House committee kills bill abolishing state housing act
In Columbus last week the House committee on federal relations voted to kill House Bill No. 404 to repeal the state housing act. Hearings were postponed indefinitely after opponents from labor and metropolitan housing authorities argued the act supports federal low cost housing and slum clearance projects.
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House
Columbus, O
OLNS
House Committee On Federal Relations
Organized Labor
Columbus
Franklin County Property Owners’ Protective Association
Charles Chubb
Labor Conference Opens at University of Minnesota
The University of Minnesota hosts a four day Labor Conference April 17 20 with opening speakers Herbert Heaton economics professor and Elmo Roper Fortune survey analyst. Heaton will deliver the keynote on economic aspects of labor organization and its history while Roper discusses public opinion toward labor and presents research results.
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Minneapolis
Heaton
Workers’ Educational Association of Australia
University of Minnesota
Elmo Roper
Roper
Labor Injunction Regulation Bill Standoff in Ohio Legislature
Ohio labor leaders reject substitute injunctive bill as a decoy duck and demand passage of House Bill 16. The Judiciary Committee split 7 to 7 on approving the amended substitute, with Bricker backing the substitute and McCulloch delaying further action.
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Labor
House Judiciary Committee
Lady Huml
Cleveland
Martin Blum
Organized Labor
Judiciary Committee
Thomas J. Donnelly
Ohio State Federation of Labor
John H. Rodrich
Cleveland Federation of Labor
Arnold Bill
Ohio State Council of Carpenters
Charles J. Case
Ohio State Building and Construction Trades Council
John W. Jockel
Ohio State Conference of Bricklayers
Robert T. Farley
International Printing Pressmen’s Union
C.I.C
Elmer Fehlhaber
Partizan League of Ohio
Blum
John Matthias
Columbus
Donnelly
United Labor
Harry J. Dworkin
Matthias
Cuyahoga County
Marshall
Muskingum County
Dworkin
Mason
Wyandot County
Parker
Pike County
Petri
Crawford County
Land Wittenmyer
John W. Bricker
William M. McCulloch
House of Representatives
Republican Committee
Jackson Betts
Hancock County
Judi
Ciary
General Assembly
Export licenses total over seventeen million for Britain and France
The Arms Control Division of the State Department reports that during the first two months of this year Great Britain and France obtained export licenses for more than 17 million dollars worth of American airplanes and parts. These licenses reflect the initial portion of large military orders placed by the two countries.
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Washington, D. C
Great Britain
France
Arms Control Division
State Department
Labor Peace Talks Resume Between AFL and CIO in NYC
In New York City AFL and CIO negotiators resumed peace talks after Washington sessions. AFL members proposed readmitting 10 original unions from CI0 while CIO questioned return terms under 1985 standards. Green plans a Washington meeting March 22 to decide charter readmission versus narrowed jurisdiction.
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New York City
ILNS
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Washington
A. F. of L
C.I.0
Executive Council
Unions Back Labor Dept On Unemployment Pay Plan
Matthew Woll of the AFL committee on social security told a Senate panel that unemployment compensation should stay under the Labor Department. He opposed Senator Byrnes proposal to move the U S Employment Service to the Social Security Board, and urged pooling employer reserves to fund benefits as a permanent solution.
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Washington
Ilns
Matthew Woll
A. F. of L. Committee On Social Security
Senate
Labor Department
Byrnes
U. S. Employment Service
Labor | Department
Social Security Board
Woll
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