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Newspaper
Labor World
Location
Alton, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1947
Page
3
Sen Thomas cites past corporate armory power, warning passage of anti-labor bills would echo days when large firms held more arms than state guards. He recalls Republic Steel with 58,000 employees buying vast numbers of weapons amid brutal incidents in Harlan County and other cases, urging reporters to note the stark shift in power dynamics.
The piece contrasts two reformatories inmates to show how housing shapes family life and morale. One man envisions a stable farm home and security, while the other recalls cramped, dilapidated quarters and fear. It argues poverty and housing influence behavior, urging planners to pursue genuine re housing of America.
Geed The Om wrens Glass Company shows strong interest in staff welfare with 32 new books added to the United Club Library in recent weeks. Notes mention employee Tom Bob, a Cardinal fan, and staff changes, including Ruth Haynes at Packing B, plus various social events and a June picnic plan at the Chub Grounds.
In 1925 Alton had two papers the Alton Evening Telegraph and the Alton Daily Times. The Times was located at 101 East roadway.
The text portrays Russia as fragile in several domains including transportation, steel, currency, and military configuration. It argues Russia relies on wind for internal storms, questions capability to wage war, and suggests allowing actions without resistance. The fragment reflects a defeated or cautious stance on Russia’s strength.
Bishop Bernard J Snell of emergo ana oure amp. stage and screen stars joined the American Federation of Labor in a June fifth ABC telecast denouncing the Taft Hartley bill. Notables like Jimmy Stewart Edward G Robinson Melvin Douglas and Francis X Bushman spoke brief three minute pieces urging workers to oppose the measure.
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