freedom
Foreign Affairs
Economic Policy
What keywords are associated?
Views And Reviews
Notable Quotes
Free Speech
International Aggression
Economic Mobilization
Women Labor Force
What entities or persons were involved?
Byron Price
Vincent C. Ross
Robert H. Jackson
Edward Kardelj
Ralph W. Sockman
Harwood L. Childs
Omar N. Bradley
Herbert H. Lehman
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Compilation Of Notable Views On Current Issues
Stance / Tone
Neutral Presentation Of Diverse Opinions
Key Figures
Byron Price
Vincent C. Ross
Robert H. Jackson
Edward Kardelj
Ralph W. Sockman
Harwood L. Childs
Omar N. Bradley
Herbert H. Lehman
Key Arguments
Individual Voters And Newspaper Readers Decide World Issues
Too Much Emphasis On Security Over Opportunity
Indirect Punishment Of Free Press Or Speech Is Evil
Danger Of Aggression Disguised As Defense
Church Giving Religion As Opiate Will Poison Itself
Americans Do Not Need To Be Told What To Want
Protect Government And Way Of Life At Any Cost
Mobilization Of Profit Dollar As Essential As Human Lives