Labor and Employers Join Hands on Harmony Road Plan
Baltimore figures report a Glenwood co operative plan expansion to 44 shops within the B&O system. The plan, started in 1928 at Glenwood, enables workers to help create tools, methods, and safety devices while preserving jobs. Union and management see gains in production and stability.
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Harmony Road
Baltimore
B. & O. Shop Crafts Federation
Glenwood Co-Operatives
Glenwood
Co-Operative Committee
Co-Operative
Phetead
Baltimore& Ohio Railroad
Johnston
Machinists
Willard
BL & O
Pittsburgh
O. 8
Beyer, Jr
Wilway
A. P. of L
Canada
Milwaukee
Unions Aid Theatres Defend Actors Musicians in NY
New York Carl Carlin a successful theatrical producer defends unions of actors and musicians tied to the AF of L. He credits stability to these unions, noting they curb unscrupulous managers and prevent stranded companies. He says temperamental performers are disciplined and contracts now get honored.
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New York
Carl Carlin
A. F P. of
Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce Shifts Anti Union Stance
The Times of Oklahoma City urges the Chamber of Commerce to drop its antI union policy noting the trade paper and public groups criticize pro employer agendas. The Oklahoma Federation of Labor denounces Chambers as tools of manufacturers. The Times signals a change in stance aiming for improved prestige.
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Oklahoma City
Times
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Citizens’ Arange Group
the Times
Dtivision
Oklahoma
Ays
Chambers of Commerce
National Associations of Manufacturers and Allied Organizations
United States
Lon
Four Big Radio Firms Plan a Super-Trust to Control Air
The International Labor News Service reports four major radio firms wielding patent power aim to form a super-trust that could wipe out independent stations and flood the nation with anti labor propaganda. WEAF's $10 per minute fee illustrates the leverage of the combine over broadcasting.
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Air
Combine
International Labor News Service
Washington, D. C
Rain
United States
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Telephone Company
WEAF
Radio Combine
Independent
Radio Supertrust
WawalAsennat
American Boated and Telegraph
Oneat Bete Company
New York
Umre
Telephone
WEA
New York City
Cant Strike Law Sparks Debate On Kansas Industrial Court
The National Industrial Conference Board, representing anti union groups, critiques Kansas for an unclear test of its industrial relations court. It urges reliance on voluntary collective bargaining and group organization. The board notes the Wolff packing Co. decision limited the court’s wage setting power.
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New York
National Industrial Conference ‘Board
TI Board
Kansas Industrial Relations Court
Kansas Court
Nationalndustrial Conference Board
United States Supreme Court
Kansas
Wolff Packing Company
Tennessee Labor Federation Plans May 5 Chattanooga Convention
Officers of the Tennessee Federation of Labor issued a call for the annual convention to be held in Chattanooga on May 5. The gathering will bring together union leaders and members from across the state to discuss labor issues and policy.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Tennessee Federation of Labor
Authorities Who Jailed Molders Beginning To Fear Mistake Was Made
Montpelier Indiana authorities who arrested the entire Molders Union following a hotel explosion are under scrutiny as doubts grow over ill treatment and bond reductions. An independent probe, urged by the union, is underway amid alleged connections between the prosecutor and a local foundry.
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International Labor News Service
Montpelier
Ind
Molders’ Union
Mathers’ Union
National Steel Casting Company
Dox
Atrikera
International Molders’ Union
Ohio workers compensation fund proves cheaper than private plans
Congressman Morgan reports that 22 500 Ohio employers fund workers compensation state program while 450 are self insured. He says federal plan could save 20 to 50 million annually and recounts alleged abuses by private insurers. Ohio state study shows lower costs and faster claims under the state fund.
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Washington
Ohio Workmen's Compensation Fund
Morgan
Ohio
House
District of Columbis
Ohio State Manufacturers’ Association
Ohich
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Uus
Hamilton
Wemeae
Radio Corporation of America
Great Telephone Company
WHN
Radio War Uit
Copa Fpn
Hugh D. Mad
Denver
Colo
Ite
Anglo-Kirman
Teprac
Brussel
Wey
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