Padway obituary taints Truman view and office
Westbrook Pegler denounces Joseph Padway, AFL chief counsel, as a corrupt labor fixer who profited from rackets and extortion. Pegler argues President Truman should not feign sorrow for a man who harmed unions and public trust. The piece accuses Padway of manipulating unions, aiding criminals, and betraying workers, asserting the president's reaction harms the office.
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New York
Truman
San Francisco
Joseph Padway
American Federation of
United States
Padway
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Labor
Executive Council
The
A. F. of L
Hugons
Teamptera’ Union
Attorney General
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Roosevelt
Dan Tobin
Teamsters’ Union
England
British Trades Union Congress
Tobin
Greenland
Moose Jaw
T.U.C
Capone
George Browne
Willie Bioff
Inter-Racial Commission Drafts Rules for FEPC Enforcement
Hartford, Oct. 14 AP Rules for administration of the Fair Employment Practices act were approved by Attorney General Edward N. Allen, chairman of the State Inter-Racial Commission. Filing procedures, investigation, conciliation, and potential public hearings outline the enforcement process for claims of discrimination based on race, religion, or nationality. Copies of the regulations will be mailed to 17,000 employers, labor organizations, and employment agencies.
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Hartford
Attornney General
Edward N. Allen
State Inter-Racial Commission
Allen
Forma
Inter-Racial Commission
Haring Tribunal
Plan Card Party At Bridgeport Boys Club
The Bridgeport Boys Club auxiliary will host a card party Friday night at the Middle Street club. Mrs. James Matera chairs the event with assistants Mrs. Dominic Cretella Mrs. Frank Esposito Ann Antignani Mrs. Anthony Lappell Mrs. Earl Mastin and Mrs. Salvatore Fazio.
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Bridgeport Boys' Club
Middle Street Boys’ Club
James Matera
Dominic Cretella
Frank Esposito
Ann Antignani
Anthony Lappell
Earl Mastin
Salvatore Fazio
Fortune Moves Fortunes in Philadelphia Bank Transfer
In Philadelphia on October 14 officials of the Tradesmens National Bank & Trust disclosed that about 150 million dollars in cash and securities plus valuables in safe deposit boxes were moved from the old quarters to the new main office at Walnut Street. Only onlookers and guards witnessed the operation with twenty four guards and a police squad on duty. The note about a gardenia is unrelated to the bank move.
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Philadelphia
Tradesmens National Bank & Trust Company
Bank
Walnut Street
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