NRA critics clash at Washington conference over Section 7a
Mrs Gifford Pinchot denounces Section 7a of the NIRA as a mockery in Pennsylvania and accuses steel interests of defying the government. Gerald Smith cites Louisiana factory gaps while alleging NRA failure to reach Louisiana. She cites wage abuses and sewed NRA labels on cheap labor goods and notes delays in Weir and Budd cases undermine faith in law.
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Pennsylvania
Washington, D. C
ILNS
NRA
Gifford Pinchot
Gerald Smith
Louisiana State Federation of Labor
Louisiana
NIRA
Weirton
Snow Shovelers Under 30 Barred by New York City
The New York City Sanitation Department bans men under 30 from emergency snow removal work. Commissioner E P Goodrich cites greater reliability among older unemployed workers. New policy ends overnight waiting lines. garages stay open during snow storms and eligible workers with credentials will be assigned promptly.
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New York City
New York
E. P. Goodrich
Mr. Goodrich
Wagner Bill Aims to Curb Employer Unions and Strengthen LaborRights
Senator Robert F. Wagner introduces a bill to reinforce NRA labor protections by creating a permanent National Labor Board for arbitration and by banning company unions. It would pressure employers, empower elections for collective bargaining, and punish interference with unions, with penalties up to 5000 dollars or a year in jail.
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Washington
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Senate
National Labor Board
NRA
Wagner
Roosevelt
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Railway Union Shifts to A F L Growth in Shopmen Unions
Worcester mass report notes rapid head way of bona fide labor organization among shopmen on the New Haven and Boston and Maine railroads. Daniel Collins vicepresident and organizer for the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen says unions formed after 1922 strike gain momentum. He cites NRA protection prompting many to join AFL unions.
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Worcester
Mass
New Haven
Boston
Maine
Daniel Collins
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen
NRA
Collins
A. F. of L. Union
Daytona Beach Typos Win News Journal For Union
Daytona Beach News Journal resumes employing International Typographical Union members after a long dispute. A 1932 lockout over contracts preceded a shift in union relations, as the newspaper now aligns with organized labor. The town hosts two union papers, including the Sun-Record with a union label.
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Daytona Beach
Win News-Journal
Fla
Daytona Beach News- Journal
International Typographical Union
National Industrial Recovery Administration
News-Journal
Sun-Record
Building trades unions reach master agreement in St Joseph
In St. Joseph Missouri Warren S Welsh and key union leaders signed a master agreement with contractors to prevent lockouts and strikes and to settle disputes via a three three member arbitration panel and a ten ten member conference board. The pact covers nine crafts and the Building Trades Employment Division.
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St. Joseph
Building Trades Unions of
Warren S. Welsh
Building Trades Unions
Building Trades
Building Industry Club
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Weir
Budd
Bethlehem
Duquesne
Nonpareil Printing Co
Market Street
Hamilton, Ohio
A. F. of L
Labor
Retail Clerks Union
Rainey's
Brownbilt
Iron Ship Builders of America
Krebs
Hamilton
Axminster Rugs
Armstrong
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