Ban On Cut-Throat Competition Will Help Labor
George L. Berry, NRA industrial co ordinator and AFL official, urged labor and management to join with the government to curb cut-throat competition. He outlined three office functions and pushed voluntary trade pacts under FTC guidance after the NRA codes were ruled unconstitutional. He called for conferences with labor and management to forge a permanent fair trade framework.
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American Federation of Labor
United States Supreme Court
Federal Trade Commission
Major Berry
Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ International Union
American Federation of Labor Executive Council
National Recovery Administration
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Labor speakers fill Atlantic City churches on Sunday
Through the Federal Council and church denominations Atlantic City invited AFL delegates to occupy pulpits October 12. William Green spoke at St Pauls E M Church. Andrew Naesmith lectured on British labor. other speakers included Spencer Miller at the Church of the Ascension and Gilbert Hyatt at the Friends meeting.
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Atlantic City
N. J
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Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
American Federation of Labor
William Green
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Andrews By-the-Sea
Andrew Naesmith
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James Myers
Federal Council of the Churches of Christiay America
Spencer Miller
Works Education Bureau
Church of the Ascension
Gilbert E. Hyatt
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Friends Meeting
A F L Retains Charter Policy on Industrial Unions
At the AFL convention in Atlanta Illinois, the majority urged continuing executive council authority to issue charters for new unions in mass production industries while the minority pressed for a required chartering policy. Key figures included Charles P. Howard of the Typographical Union and John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers who argued for and against the current approach respectively.
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Atlanta
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American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Minority
Charles P. Howard
Minority Report
American Labor Movement
A. F. of L
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
United States
Woll
Lewis
Matthew Woll
Fraternal Delegates Attend AFL Convention
Fraternal delegates from Great Britain Canada and the National Women's Trade Union League attend the fifty fifth AFL convention in Atlantic City A Loughlin Rose Schneiderman and Capt J A P Haydon attend as visitors and delegates Andrew Conley Andrew Naesmith and J P Haydon represent British and Canadian unions with Mrs Conley Mrs Haydon and Miss Loughlin accompanying them Rose Schneiderman serves as the WTUL America delegate.
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Atlantic City
Great Britain
Canada
National Women's Trade Union League of America
American Federation of Labor
British Trades Union Congress
Andrew Conley
National Union of Tailors and Garment Workers
Leeds
Andrew Naesmith
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Amalgamated Weavers’ Association
Accrington
Conley
A. Loughlin
Canadian Trades and Labor Congress
J. A. P. Haydon
Ottawa
International Typographical Union
Haydon
Rose Schneiderman
National Women’s Trade Union League of America
Mill Closure After Strike Shuts Gulf States Plant
Toscalonsa Alabama reports Gulf States Paper Mill closed indefinitely by management following a disruption sparked by an employee walkout over a disordered development issue. Local officials seek resolution to reopen facility and protect jobs.
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Ala
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Gulf States
Recoven
SECURITIES BOARD Bars Endowment Bonds by Educators Group
The SEC barred registration of a proposed 750000 endowment bond issue by the National Educators Mutual Association of Nashville Tennessee. The commission found the plan an risky scheme involving misrepresented stock valued at ten cents and payouts of 750 cash and 250 stock, with organizers receiving five shares for ten cents. The agency urged protection of teachers savings and warned against entrusted funds to untrustworthy organizers.
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Federal Securities, and Exchange Commission
National Educators Mutual Association of Nashville, Tenn
National Educators Mutual Association
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Huige
Maryland Fall Factory Employment Up Sharply
Baltimore reports factory employment in Maryland rose more than 40 percent faster than typical seasonal gains. September data show a 240 gain year over year, with current figures up 6.5 percent from September 1824 and wages up 17 percent.
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Maryland
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