Ball Is Called A Renegade Quit The Guild
A Washington column by Travis Hedrick critiques Thomas L. Stokes for labeling labor as stubborn while praising Senators Ball Burton and Hatch. Hedrick notes Ball’s conflict with labor and the Minneapolis-St Paul Newspaper Guild, labeling Ball a renegade and questioning labor’s stance on the Wagner Act and employer protections.
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Ball
Washington
Thomas L. Stokes
Scripps-Howard Alliance
Tom
Stokes
Labor
Guild
Len
Joseph Ball
Minnesota Republican
AFL
Minnesota
William J. Gallagher
Minneapolis - St. Paul Newspaper Guild
CIO
Newspaper Guild
St. Paul Dispatch
Meyer the UAW leader guards 17000 brothers in 647
George Meyer, president of Local 647 United Automobile Workers CIO, frames his role as keeper of 17,000 members, stressing union protection, equal pay for equal work, anti discrimination, and political action to back Wagner Act rights and postwar job security. He highlights education and a modern union library as keys to worker strength.
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Meyer
Revy Balkin
George Meyer
United Automobile Workers Cio
UAW
Myer
Veterans Jobs and Rights Initiatives Highlighted
A list of policy aims includes jobs for returning veterans, safeguarding worker seniority, higher unemployment compensation, and ongoing battles against discrimination. The items reflect a broader labor and civil rights agenda.
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