AFL Exhibit Set for Union-Industries Show in Milwaukee
President William Green of the American Federation of Labor leads the AFL exhibit at the Union-Industries Show May 12 16 in Milwaukee. Milwaukee Auditorium will host a 2000 plus square foot display focusing on organization legislation social security education research and public relations to highlight union label products and services.
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Washington, D. C
ILNS
William Green
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Union-Industries
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Auditorium
Oyers
J. M. Orniburn
Union Industries
Good English and the habits of good phrasing
A discussion on proper English use contrasts instinctive skill with classroom taught forms. It criticizes overemphasis on formal rules and contractions like arent and the mispronunciation of you and me on the telephone, stressing clarity, style, and good breeding as keys to intelligent expression.
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Holly ‘Wood
Ain”Finan
Javie
Wallpaper’s Proud History and National Month Recognition
National Wallpaper Month highlights a four century arc from medieval tapestries to modern washable designs. The piece traces wallpaper’s evolution from costly nobility to affordable, stylish home decor driven by American production and public education in good taste.
Free photographs costly. FTC warns against door sales
FTC findings accuse Dean Studios of Omaha Nebraska of deceptive door to door offers for photos of families at bargain prices. The agency notes false claims of free enlargements and frame incentives, urging consumers to beware of pressure to act immediately as many deals are ongoing.
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Federal Trade Commission
Dean ‘Studios
Omaha
Nebraska
F.C
Dean Studios
Unions Barred Without Non Communist Papers On File
The National Labor Relations Board rules unions lacking required non communist oaths may be barred from accessing its facilities. The ruling involved the Campbell Soup Co plant in Sacramento and the petition by the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, with CIO Solidarity group seeking consideration as bargaining representative but blocked. A Navy weather suit for submariners is noted, plus safety warnings about home fire hazards from matches and lighters.
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Sronr
NLRB
APL International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Sampbell Soup Co
Sac- 1
Amento
Cali
CIO Food, Tobacco, Agri-cultural and Allied Workers” Union
Navy
National Safety Council
Advertisers in the Labor World urged to join
An advertiser appeal notes that Labor World readers respond to ads and invites more businesses and families to join the newspaper's growing advertiser network. The brief emphasizes measurable results and community reach.
Safety Message Urges Backing Caution From Council
The National Safety Council warns drivers to look before backing and not rely on rear mirrors adding that reversing can cause collisions if drivers misjudge distance or fail to check surroundings.
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National Safety Council
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George Francis
France
George Vonland
Francis J Manning
FTC
Waslington
D. C
National Labor
al ‘Sunt
CIO
Joseph Froelich
Froelich
FTA
CIO Son
Republican State Central Committee
U.S
IC. Wayland Brooks
Dwight H. Green
Richard Yates Rowe
Secretary of
William G. Stratton
George F. Barrett
Illinois
America
Act
Aglithe
Betty Willams
Florida
Federated Pl
Wack
Cooke Lumber CO
Delmar Phone
Alton
Harry
Hemphill
National Convention
PIU
Wells Tire Company
E. Broadway Alton
Wells-Schmidt Tire Sales
E. Ferguson
Bluff City
Na Phe
Fouff City
Produced
Cy Brewery
Pearl St. Alton, Tk
Nelson Burton
Dh Nere
Nelson Burtur
St.louis
Recreation
Delmar
ST. Louis
Hyde Park
Wey
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