Supreme Court sidesteps Florida closed shop ban ruling
The Supreme Court remanded the Florida case to state courts, delaying a ruling on the closed shop ban while upholding the district court. Justice Murphy dissented, urging immediate review to guide labor relations in the state. The term also addressed the Anti Kickback Law, unions, and railroad grievance representation.
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Florida
Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
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District Court
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International Hod Carriers and Building Laborers Union
Eastern Massachusetts Laborers District Council
Congress
Railroad Adjustment Board
Ornburn Urges Frankness Between Labor and Industry
J M Ornburn AFL official urges settlement of industrial grievances through collective bargaining and arbitration without federal interference. He promotes union label as emblem of fairness, argues for industry specific bargaining to set hours wages and conditions, and protection against foreign competition to stabilize employment.
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Ornburn
Chicago
J. M. Ornburn
AFL Union Labor Trades Department
American Broadcasting Company
Mr. Ornborn
American Federation of Labor
APL
America
Traffic light installation at Monument Avenue and High Street begins
A manual operated signal is installed at the Monument Avenue and High Street intersection to aid peak traffic during the High Main Street bridge repairs. Traffic Sgt James O'Connor says the light will sit above the center of the intersection and the automatic signals on the northwest and southwest corners will be turned off when in use.
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Monument Avenue
High Street
High Main Street
James O’connor
Green Urges OPA Extension to Prevent Price Crash
AFL President William Green urged Congress to extend OPA price and rent controls for another year warning a runaway price boom and a new low mood would follow if controls end. He told the House Banking and Currency Committee consumers fear losses and the mass of people demand stability and reconversion to full production. He faulted OPA for allowing price hikes in clothes and shoes while defending it against claims it blocks postwar expansion. He noted 150 incentive price increases since Europe war end and industry pressure to raise prices.
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Washington, D. C
AFL
William Green
Congress
House Banking and Curency Committee
OPA
Europe
Green
Moose Election at Hamilton Lodge No 36 Scheduled
The Hamilton Moose Lodge No 36 will hold its regular officer election on April 10. Candidates for a one year term include Fred Esslair and Louis Sprandel Jr for governor and Jr governor, Murray Ramsey for lieutenant, with Emerson Pierson August Sprandel and Harold Sword for prelate and John Banker Elden Lenhoff and Wm. E. Baker for treasurer, and John Bremnan John Einsfeld Sr for trustees. The article also discusses OPA price controls and housing issues, urging continued rent control and balanced reconversion amid inflation pressures.
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Hamilton Moose Lodge
Fred Esslair
Louis Sprandel, Jr
Murray Ramsey
Emerson Pierson
August Sprandel
Harold Sword
John Banker
Elden Lenhoff
Wm. E. Baker
John Bremnan
John Einsfeld
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