Dewey Opponents Hamper Wage Rise at U E Convention
Philip Murray CIO president warned U S electrical workers that Dewey supporters are using the Little Steel Formula as a political football. He predicted a 30 percent take-home pay cut from overtime loss and urged revision to reflect postwar living costs. The convention backed Roosevelt and Truman.
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Emspak accuses GOP-Tories of blocking labor bills
Julius Emspak, UK-CIO treasurer, says Dewey’s Republicans in Congress ally with poll-tax Democrats to block labor favored measures. He cites vetoes over the Smith-Connally Act, Soldier-vote Act, and anti poll-tax legislation as proof of political obstruction harming public welfare.
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Julius Emspak
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GOP Official Upsets War Workers Over Registration Hours
Wichita, Kansas: Republican Election Commissioner E. R. Mooney refuses to extend registration hours beyond 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and says he favors quality over quantity in voting. He dismissed requests to run late shifts for war workers.
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E. R. Mooney
AFL Leaders Deny Dewey Endorsement in Seattle Visit
Newspaper and radio reports claimed a large AFL delegation endorsed Thomas E. Dewey during a one night stop in Seattle. AFL leaders denied the endorsement. Dewey's publicity staff admitted the error and a retraction ran in papers on Sept 19. The local denial could not erase the nationwide broadcast.
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Store Employees Meet Next Week
The Wholesale Retail and Department Store Employees Union local 390 holds its regular membership meeting at 8 p m on October 6 at the Railway Clerks Building Court and Vine streets. Guest speakers will discuss matters important to members. All members asked to attend.
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Vine Street
FDR Supporters Led By T R s Granddaughter
Mrs. John G. Palfrey Jr. leads Servicemen's Wives to Re elect Roosevelt nationwide with headquarters at 9 Sutton Place New York. Any serviceman's wife may write for membership.
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Self-Cure of Gonorrhea Warned as Dangerous
Public health article urges readers not to self treat gonorrhea and to seek medical examination. It explains the risks, transmission through sexual contact, and the importance of physician supervision with sulfa drugs, while warning against quack cures and unapproved remedies.
Xavier Labor School Opens After Late Registrations
Xavier University's Labor School accepts late registrations through Tuesday night. Rev. Richard T. Deters, director, notes regular enrollment closed Friday. Programs run Tuesday and Thursday evenings with courses in economics democracy propaganda analysis labor ethics law and public relations. Eligibility includes workers both union and non union with managers excluded.
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Richter Defends Labor Rights in PACA Talk
Frank J. Richter, candidate for Congress in the First District, told Democratic workers at 3936 Eastern Avenue that labor may use political action to defend its gains. He argued workers must stay politically alert to preserve votes and dismissed claims that any single leader can deliver the labor vote.
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U E W & M W CIO Wins Rights at WE Plant Claire
United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers gain sole collective bargaining rights at the Western Electric electronics plant in Claire Wisconsin. The union claims a foothold in the broad WE manufacturing empire as the first wedge of organizing momentum.
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