Arkansas Labor Leader Endorsed Amid Rumors of Opposition
In Little Rock on May 25, Cow Mowery of Hot Springs received a strong endorsement for president of the Arkansas Federal of Labor as rumors spread he might face opposition in the office.
25 May 1949
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1949
Page
1
In Little Rock on May 25, Cow Mowery of Hot Springs received a strong endorsement for president of the Arkansas Federal of Labor as rumors spread he might face opposition in the office.
Gov Sid Melath praised Mowery and Executive Secretary Zinn as labor leaders who benefit the state. He noted moves to oppose them and predicted a showdown on the convention floor for officer nominations. Kelton Call’s appointment as labor commissioner strengthens Mowery, while some delegates downplay opposition. The governor also thanked the AFD for its support and lauded the harmony between management and labor in Arkansas.
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