Warns Jobless May Reach 10 Million By '47
New York report from Economic Notes warns eight to 10 million workers could be out of work by late 1946 or early 1947 unless Congress acts to provide full employment. It cites a 50 percent cut in armament production and a FRB index drop as signals, noting demobilization and withdrawal from the labor force could boost unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congress
Japan
Economic Notes
Labor Research Assn
Federal Reserve Board
Armed Services
Speedup In City Plans Is Needed by Ransohoff
Nathan Ransohoff urges the city to fast track a postwar improvements schedule for council approval to secure jobs. He also proposes a university linked clerical and drafting training program and updating sewer blueprints five years old. City engineer H H Kranz challenges the proposed steps as already adequately advanced.
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Nathan Ransohoff
Kellogg
Ransohoff
H. H. Kranz
Layoffs Rise Spark Labor Unrest Across U S
Federated Press reports coast to coast layoff waves without union or agency consultation. Nash Kelvinator Lansing 20 percent cut prompts protests. U S Cartridge St Louis shuts down 16 000 workers. New Brunswick Mack Mfg 25 percent cut breaks seniority rules. Willow Run Ford plant shut June 28 deemed expendable.
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Nash- Kelvinator Co
Lansing
Mich
St. Louis
U. S. Cartridge Co
New Brunswick
N. J
Mack Mfg. Co
U. S. Employment Service
Ford
Lucas At Coney Clyde Lucas At Moonlite Gardens Show
Clyde Lucas and his band perform at Moonlite Gardens summer ballroom Key Island this Friday through next Thursday. Glamorou Cricket Regal is the vocalist.
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Clyde Lucas
Moonlite Gardens
Key Island
Glamorou Cricket Regal
New NLRB Chairman Paul Herzog Takes Oath
Paul M. Herzog 39, ex-chairman of the New York State Labor Relations Board, was sworn in as NLRB chairman on the Wag ner Labor Relations Act anniversary. He praised Sen. Wagner and urged commitment to protecting workers’ right to organize and bargain, with Wagner calling the act a stabilizing factor amid industrial strife.
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Washington
Paul M. Herzog
New York State Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Herzog
Harry A. Millis
Henry W. Edgerton
Court of Appeals
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Gerard Reilly
John M. Houston
U. S
Sen
Wagener
Medical Aid To Italy Receives AFL Support
The Cook County Chicago Joint Board donated $4,600 to the American Committee for Medical Aid to Italy. This aid comes from the International Ladies Garment Workers AFL chapter and reflects ongoing relief efforts for Italy.
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Ti. Co Ee Ls
Chicago Joint Board
Ladies Garment Workers
AFL
American Committee
Italy
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Kathman
Goodyear
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Dunn ST
Lockland
Hamilton Ave
Northside
Marshall Field
Frances Verne
Federated Pictures
Federated Press
Nati War Labor Board
Arrow
Beau Brummell
Charles Vanderbrink & Son
Madison Road
Cincinnati
Stetson
MacGregor Sportswear
S. Pollack Thomas
Haley Wetsaig
Drs. Briner
Schantz
Stephen
Vine Street
Enquirer
Lucas
Coney
Sullivan
Men & Boys Clothing
Lockland, Ohio
Mil & Dunn Street
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Elmwood Place
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