Crucial March for Wagner Act Revival in Congress
The CIO reports March could decide the Taft Hartley repeal and Wagner Act reinstatement. Senate Labor hearings extend to February 23 amid GOP delays, while House Labor weighs a full repeal plus Wagner Act restoration versus a partial TH repeal package. Liberal lawmakers press for a one package approach.
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CIO News
Senate Labor Committee
Or.gnally
House Labor Committee
House Labor
Senate
Rep
Kelsey
D. Pa
Labor Committee
Taft
Donnell
R. Mo
Neely
Pepper
Humphrey
Douglas
Robert Denham
Labor Board
Communication Workers Vote On CIO Merger Terms
The union referendum proposes three choices: support CIO unification with the TWOC forming a major CIO affiliate, accept IBEW local status through the AFL plan, or remain unaffiliated. The CWA argues the blended CIO arrangement would be among the largest CIO unions and predominantly female outside needle trades.
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CIO
CWA
Telephone Workers Organizing Committee
TWOC
AFL
Intl. Bro. of Electrical Workers
IBEW
Union Meetings Across Local Unions This Month
Amalgamated Clothing Workers announces multiple meetings at various locations including Union Headquarters 1015 Vine Street and Oddfellows Hall Norwood with Local 135 Pants Shop Local 200 Hutch Branch Local 504 McGregor Golf Local 164 party Feb 19 and Auto Workers Local 674 Feb 18. Electrical Workers Local 757 Stewards Feb 23 and Oil Workers Local 508 Feb 23 Cleves. Local 98 Paperworkers Feb 26 Norwood and Local 256 Plaything Feb 28 Norwood. Local 258 Feb 25 Harway Hall Newport Local 22 Feb 26 Newport Local 310 Feb 24 Carll Street Local 1858 Feb 18 West Central Parkway Local 1861 Feb 19 Spring Grove and Local 28 Feb 24 Hotel Sinton Parlor 4.
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Vine Street
Joint Board
Pants Shop
Hutch
McGregor
Novelty Workers
Junior Order
Weyer Avenue
Norwood
Harway Hall
Mercer and
Walnut Streets
9Th
Central Avenues
Newport
Carll Street
West Central Parkway
Spring Grove Avenue
Consumers Union rates fountain pens and cookers with cautions
The CU tests on 27 fountain pens show few Net Acceptable models with some low priced pens rated Acceptable. Gold points prove more durable and pricier, while steel points corrode with long ink exposure. top steel Acceptables include Sphinx 27 and 300, Eagle Moderne, Stratford Regency, Wearever Deluxe, Esterbrook Renew Point. Gold-point accepts feature Sheaffer Craftsman, Venus President 0666H, Waterman Stalwart 402, Crusader 617 with prices from $3.50 to $5. Also 24 pressure cookers yield 15 Acceptable, led by AMC Dream at $12.95.
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Consumers Union
Sphinx
Eagle Moderne
Stratford Regency
Wearever Deluxe
Esterbrook Renew Point
Sheaffer Craftsman
Venus President
Waterman’s
Stalwart
Waterman
Crusader
AMC Dream
AMC
West Bend Aluminum Co
Micro-Matic
Nesco
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R. Mich
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D. Ark
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Montgomery Road
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Cleves
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Tighe Woods
Brent Spence
D. Ky
House Banking Committee
Woods
Federated Pictures
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Louis Sherry
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