May Day Labor Day origins in Europe and U S history
The article explains May Day as Europe’s labor holiday tied to spring and 19th century socialist actions for an eight hour day. It contrasts with U S Labor Day on September and notes 1882 parades, Knights of Labor influence, and 1894 federal legalization under Grover Cleveland.
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Chicago
United States
Europe
Congress of the
Second International of Socialist Parties
U.S.S.R
Australia
Socialist Party
Central Labor Union
New York City
New York
Knights of Labor
World Book Notes
Grover Cleveland
Banquet Marks Chautauqua-45 At Ocean Park
Ocean Park Association held its 45th Chautauqua Banquet at the Temple. Rev. Robert Smith led invocation and Richard Burns presided. A tape of Miss Elizabeth Aegerson recalled Ocean Park’s turn of the century. Dr. Herbert Gezork spoke on God Bless America andwarf experiences as German immigrant. A satellite portrait Mars by Mariner 9 was noted.
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Ocean Park
Ocean Park Association
Temple
Robert Smith O Sanford
Richard F. Burns
Elizabeth Aegerson
Portland
Aegerson
England
Free Baptist Women's Missionary Society
Herbert Gezork
Natick
Mass
America
Germany
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