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Butler County Press

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1946

Page

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Green Demands Quick End to Wage Control and War Labs

AFL President William Green condemns wage price controls and postwar policy in Carbondale urging a one year limit on federal controls. He calls for universal collective bargaining, voluntary arbitration, and removal of government from labor relations to restore normal economy and prevent total government regulation.

Carbondale Washington AFL William Green Carbondale Central Labor Union Green American Federation of Labor Truman Labor Management Conference Mr. Green Congress

UMW Proposes Negotiable Coal Industry Bargaining Plan

Washington D C The United Mine Workers union surprised industry leaders by offering negotiable suggestions for higher wages safer regulations and a health and welfare fund. President John L Lewis urged collective bargaining on a reasonable basis and challenged operators to make offers. He criticized the high toll of deaths and accidents in mines and cited figures to back the request for the fund.

Washington, D. C United Mine Workers Union Aest UMW John L. Lewis Atta Lewin

Coal strike speakers push for industry-wide cooperation

Mr. Lewis urged operators to end the "it can't be helped" attitude toward mine accidents and wage stagnation. He contrasted miners' $1 per hour base pay with higher rates in other trades and pressed for industry-wide cooperation, stability, higher production, and lower unit costs as the union laid out its formal proposals led by John O'Leary and Thomas Kennedy.

Mr. Lewis Lewis John O’leary Thomas Kennedy

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