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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1919

Page

15

New Industrial Conference Formed at White House

Washington announces a new industrial conference to pursue labor peace. Secretary of Labor Wilson heads a lineup of former Cabinet and federal officials and business leaders. The group, designed to be nonpartisan, will meet December first at a city venue yet to be named and will avoid direct labor or capital as such.

Washington White House Labor Wilson

Notable national conference to study labor policy invited

A new national labor conference will meet in Washington on December 1 to consider industrial relations and collective bargaining. The invited group includes Secretary of Labor Wilson and ex officials such as Thomas W. Gregory George W. Wickersham and Herbert Hoover, with prominent figures from academia business and state governments. The President's letter of invitation accompanies the plan.

Washington Congress Labor Wilson United States Thomas W. Gregory George W. Wickersham Herbert Hoover Commerce Oscar 8. Straus Henry M. Robinson Pasadena Cal Frank W. Taussig Tariff Commission Samuel W. McCall Massachusetts Martin N. Glynn New York Henry C. Stuart Virginia W. 0. Thompson Ohio State Universty Richard Hooker Springfield Mass George T. Slade St. Paul Julius Rosenwald Chicago Owen D.young New York City H. J. Waters Manhattan Kansas Stanley King Boston

Thin Persons Live Longer Says Actuaries Meet

Chicago Nov. 20 The American Institute of Actuaries heard H W Ratholph of Indianapolis state that thin persons live longer than fat persons moderate use of alcoholic beverages does not likely lessen life and the middle west is the most healthful area while the extreme south is the least healthful region in the United States

Chicago American Institute of Actuaries H. W. Ratholph Indianapolis Middle West United States

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