Supreme Court extends portal to portal pay to coal miners
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that bituminous coal miners, UMW members, are entitled to portal to portal pay, aligning with the ore miners ruling. Travel underground is work under the Fair Labor Standards Act, counted in the workweek for wage purposes.
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Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
UMW
Intl Union of Mine Mill & Smelter Workers
CSO
First Woman Joins San Diego Painters Local
In San Diego Local 333 of the Painters union the first woman, 28 year old Mabel Denham, mother of two and eight-time blood donor, won approval from the examining board and took the oath beside five male candidates amid a housing manpower shortage.
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San Diego
Calif
Local 333
Bro. of Painters
AFL
Mabel Denham
AFL Rejects World Labor Group Backing
The AFL executive council on May 7 declared there is no possibility of the federation joining with forces seeking to destroy the International Federation of Trade Unions or aligning with a group of unions claiming to represent free labor worldwide under the World Trade Union Congress banner.
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Washington
AFL Executive Council
AFL
Ind. Federation of Trade Unions
Free Labor of the World
World Trade Union Congress
Macy Employees Win Appeal Against Macy Co
Macy department store workers opposed management anti labor policies by appealing to customers and won substantial gains. Wages improved, working conditions enhanced, union security strengthened, and about 1500 new members joined the union.
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New York
CIO
R. H. Macy & Co
AFL and Chamber Approve New Labor Charter
The AFL executive council unanimously approved the new labor management charter while the U S Chamber of Commerce board was taking similar action. Earlier the CIO executive board endorsed the code of industrial peace.
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Washington
AFL Executive Council
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
CIO
Call for donations to United Negro College Fund 1945 drive
Individuals are urged to contribute to defray operating costs of 32 private and church related Negro colleges and universities. Send checks payable to United Negro College Fund Inc to Campaign Headquarters Room 39 612 West Ninth Street. Encourage editors and radio personalities to press influence on the President and Congress and to hold meetings write letters and telegrams to sway political parties and groups.
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United Negro College Fund
West Ninth Street
United Negro College Fund, Inc
Congress
Groups Work Through Organizations to Give Money
The quote urges collective action to fund efforts, urging groups to cooperate through organizations and make timely contributions as a pivotal moment arrives. It emphasizes mobilizing resources and coordinating support.
Ford weighs Willow Run fate amid war end talk
The article notes Ford saying no Willow Run plans and the plant being scrapped as expendable. Rumors persist of tractor operations returning there idle until Congress clears reconversion, with Ford blaming delayed legislation and promising jobs if civilian production resumes. Thompson calls for ending the Little Steel Formula to protect take-home pay as 40 hour shifts and overtime shift losses loom.
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Ford
Willow Run
Congress
Thomas
Joblessness Crisis Faces Detroit Ford Workers
Rapid mobilization of war workers at Ford plants leaves Detroit authorities stretched as CIO United Auto Workers demand swift action to avert mass unemployment. War Manpower’s Cushman notes Willow Run bomber plant closure as natural, while UAW chief Thomas warns of universal Detroit unemployment without better planning.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
CIO
Edward L. Cushman
War Manpower Commission
Willow Run
UAW
R. J. Thomas
Ford
Henry Ford II
Peace and Equality Telegram From Cincinnati NAACP
The Cincinnati Branch NAACP, led by Theodore M. Berry, sent a telegram to Secretary of State Stettinius in San Francisco representing 7 000 citizens. It urges the American delegation to press for equality of peoples, an international bill of human rights, and abolition of colonial systems in favor of international trusteeship with subject peoples represented.
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Cincinnati
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
Theodore M. Berry
Stettinius
San Francisco
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