Bricker Names Delegates To Labor Legislation Meeting
Governor Bricker named five Ohio officials to represent the state at the sixth national conference on labor legislation in Washington November 14 to 16. Delegates include Thomas A Donnelly John E Breidenbach Albert Dalton Ralph Ward and Industrial Relations Director George A Strain also attends. Banquet marks twentieth anniversary of the International Labor Organization in Geneva with Tomas G Winant as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Labor News Service
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Federation of Labor
John W. Bricker
Washington
Frances Perkins
Sec.Treas
Thomas A Donnelly
John E. Breidenbach
Dayton
Albert Dalton
Cleveland
Brebach
Dayton Central Labor Union
City Commission
Dalton
Cleveland Building Trades Council
George A. Strain
Bricker
Ralph
Ward
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
International Labor Organization
Geneva
Tobn G. Winant
James P. Walsh, Jr
Ohio Department of Industrial Relations
Mary Anderson
Women’s Bureau
U. S. Department of Labor
Strain
Ohio Department
Albert Axolino
Division of Labour Statistics
Soviet Arrests Labor Leaders in Poland Mapped
New York City ILNS report says Soviet authorities arrested labor and socialist leaders from Poland and sent them to Soviet Russia. Joseph Baskin of the Workmen's Circle and the AFL confirmed names including Henrick Ehrlich and Victor Alter, plus other Jewish Workers Federation officials in Vilna and Bialystok. Siegelbaum faces Nazi hostage conditions in Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
ILNS
Poland
Soviet Russia
Joseph Baskin
Workmen's Circle
Baskin
American Federation of Labor
Henrick Ehrlich
Jewish Workers’ Federation of Poland
Victor Alter
Warsaw Council
Polish National Council of Trade Unions
International Federation of Trade Unions
The
Labor and Socialist International
Russia
Hersh Himmelfarb
Warsaw
Needle Trades Unions of
Jewish Workers Federation of Poland
Vilna
Bialystok
M. 8. Siegelbaum
Lodz
Jewish Workers’ Federation
America
Siegelbaum
Mr. Ehrlich
United States
David Dubinsky
Sidney Hillman
Norman Thorn
New Leader Promotes Critique of Bolshevik Agriculture
The article argues that Bolshevik policy in Russia, with public ownership and confiscation of farm products, brutalizes peasants and risks similar famine and executions for Ukrainian and Polish peasants under Communist conquest. It warns that "liberators" may crucify opponents and enslave the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom New
New York City
Poland
Russia
Wage gains urged to sustain postwar recovery
The American Federation of Labor reports war in Europe boosts U.S. business more than prior stimulus but warns the effect hinges on rising wages. It notes production up from anticipation of orders, limited foreign demand, and rising payrolls driving retail trade. It calls unions to press for wage increases proportional to labor cost cuts and to curb price hikes to sustain a permanent recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
ILNS
Europe
American Federation of Labor
Federation
A. F. of L
Company to Pay Fine for Walsh Kealey Act Violations
Washington D C Secretary of Labor Perkins approves a compromise settlement under which Sigmund Bigner Company Red Bank N J will pay an 81 058 fine for Walsh Kealey Act violations. The firm is not blacklisted and officials had recommended a three year ban on government contracts. Attorneys for the company consented to the final order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retary of Labor Perkins
Sigmund Bigner Company
Red Bank, M. J
Walsh-Kealey
Miss Perkins
Department
Ior
Organized business blamed for labor strife in national talk
Chicago ILNS reports O W Otto Lansing Chamber of Commerce manager decries business inaction on labor relations at the National Association of Commercial Organization Secretaries 25th annual convention. He says failure to act invites labor organizing and costly strikes while urging consistency on taxation and government interference. More than 400 cities and all 48 states attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
ILNS
O. W. Otto
Lansing, Mich
Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Commercial Organization
Otto
Chambers of Commerce
Times
Aid conference to organize immigrant support in the Americas
Washington ILNS reports the second regional conference of American states to be held in Havana on November 21. It will consider organizing technical and financial facilities to aid European immigrants seeking permanent homes in the western hemisphere. The agenda covers social insurance and working conditions for women and children. Delegates from governments employers and workers will review first conference outcomes from Santiago Chile 1986 and study social legislation across the New World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
ILNS
Washington
International Labor Organization
Havana
Morale as vital to wartime strength says McNutt
Paul V. McNutt, Administrator of the Federal Security Agency, argues that the nation must build internal morale and physical condition, not just external defenses, to prevent panic or collapse in wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul V. McNutt
Federal Security Agency
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Moose
South Second Street
Hamilton, Ohio
Savage Auto Supply Co
Maple Avenue
WRU
Organized Business
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
Federal Social Security Board
Carter Goodrich
Paul Berg
Norway
Isadro Fadela
Leon Jenhaux
Robert J. Watt
Massachusetts Federation of Labor
Henry L Harriman
United States Chamber of Commerce
Georges Curcin
Yugoslavia
U.S
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Axminster
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