Plea for Lives Failed Before Centralia Mine Disaster
A March 3 plea from 111 miners, including UMW president Jacob Schmidt, urged state mine officials to enforce laws at Centralia Coal Co No. 5. The March 25 blast killed five officers of Local 52 and many families, with notes found on victims hinting at hours of struggle before death. State authorities had ordered a reopening two years after hazards were found.
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Centralia, Ill
Department of Mines and Minerals
Centralia Coal Co
Jacob Schmidt
United Mine Workers
Centralia No. 5
Local 52
Dwight Green
Robert E. Medill
Driscoll Scanlan
Summer School for Office Workers Scheduled at Lake Forest HL
The 1947 Summer School for Office Workers will run July 12 to 26 at Lake Forest Illinois with a resident program including an orientation seminar on labor movement knowledge. Tuition and board total 65 dollars, full scholarships 100 dollars, and scholarships may be partial. Directors include Kermit Eby and Lewis Merrill.
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Lake Forest, HL
Lake Forest
Illinois
Easy to Make Bib Apron Pattern 8136 for Sizes 32 to 46
Ad offers pattern 8136 for a practical bib apron in sizes 32 through 46. Send 25 cents, name, address, pattern number and size to Federated Press Pattern Service in New York. For FASHION spring issue a free gift pattern requires an additional 25 cents.
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Federated Press Pattern Service
Ave. of the Americas
New York 19
N. Y
YWCA Recreation Programs Open for Women and Men
YWCA announces active recreation for women and men led by Ruth Ware executive director. Clubs meet four evenings weekly offering gym swimming crafts bridge dancing and decor. A Young Adults lounge operates nightly from 6 30 PM to midnight with dance ping pong and socializing. Health Education runs swimming diving conditioning and dance classes with Cherry 7090 as contact.
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YWCA
Ruth Ware
Department For
Health Education Department
Central Registration Office
Cherry 7090
Kroll Seeks FCC Probe Over Shirer CBS Radio Silence
CIO Political Action Committee urged FCC inquiry after CBS dropped William L. Shirer from Sunday radio liber program. PAC Director Jack Kroll called the move part of a conspiracy to shut off the airwaves the people want. CBS said sponsor and agency were not responsible, blaming the broadcasting system instead.
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Washington
William L. Shirer
CBS
Federal
Communiations Commission
CIO
Political Action Committee
PAC
Jack Kroll
FCC
Charles Denny
Shirer
Kroll
Broadcasting System
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