Unions urged to organize white collar workers says Hyde Parkers
Solomon and Burns argue in Journal of Business that organizing white collar workers is the greatest challenge for American labor. They cite 1963 survey data showing 2.8 million white collar union members and 20.8 million white collar potential, with clerical and related occupations having the largest numbers.
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Solomon and Burns
Hyde Parkers
Benjamin Solomon
Rochdale Place
Robert K. Burns
Woodlawn
Journal of Business
University of Chicago Business School
Americanrade
Retail Clerks International Association
Air Line Dispatchers Association
United States
Sible
Touring Package Offer for Your Upcoming Trip
A travel promotion promises a two week preparation period for a touring package and a final car service before departure to ensure top performance. The offer mentions motels and restaurants along the route and a 50 page travel tips book.
Museum opens Negro progress exhibit and U C space role
The Museum of Science and Industry hosts a Negro progress exhibit through July 17, detailing Lincoln Emancipation, 1888 theater integration, Dr. Daniel Hale Williams heart operation, prewar Negro history, Du Sable trading post, and Lovejoy brothers aiding escapes. University Realty Management shows UC space items including a cosmic ray telescope and Fujita’s work with weather satellite images.
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U of C’s
Chicago
Museum of Science and Industry
Commission On Human Relations
Daniel Hale Williams
Provident Hospital
Jean Baptiste Point du Sable
Lovejoy Brothers
Elijah
University of Chicago
University Realty Management Office
E. 57Thst
Tetsuya Fujita
Maryland
Department of Geophysical Sciences
Earth
Fujita
New Space Center
56Th and
Ingle Side
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Burns
Industrial Relations Center
Solomon
Center
Swinging Service
Foreign Car Hospital & Clinic, Inc
South Kimbark Avenue
Cottage Grove
Shell
Sam Bell
Samuel A. Bell
Bell
Hyde Park
E. 57Th
E. Hyde Park
S. Hyde Park
Spitfire
Free Radio
Bartlett & McNally, Inc
S. Stony Island
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Alfred
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