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Butler County Press in Hamilton, Ohio

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Newspaper

Butler County Press

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1944

Page

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Seven Men and Labor Organizations Unite for Servicemen Aid

A fragmented passage outlines a coalition of seven men and multiple organizations within the Federation of Labor seeking to guarantee opportunities for nearly a million servicemen. The text emphasizes collaboration to ensure favorable outcomes for veterans and national progress.

Federation of Labor

AFL chief urges Legion to recognize labor wartime gains

Chicago AFL President William Green addressed the American Legion convention urging unity with labor. He called for credit to workers for wartime service, pledged to aid veterans’ rehabilitation, and promoted a postwar partnership to build a broad peace-time economy benefiting veterans workers farmers and business leaders.

Chicago AFL William Green American Legion Legion Federation Green America American Federation of Labor

Palestine only real solution of Jewish problem, Hatters union president asserts

Max Zaritsky, leader of the American Jewish Trade Union Committee for Palestine and head of the United Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers International Union, says unrestricted Jewish immigration and a democratic Jewish Commonwealth in Palestine will end Jewish oppression. The CIO convention urged Britain to end the White Paper, support the Balford Declaration, and help establish a Palestinian Jewish National Home while rescuing Jewish victims of Nazi barbarity.

New York City ILNS Palestine CIO Industrial Council of New York State Max Zaritsky American Jewish Trade Union Committee For Palestine United Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers International Union United Nations

Green Addresses AFL Convention in Chicago

AFL President William Green spoke at the American Legion convention at the Chicago Coliseum. He urged unwavering support for fighting forces on the home front and full preparation for veterans to return home and rebuild their lives and families.

AFL CIO Green Berlin Tokyo America Mr Green Workers of America American Legion American Federation of Labor

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