Union Labor Hospitalization Association launched to serve union members
Washington based Union Labor Hospitalization Association Inc announces a coast to coast plan offering hospital coverage for union members and their families in the United States and Canada. The underwriter is Mutual Health Benefit and Accident Association. Offices opened in 609 Carpenters Building Washington with John B. Haggerty as president and a prominent labor board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Labor Hospitalization Association, Inc
I. M. Ornburn
Washington, D. C
ILNS
John B. Haggerty
Washington
United States
Canada
Mutual Health, Benefit and Accident Association
Omaha
Carpenters
Merchants Urged to Keep Prices at Normal Levels
New York City United States news report quotes Saul Cohn president of the National Retail Dry Goods Association urging merchants to maintain normal prices amid international tension. He cites Roosevelt’s warnings against unwarranted hikes and calls for patriotism over partisanship while criticizing German Polish and Italian broadcasts as propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Ilns
Saul Cohn
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Roosevelt
Cohn
Roosevelt urged on radio rule against foreign propaganda
The editor argues President Roosevelt should ignore Elliott Roosevelt's push for a rule curbing foreign propaganda on broadcasts. It claims radio operators will learn from audience reaction and views rebroadcasts as a public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Elliott
Maritime Federation seeks war risk insurance for mariners
The Maritime Federation of the Pacific directs its Washington representative to push a bill in Congress for war risk life and disability insurance for American seamen in war zones. Secretary Bruce Hannon has notified West Coast Senators and Congressmen urging support for the measure.
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San Francisco
Ilns
Maritime Federation of the Pacific
Washington
Congress
Bruce Hannon
Federation
State's Deficit In Compensation Fund Grows in Ohio Appropriation Fight
Ohio labor reports reveal a growing deficit in the public employes fund, with $4,188,743 in losses vs $3,329,987 appropriated as of November 1, 1938. The Ninety-Third General Assembly funded only $500,000 for 1939-40, failing to meet the $1,500,000 requested, risking stoppage of workers' compensation for state employees and dependents.
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Ohio Labor News Service
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio General Assemblies
Industrial Commission
General Assemblies
Biy
Ninety-Second General Assembly
Ninety- First General Assembly
Ninety-Third General Assembly
Commission
General Assembly
Highway Department
High Department
Actuarilly Sound Public Employes
Insurrection Case in Georgia Ends After Dismissals
The Georgia insurrection indictments against Atlanta residents, dating to 1936, were dismissed after the last six defendants faced no press of charges. The case, pursued for three years, concluded following a trial demand by defense counsel. The proceedings began with a police raid on a private home meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
ILNS
Atlanta
American Civil Liberties Union
A F L Will Stay Nonpartisan, Green Says
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor affirms continued non partisan politics at the Amalgamated Association convention in Cincinnati Illinois. He warns any shift would make the federation an arm of a party. W D Mahon rejects third term resolutions for Roosevelt. Green attacks John L Lewis as a dictator and blames him for labor division. The Amalgamated Association marks its 47th anniversary during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
ILNS
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Roosevelt
W. D. Mahon
John L. Lewis
Hitler
Amalgamated Association
Newspaper Guild Fined for Contempt in Chicago
The Chicago Newspaper Guild was fined 500 dollars for contempt of court after Judge John J. Lupe found guild members violated a February injunction by harassing Hearst Chicago advertisers and subscribers. The Hearst plant strike has continued since December.
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Chicago
ILNS
John J. Lupe
Grover C. Niemeyer
Guild
C.T.O
Hearst Chicago
Herald-American
Hearst
Lupe
American Newspaper Guild
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Allied Printing Trades Association
International Brotherhood of Book- Binders
Gilbert E. Hyatt
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
A. F. of L. Legislative Committee
Chester M. Wright
International Labor News Service
Chester M. Wright and Associates
The
Commercial Telegraphers Union of America
Here Comes
Labor
J. M. Ornburn
American Federation of Labor Union Labor Trades Department
Association
Paul H. Williams
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employes
Des Moines
Joseph E. Jones
Maritime Federation
Chicago Market CO
Ani
Savage Auto Supply Co
Hamilton, Ohio
Newspaper Guild
Krebs
Axminster
Covat
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