AFL Refuses To Share ILO Conference Representation
President William Green informed President Roosevelt the AFL will not share representation with the CIO at the Philadelphia ILO conference. AFL polls show unanimous opposition to equal representation. AFL delegates, including Robert J. Watt, have served since 1919. The letter cites risks of disunity and defends AFL as the sole American worker delegate.
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AFL
Washington, D. C
William Green
Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
ILO
Philadelphia
CIO
Robert J. Watt
American Workers
Mr. Green
White House
Green
Perkins
Executive Council
International Labor Organization
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Representative Labor Organization
Emplorers
United States
Samuel Gompers
International Labor Commission
Service Pin for Russell West at Standard Oil Ohio
A 30 year service pin will be presented March 25 to Russell D. West of Hamilton by The Standard Oil Company of Ohio. F M Tarr assistant manager Cincinnati division will make the presentation. West began as a driver in 1914 and is now bulk station agent in the Cincinnati division. In March 62 Standard Oil employees receive pins totaling 890 years of service.
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Russell D. West
Hamilton
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
F. M. Tarr
Cincinnati
West
Standard Oil
Why Change the Clocks Endlessly
J T D questions the need for biannual clock changes arguing any business can start earlier to avoid confusion. He asserts rising prices inflating costs during war work and predicts prices will eventually fall, wondering how the postwar world will look.
Spice supplies to rise nationwide this year says WFA
Civilian supplies of all spices except pepper will be substantially larger this year than last, the War Food Administration announced today.
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Washington
War Food Administration
YWCA Camp Luella May Opens June 18 for Girls
Camp Luella May opens June 18 serving girls eight to 18. Health education secretary Miss Ruth Weber announced this at a reunion held at the YWCA attended by about 80 girls.
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Luella
Ruth Weber
Jobless Get 2730 Here In February
An average of 43 unemployed workers per week received unemployment compensation in the Hamilton and Warren County area during February. W. A. Betacher, manager of the United States Employment service, announced. Unemployment payments for the month totaled $2730.61.
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Hamilton
Warren County
W. A. Betacher
United States Employment Service
North Third Street
Marines Praise Labor Then Outline Pacific Ship Plans
General Alexander A. Vandegrift lauds labor for ship production ahead of schedule and outlines Pacific strategy. He warns that more materials, broader transfer from Europe, and tougher island campaigns lie ahead as the U S moves toward Japan, stressing hard fighting and careful resource use.
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Marine Corps Head
South Pacific
Washington, D. C
ILNS
Navy
Alexander A. Vandegrift
USMC
America
Vandegrift
Pacific War Theater
Vandergrift
Pacific
Japan
Tarawa
Industrial Safety Award Rally Sets March 29 at Moose Auditorium
The Industrial Safety Council sponsors the event for Hamilton workers on March 29 in Moose Auditorium South Second Street. 1943 safety awards will be presented by Harry L. Sain of the Industrial Commission of Ohio. Dr Charles Copeland Smith of New York City will be guest speaker. Smitty's orchestra will play and a vaudeville show is planned. The rally starts promptly at 7 p.m.
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The
Industrial Safety Council
Moose Auditorium
South Second Street
Hamilton
Harry L. Sain
Division of Safety and Hygiene Industrial Commission of
Ohio
Charles Copeland Smith
New York City
Smitty
Speaker Praises Eagles Record at Butler Aerie
Homer Wright district director spoke at the Butler Aerie No. 407 Fraternal Order of Eagles meeting in the Eagles temple commending the Aerie’s splendid record.
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Butler Aerie
Order of Eagles
Eagles Temple
Homer Wright
Wilmington
Aerie
License tag sales warned with two weeks left
Deput y registrars remind passenger automobile truck and farmer owners of the two week limit for license tag purchases. Tags sales have lagged. Passenger car licenses available from four registrars: R H Smith county auditor courthouse Martin Coyle East High street Lillian Kinzer North Third street and William Howe for the Butler County Automobile club Market street. Truck trailer and farm tags available only at Mrs Kinzer North Third street. Otherwise mail purchases go to Columbus. On pay day buy bonds.
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R. H. Smith
Martin Coyle
East High Street
Lillian Kinzer
North Third Street
William Howe
Butler County Automobile Club
Market Street
Butler County
Kinzer
Columbus
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Russell West
Man Hood
J.T. D
Chicago Market CO
Americana
Eagles
Krebs High Qualty
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