Labor Clash Over CIO Suspensions Looms at AFL Tampa Meet
The AFL executive council moved to suspend ten CIO led unions for alleged fomenting rebellion. David Dubinsky voted against. the measure targets Amalgamated Clothing Workers Sidney Hillman Oil Field Gas Well and Refinery Workers Mill and Smelter Workers Ladies Garment Workers Textile Workers and Flat Glass Workers among about one million members.
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John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
Federation
John P. Frey
LPF
Mental Trades
CIO
David Dubinsky
Garment Workers
Lewis
Tampa
Thomas H. Brown
Ladies’ Garment Workers
Thomas F. Mc Mahon
Glor. McCabe
An. Biel
Ghia
Worded Gift versus Intent in Corneille Quotation
A noted quote contrasts true generosity with misdirected giving. It cites lavish gifts that avoid obligation and a booby who pretends charity to his mistress. The passage reflects on whether intent or method matters more in gifting.
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Corneille
Howehold Questions on Food Prep and Housekeeping
Guidance on draining fruit and vegetable juices for salads, using a colander for five minutes to prevent soggy plates. Instructions on stewing without a lid, washing muslin curtains with hot water, and color based washing tips with vinegar or ammonia.
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Associated
Grape Nats Ad Teases Public Contest Winners
Read the ad in another page to learn how to win. The entry offers valuable free prizes for boys and girls who join the contest.
Odd occupation in New York city India rubber man
Clarence E. Willard 61 earns income by stretching for civil service and police exam hopefuls. He can extend his height from 5 feet 10.5 inches to 6 feet 5.5 inches at will and maintain it for hours while walking or swimming. He cites health benefits and compares to animal stretching. Could this spark a health fad.
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New York City
Clarence E. Willard
Willard
India
Tongues Villa in Belgium Filters 123 Languages
Collier's Weekly describes a villa in Uccele Belgium as the busiest multilingual radio hub on earth where the Union Internationale de Radiophonie police monitors European stations. The place buzzes with noises and voices day and night as staff ensure proper wavelengths.
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Uccele
Belgium
Union Internationale de Radiophonie
Europe
Collier’s Weekly
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