Dixie GOP cartoon signals Senate filibuster muddle
The CIO News depicts a hybrid donkey elephant beast to critique a coalition of southern Democrats and conservatives opposing civil rights progress. The piece urges union members to check how their Senators voted. Separate report notes New Jersey legislature enhancing scrutiny of trial examiners under a Civil Service framework, with bar association input prompting agencies to reassess candidates.
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Union row over filibuster narrows civil rights gains
The piece attacks the Dixiecrat and Republican bloc for preserving the Senate filibuster to block civil rights and other reform. It notes Morse’s critique, warns unions of broader threats to Taft-Hartley, social security, and minimum wage, and highlights CIO actions in Columbus backing civic projects and labor rights.
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New Contract Talks Loom for Steel Local 310
Bill Black urges members of Local 310 to attend upcoming meetings as the present contract nears expiration May 1 1949. The negotiating committee prepares a proposal for member approval before presentation to the Company. Dues check-off cards must be re-signed by June 15 1949 and officers stewards and committeemen are to lead the effort.
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South African Lass Heads to Hollywood to Impress Moguls
Jovial June Fulton, a South African lass, travels to Hollywood to prove she can compete with America's top talents. She fearlessly plays with lion cubs as she showcases her acting mettle for film moguls.
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Kentucky doctors form committee to oppose health plans
In Louisville the Kentucky Medical Association led by Dr. Bruce Underwood the state health commissioner named a 35 physician committee to fight government health insurance. Underwood called an immediate meeting, saying the situation confronts the profession and requires action.
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