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Newspaper

Butler County Press

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1939

Page

1

Craft unions win pay boosts in new Anaconda pact

The American Federation of Labor craft unions ratified a pact with Anaconda Copper Company guaranteeing 60 cents more per day for metal crafts and building trades workers in Anaconda Great Falls and Butte Montana. The deal raises the basic minimum by 75 cents and establishes seniority rules and clear dispute procedures culminating in leadership review if unresolved within 15 days.

A. F. of Washington, D. C ILNS American Federation of Labor Craft Unions Anaconda Copper Company Anaconda Great Palls Butte Montana Anaconda Company Metal Trades Department The A. F. of L

New Legion of Democracy Formed in Fairfield

Fairfield unit of the Legions of Democracy forms with 100 members. National commander Stephen Chadwick urges defense and promotion of democratic principles at the kickoff meeting, noting World War lessons and the need to solidify democracy at home.

Fairfield, Conn ILNS American Levin The Legions of Democracy United States Fairfield Legion National Legion

Moose Bowlers Plan Dance for Halloween Event

Arrangements were set at Hamilton Lodge No. 36 Moose meeting for the first season dance. The Halloween night dance will be held Saturday October 28 at the Moose hall.

Bowling League of Hamilton Lodge No. 36 Loyal Order of Moose Moose Hall

Loss In Seven Years Put At 200 Billion Dollars

National Resources Committee estimated that idleness of men and machines caused a loss of about 200 billion dollars in national income from 1930 to 1937. The report urged full resource use under democratic control to preserve democracy and improve living standards. It suggested possibilities like building 6,000 dollar homes for every family or rebuilding the railroad system multiple times if resources were fully utilized.

Washington, D. C National Resources Committee Roosevelt America Gardiner C. Means

Wendel Extends Real Estate Tax Deadline to Nov 1

Butler County treasurer John W. Wendel announced a planned extension of the 1938 last half real estate tax payment period from September 10 to November 1. County commissioners approved extending the deadline to October 10 as the 30 day maximum. Receipts likely to rise this week with rural residents in town for the Butler County Fair.

State Tax Commission John W. Wendel Butler County Wendel

Eagles Appoint Captains and Plan Four Horsemen Drive

Hamilton Eagles Aerie names quota captains John Kieser Henry Wambaugh M A Claudipierre and Arnold Spurlock. A social and membership committee including Joseph Brune Stanley Cordrey C A Getz John Kieser Otho Marrical Charles Getz James Saunders Mark Schneider Andrew Bruck Oscar Hughes and Russell Schorr was formed to organize for an institutional rights drive beginning October 1.

Hamilton Eagles Aerie John Kieser Henry Wambaugh M. A. Claudipierre Arnold Spurlock Joseph J. Brune Stanley Cordrey C. A. Getz Otho Marrical Charles Getz James Saunders Mark W. Schneider Andrew W. Bruck Oscar Hughes Russell E. Schorr

Government economists predict higher farm prices ahead

Washington economists forecast an accelerated postwar recovery driven by European demand will lift farm prices, though they warn farmers not to expect a sudden war boom. The brief notes a cautious optimism for agricultural markets as industry reactivates.

Washington, D. C ILNS

A Heart to Heart Talk Promotes Tuberculosis Fight

The Butler County Tuberculosis and Health Association urges youth to learn causes signs and protection methods against tuberculosis. It explains the tuberculin skin test and chest X ray can detect early, often asymptomatic disease and that early treatment saves lives.

Butler County Tuberculosis and Health Association Butler County

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