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Newspaper
Labor World
Location
Alton, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1947
Page
4
A terse verse confronts church or union members about commitment and integrity. It asks if members visit the sick, avoid cliques, and participate in work, while wives consider striking. The dialogue style echoes social critique and moral testing within a group.
Local great Johnny Frazer assists Capt. Gould at Wood River High as Chick Simmers forecasts a fair team with championship potential by April. Alton Redbirds eye their best season since the 4 title year while a neutral air hangs over Alton and Wood River. Shurtleff Cage Schedule features SIU Eureka Kirksville Centenary and regional opponents. Eureka won the Pioneer Conference and Kirksville reached the NIT semifinals in Kansas City. A new coach Pierce leads a reworked squad amid stadium talks and local civic interest in football progress.
Soldiers complain about C and D rations prompting the Army to develop improved menus at an Army Food Institute in Chicago. Colonel C. B. Lawrence shows a six month bread and a two year canned cake display in Washington, signaling planned reforms.
Newton Black of GBBA notes an election at Heart Glass Plant Hillsboro Illinois likely December 3 to determine status of miscellaneous workers. Local No 135 elected officers Noble, Lawson, Al ben, Woods, Lawson. trustees Tuetken, Burns, Gobble. committee members Walter, Dulaney, Capps, Stewart, White, Nolan.
Miss Virginia Dunkel and Louie de Witt wed on Thanksgiving Day at Owens-Illinois. The mixed Glee Club, under Thomas Head, gains audience appreciation as members perform. E G Gook Streeper named Man of the Week for long service at the Broadway plant. Ernest Tribble returns to work after illness.
The Union Health Center and International Ladies Garment Workers Union Clinic in New York City install a Lamson conveyor costing $50,000 to move health dossiers from the record room to multiple floors. Messengers are relieved as nurses and attendants no longer handle all transport duties. records are distributed via the new system.
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