Calls For Election On Gas Oil Board In South Dakota
Referendum drive to refer HB 241 creating an oil and gas board in South Dakota gathered 18 661 signatures led by Dr Isaac P Tieszen and others. Deadline for filing is today or 99 days after the legislature enacted the bill. Referendum requires 15 152 valid signatures to trigger a statewide vote.
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Independant Oil Producers Association
Secretary of State
Pierre
Tieszen
A. L. Schulz
Clair H. Post
Don
Oil production law reform debate features Freeman views
Freeman, speaking for Fellows of Mitchell and A M Freeman Sioux Falls, argues the new law lets voters decide and shifts regulatory power from state geologist to the governor, state engineer, and attorney general. He cites test drilling, waste restrictions, emergency use rules, and a $25 drilling permit with six month reporting, aiming to curb waste and regulate production without federal preemption.
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Fellows
Mitchell
A. M. Freeman
Sioux Falls
Freeman
Bureau of Mines
U. S. Geological Survey
Federal Bureau of Mines
The
Geological Survey
Alabama
Nebraska
CIO lumber strike widens as Orton opposes board plan
The 26 day long Pacific Northwest lumber strike escalates as CIO leader Orton rejects a mediation board's call for immediate return to work and a 7 cent wage increase. He accuses the board of mirroring employer offers and vows to oppose the plan, while AFL machinists pledge to staff operations and police deploy. The dispute centers on union shop demands, vacations, and removal of piece work.
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National Dadense
0. M. Orton
CIO
Pacific Northwest
Orton
International Woodworkers of America
Puget Sound
Roosevelt
North American
W. P. Goo Uaw
AFL
Aeronautics Machinists Union
Wage board faces strikes in coal aluminum and mines
The wage board, amid imminent strikes in coal and aluminum, summoned northern and southern coal mine operators and the United Mine Workers CIO to Hear recommendations to end a 400000 miner wage dispute across seven Appalachian states. The UMW demands 40 cents more than the north, while southern operators warn the 40 cent gap would wreck their industry. Aluminum workers threaten a walkout unless a hearing is set today, as Secretary Perkins certified the 4500 worker dispute to the board for Monday action.
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National Defense
Coal and Aluminum
Northern
Southern
United Mine Workers (Cio
Appalachian
Paw Baas
Sehr
Swift
Aluminum Company of America
Cleveland
National Association Or Die Casting Workers
Dio
Secretary of Labor
Perking
Clarence A. Dykstra
Labor strife spans coast as unions press wage demands
In San Francisco 4 500 CIO warehousemen vote to accept a 7 cent hourly rise for 700 women workers and return to 190 bay area warehouses. In Detroit 4 100 Steel Workers Organizing Committee members return to Great Lakes Steel, with a 38 hour stoppage ended and promises of favorable contracts. AFL Inland Warehousemen urge a $7 weekly rise amid mass strikes at 75 New York warehouses. Picket clashes erupt at Auburn Rubber in Indiana injuring several. Sailors and Marines operate two elevators in a Boston office to ease commutes as 30 APL union members demand a 10 percent wage increase. San Francisco AFL machinists reject Senate plan to end a 26 day shipyard strike.
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CIO
Bay Area
Deitroit
James F. Dewey
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Great Lakes Steel Corporation
CYO
Tlesas
AFL Inland
New York
Britain
Penis
U. S. Army
Teamsters Union
Auburn Rubber Corporation
Auburn
Ind
Tri State Independent Workers’ Union
United Rubber Workers (Cio
Boston
APL
AFL
Senate
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