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Newspaper

Butler County Press

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1941

Page

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Aid British Labor Week Urged by Lyden Bricker in Ohio

President Lyden of the Ohio State Federation of Labor and State Chairman of the American Labor Committee to Aid British Labor calls organized labor wage earners and citizens to support Aid British Labor Week July 14 to 20 in Ohio. Governor Bricker designated the week to aid British workers and civilians in their democratic fight against Nazi aggression.

Lyden Bricker State Federation of Labor Ohio State Federation of Labor American Labor Committee Great Britain M. J. Lyden Ohio America John W. Bricker William Green American Federation of Labor Matthew Woll Hitler Britain British Isles I. M. J. Liyden Brieker Washington, D. C TLNS North South America Joe Domenech Breasurer Gen Confederation of Labor American Federationist Senor Domenech Organized Workers of Argentina South American United States Western Hemisphere Domenech A. F. of L. Me Argentine Republic

Weekly Tuberculosis Clinic Held July 11th

The regular weekly Tuberculosis Clinic at Mercy Hospital on Friday July 11 was led by Dr J H Christiansen phthisiologist with assistance from Dr Edward T Keating County physician and nurses Virginia Smith Ruth Grace Henderson Estes. Four active TB cases were diagnosed and twelve patients were examined with three returning for check ups.

Mercy Hospital J. H. Christiansen Edward T. Keating Virginia Smith R.N Ruth Grace R. N Hamilton Public Health League Nursing Association Henderson Estes Middletown Nursing Association Charles G. Greig Butler County Tuberculosis and Health Association

Argentine Workers Stand With U S Labour Against Totalitarian Threats

Argentine labor leader Domenech asserts in the American Federationist that workers across the Americas unite to defend democracy and union rights against Nazi influence. He cites solidarity with U S labor, condemns totalitarianism, and calls for joint action to protect press, association, and meetings while defending trade union life.

Domenech Americas Senor Domenech A. F. of L

Half of Sting Taken From Tax Penalties

Butler County Treasurer J W Wendel offers delinquent real estate taxes for the first half of 1940 a partial penalty reduction of 5 percent if paid by July 21 The tax books open August 15 for the second half of 1940 Wendel predicts 1940 year collections may exceed 2 218 285 81 from 1939 totals.

Butler County J. W. Wendel Wendel

Building Permits Issued For Two Projects

Frank E. Weaver, City Building Inspector, issued two construction permits totaling 48500 dollars. Mosler Safe Company received 43500 for a heat treating room at the Grand Boulevard and Erie Highway plant with Antenen Engineering Company of Hamilton as contractor. Paul R. and Alma Cook obtained a 5000 dollar permit for a residence on Corwin Avenue.

Frank E. Weaver Mosler Safe Company Grand Boulevard Erie Highway Antenen Engineering Company Hamilton Paul R Alma Cook Corjwin Avenue

Quarantine Extended for Dogs in Hamilton County

Dr. C. J. Baldridge ordered a 60 day extension of the dog quarantine in Hamilton and Butler counties after police reports of rabid dogs and health office notices. The original quarantine had expired Saturday.

C. J. Baldridge Hamilton Butler County Health Office

Building Workers Call Off St. Louis Barracks Strike

The St. Louis Building Trades Council called off a strike at local barracks after negotiations. Union leaders announced an agreement with project contractors to resume work and address wage and safety concerns in St. Louis, Missouri.

Jefferson Barracks Washington WPA Army Post Building Trades Union St. Louis Barracks St. Louis, Mo SLNL St. Louis

Committee to Study Shoe Makers Wage and Set New Minimum

A federal Wage and Hour Division committee under Msgr. Francis J. Haas will meet in Washington on August 25 to study the shoe industry and propose a new minimum wage. The panel includes Frank W. Anderson, Michael F. Lynch, John J. Mara, and J. William McGonigal, with Anglo affiliations noted.

Washington, D. C ILNS Msgr Francis J. Haas Catholic University Philip B. Fleming U.S. Department of Labor Washington Shoe Manufacturing and Allied Industries A. F. of L. Boot and Shoe Workers Union Frank W. Anderson Chicago Michael F. Lynch Haverhill Mass John J. Mara Boston J. William McGonigal Moberly

Union Bargaining Rights Sought by Oregon Labor

The Oregon State Federation of Labor at its Astoria convention adopted a resolution for a Columbia Valley Authority modeled after the TVA excluding Interior Secretary Ickes. It also urged collective bargaining rights for public employees and a curtailment of WPA to relief work only.

Astoria, Ore ILNL Oregon State Federation of Labor Northwest Columbia Valley Authority TVA Harold L. Ickes WPA

Jobless total cut to 3,962,000 says board

The National Industrial Conference Board estimates unemployment fell by 1,895,000 in May to 3,962,000, the lowest since September 1930. Last May 8,735,000 were jobless. Manufacturing employment rose 164,000 in May despite the usual April to May decline.

New York City ILNS National Industrial Conference Board

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