World Labor Congress Prepares Amid Union Frictions
CIO President Murray criticizes the International Federation of Trade Unions as ineffective and excluded unions. London meeting opens Feb 6 with about 150 delegates from 40 national centers in 30 countries to discuss allied war effort peace terms and a basis for a world federation.
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Washington
Beecause
International Federation of Trade Unions
Railroad Brotherhoods
CIO
IFTU
World Labor Congress
London
Piip Murray
AFL
Murray
Trade Union Federation
Experts Rap Gallup's Use Of Estimates
A federal expert panel informed the House Committee that Gallup undercounted Roosevelt in about two thirds of states. They condemned how the poll mixed scientific survey methods with individual judgment and noted low supervision and undersized samples hindered reliable state estimates.
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Gallup
Washington
U. S
House Committee
Louis H. Bean
Bureau of the Budget
Philip M. Hauser
Bureau of Census
Morris Hansen
Rensis Likert
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
FDR
Dewey
New York State
Congressional Committee
Plan Xavier Labor School Dinner Party
A dinner and get acquainted party for Xavier University Labor School students will be held at the Union House on January 24. Rev Richard T. Deters S J director announces. Emil Beinecke editor of the Brewery Workers Journal chairs arrangements. Dinner at 6 30 p m followed by bowling billiards and diversions. The Labor School Advisory Committee meets monthly on the second Wednesday with representatives from AFL CIO and independent unions. Father Deters will explain the schools aims at a meeting of the International Federation.
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Xavier University
Emil Beinecke
Brewery Workers Journal
International Association of Brewery and Soft Drink Workers Union
Cincinnati
AFL
CIO
Father Deters
International Federation
Catholic Alumnae Cincinnati Chapter Meeting Set
Xavier alumnae president Miss Angeline Uhrig announced the Catholic Alumnae Cincinnati Chapter gathering for 2:30 p m Saturday January 20 at Albers Hall.
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Catholic Alumnae
Cincinnati
Albers Hall
Angeline Uhrig
Xavier Alumnae
Unionist Wins Distinguished Service Cross on D-Day
Sgt. Richard J. Gallagher of Brooklyn IBEW Local 3 received the Distinguished Service Cross for singlehandedly destroying two machinegun nests and capturing an enemy sniper on Normandy beach during D-Day. He earned the medal after promotion from a private’s rating.
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Richard J. Gallagher
Brooklyn
N. Y
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
AFL
Gallagher
Normandy Beach
D-Day
WLB Rules Dues Must Be Paid up To Leave Union
The National War Labor Board ruled that a union member may use the escape clause only after paying all delinquent dues and initiation fees. The case involved the International Association of Bridge Structural and Ornamental Iron Workers AFL and Ingalls Iron Works of Birmingham Alabama. The policy requires payment of initiation fee and all monthly dues up to the first day of the 15 day escape period.
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WLB
Washington
National War Labor Board
Intrenational Association of Bridge, Structural and Ornamental Iron Workers
AFL
Ingalls Iron Works of
Birmingham
Ala
This is why so many want Radio car hearing
The piece touts hearing aid engineering and fitting by a skilled office service offering demonstrations and helpful terms to entice customers to visit for a demonstration.
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