Fathers and sons clash over economics in satire
A humorous piece features Mr. Dilworth arguing in favor of limited paternal control and against a union that raises allowances. Little Luther jokes about twins and power, while a subplot notes Sen Ball’s looming law and Hank Ford’s modest car price cuts amid inflation talk.
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Luther
Mr. Dilworth
Sen. Ball
Sen
Hank Ford
Security & Exchange Commissions
Stock Exchange
Ford
Brewery Workers Forge Drive Against Prohibition
The United Brewery Workers announced an all out drive against prohibition with CIO backing. A 1946 convention resolution opposes any prohibition laws and calls CIO offices to aid in resisting repeal. Joseph E Brady of Detroit was elected coordinator of state councils to unify efforts across Brewery Workers groups. Brady aims to contact state and local CIO officials about liberty and economic impacts of prohibition.
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United Brewery Workers
International Union
National
CIO
Joseph E. Brady
Detroit
Brady
Michigan State Council of
Brewery Workers
Lindberg Named General Organizer for International Brewery Workers
Charles H. Lindberg of Galveston Texas was elected as general organizer for the International Union of United Brewery Workers in a recent referendum. A World War II veteran and Texas CIO figure, he succeeds the late Albert J. Kugler and plans to meet with Allan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Union of United Brewery Workers
Charles H. Lindberg
Galveston
Tex
Lindberg
Albert J. Kugler
Marine Corps
Texas Council of Brewery Workers
Allan
Haywood Leads CIO Drive to Expand Brewery Workers Group
Haywood, director of organization, aims to extend the organizational work of the Brewery Workers with CIO's current drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haywood
CIO
Teamster Attacks Intensify Against Brewery Workers Union
The Brewery Workers International Union reports a 46 year campaign by the Teamsters AFL to take drivers since 1900. Attacks are centered in California, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Phoenix with plans to spread. The Brewery Workers faced suspensions in 1941 after clashes over control of drivers.
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Brewery Workers International Union
Teamster Union
AFL
CIO
California
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Phoenix
Teamsters
Executive Council
American Tool Works unit votes 360 to 18 to strike
Members of Local 766 United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers approve a strike if the contract with American Tool Works is not reached within weeks. Business agent Talmadge Raley cited the vote and noted the strike notice was filed January 2 with no NLRB response yet to set the 30 day period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tool Works
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Talmadge Raley
NLRB
CIO Wins Four Lexington Elections in One Week
Waldo Stager reports CIO wins four plant elections in Lexington Kentucky with large majorities over AFL rivals. Voting showed American Tobacco and R J Reynolds as CIO favorites at different plants. workers plan to halt overtime until a good faith agreement is reached and negotiations are assigned to a Negotiating Committee including Schwegman Parker O'Brien Henry Emig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Schwegman
John G. Parker
Charles O'Brien
Ralph Henry
William Emig
Waldo Stager
Lem Markland
757 Prepares Wages Campaign and Rent Control Petition
Local 757 of the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers plans a wages campaign and opposition to anti labor legislation. UE organizer Esther Tice notes the group has also issued petitions at a mass meeting calling for retention of current rent controls with hundreds of signatures collected.
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United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Formica
Esther Tice
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