Ornburn Opens Plans for 1948 Union-Industries Show
LM Ornburn secretary treasurer AFL Union Label Grades Dept announced preliminary plans for the Union-Industries Show to be held in Milwaukee from May 12 to 16, 1948. Organizers include Harold J. Fitzgerald president of Fox Wisconsin Amusement Corp and George A. Haberman president of the Wisconsin State Federation of Labor with Milwaukee mayor John L. Bohn attending.
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Milwaukee
LM. Ornbur
AFL
LM. Ornburn
Union Industres
Harold J. Fitzgerald
Fox Wisconsin Amusement Corporation
George A. Haberman
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
John L. Bohn
You and Your Family By Paul Niven
Sometimes the home is broken in divorce or absence and children yearn for the missing parent. The text notes how girls may become bitter toward their mothers and may reject step-parents during adolescence, leading to behavior problems or delinquency. It cautions mothers against disparaging the father in the presence of children.
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Belle Street
Archie
Red’ Schmidt
Logan Street
Washington Avenue
Wolf
Bill Alberts
Alton
St. Louis
Mary Damona
North Alton
Wood River
Charles Creoway
Benalto
Gene McDaniels
Andrs
Roy Nevins
Oklahoma
Bernard Bunze
Virdento
Sheky Rascal
Newthen
Minois
Tome
Shell Petroleum Company
Bob Boerner
Holland
Merchant Marine
Bob
Packard
Perry Suver Motor Company
Justin Akers
Godfrey Road
Caroline Freihelt
Tim
Town Laments Loss Of Father Figure And Social Decay
Fragmentary text portrays a distressed town and a mother urged to shield children from paternal faults. It recounts a sensitive father abandoning family, a stepfather’s later attempt to mend harm, and a son’s subsequent vandalism and criminal path, leading to repeated incarcerations and emotional trauma.
American Wage Power Far Exceeds Russian Pay says study
Washington reports a Labor Department summary showing American wages worth ten times Russian earnings despite high living costs. Examples compare bread sugar milk beef butter and beer purchasable with $50 weekly in the United States versus Russian pay, highlighting stark living standard gaps.
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Ington
D. C
Labor Department
Moscow
Rome
Shurtlett Art Class Show Draws 500 Visitors
Shurtlett College showcased summer arts classes in the administration hall with oil paintings, portraits, textiles, and metal crafts displayed by Mrs. W S Combs and Bill Ditton Beach. More than 500 attendees viewed works including Still Life, Tulip Time, The Drunken Wake, and The Corner.
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Shurtlett College
We S. Combs
Bill Ditton Beach
Unus
Shurtlett Daze
Willene Grove
Earth End
Alton
Eva Leach
Jersey Ville
Our Living Room
Betty Lou Gleiber
Alt On
Beatrice Paul
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Acgme Bowling
E. Broadway
Alton, Ill
Ket
Billy and
Brother
Dan
Faulstich Cigar Store
Oakfast
Marvel System
East Broadway
DIAL
Ornburn
Union-Industries
Paul Niven
Frank Anthony Blankenship
Tix
Tall
Arnic
Bama
Rudy Meletti
RED Cherry
Schn
Der's Tavern
Broadway
Piasa
Weatrey
Jackson la Imers
SHOR
Alice
Phil Schelat
OUR
Orchestra
Warren von der Ahe
Piano & Solovox
White Swanchell
Shurtleft
Labor Movement
Traiter
Samuel
Sompers
American Cab CO
Motorola
Primive Sworr
Anheuser — Busch
sHyde Park
Chevalley & Dixon
Ted’s Tavern
Ted Vambaketes
Mineral Springs Hotel
St. Louis - Alton
Roxana
Hartford
McCoy Transfer Company
Front ST
Yale
Carl
Ae Earl Nass
Aston
E. Ferguson General Electric
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