Five Million Jobs tied to Bretton Woods Plan
The fate of five million American workers rests with a Congress bill approving the Bretton Woods Plan for world economic cooperation. Proponents argue it secures jobs and peace by expanding trade and stabilizing currencies through an international monetary fund, preventing a return to postwar chaos.
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Federated Press
Congress
Bretton Woods
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry J. Morgenthau Jr
U. S
France
International Monetary Fund
Wall Street
How To Write To Soldiers Overseas
Practical tips for writing to GIs in Germany during the Seventh Army front. Emphasizes frequent brief letters, sharing unit achievements, including division and regiment details, and sending clippings. Encourages describing the soldier’s shop, prior job, and local improvements to reassure him of a job waiting after the war.
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Seventh Army Front
Germany
Nery Banckh
Homer
Rabelais
Spe
Progress in World Trade Union Constitution Talks
In Oakland California the World Trade Union Conference committee reports unanimous progress on key constitution issues for a proposed world labor body. Decisions cover voting rights delegate numbers and affiliation fees while plans to present London declarations to the United Nations in San Francisco proceed.
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Oakland
Cal
World Trade Union Conference
New World Labor Organization
Bay
San Francisco
Dents
London
WTUC
NAM Will Pledge Peace If It Can Continue Battle
NAM President Ira Mosher in Boston says the National Association of Manufacturers will cooperate with a postwar peace charter if it preserves its union busting legislative aims. He warns the charter must not commit management to uphold labor rights as they are, citing the need to oppose laws interfering with organizing and collective bargaining.
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Boston
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
Ira Mosher
Mosher
AFL
CIO
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
She
Thader
Spronery
Sec
Massachusetts Society of Certified Public Accountants
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