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Newspaper

Labor World

Location

Alton, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1947

Page

4

Group of Manufacturers Backs Industry-Wide Bargaining Plan

Washington figures a plan to ban industry wide bargaining drew support from the Manufacturers Protective Association and the Metal Trades Department AFL. George Grosser noted the association's national scope from the Ohio River south to the land while stressing the long standing no strike record and established grievance procedures across members. He urged that pending anti labor legislation not disrupt the cooperative 35 year relationship.

Group of Manufacturers Washington, D George Grosser Secretive and Development Association Metal Trades Department AFL Ohio River Srosser Glosser

Mobilization plan eyed to draft workers in national emergency

Wall Street Journal outlines an emergency industrial mobilization plan in Washington led by Richard R. Deupree and the Munitions Board with Bernard Baruch behind the effort. The proposal would place labor under direct control during war or national crises, with officials warning that conscription could follow and Congress may face limits on action.

Wall Street Journal Washington Tsay Avy Munitions Board Richard R. Deupree Proctor & Gamble Tabor Kenneth C Royall John Kenney Brass Ponte Coca Lacerta Ceeenae Bernard M Baruch Wall Street Baruch State Department Ign Congress Uncle Sam Clabor

Texas House votes on murder bill amendment in protest

A disputed amendment to a labor bill drew eight Texas House members voting for murder as a protest against anti labor measures. The text claims unions would be punished and families sent to concentration camps, with six opposing the amendment.

Avor Texas House of Representattives Ep. Hydrick Teight

Dinah and James Visit Alton in a Summer Outing

A vivid travel narrative follows Diane Dona and Jimmy as they tour Alton and nearby locales. The group rides in a Buick past College Avenue, Shurtleff College, and Alton High School. They discuss meetings with local figures, the river, and future plans as they plan a church visit and social outings.

Ana i Cesar James Henry Bois Decatur Association of Gnity Commerce Decatur Hoel He Amores Ln Cher Associ Dona Granite City Wayne A. John Nots Cental Ral Afr Meade College Avenue Ido Diane Shurtleff College Alton High School Dana Jimmy Avenue Gentral Fo Charch Dona Jomed Henry Jimmy Reflames Alton Shaemed Broadway Pieter Alton Lake Lafternoon Ulinois State Generatics ‘of Labor Springfield

Profits of 149 Firms Rise 282.1 Percent in First Quarter

A survey of 149 firms shows profits up 282.1 percent from the previous year’s first quarter. Iron and steel lead gains at 7.04, with rail equipment, building materials, mining, office devices, pulp and paper, food products, and distillers also rising. University of Illinois forms a 12 member advisory committee for Labor and Industrial Relations with leaders from labor management and public interests.

Street Journal Iron and Steel Iron and Steel Companies Journal University of Illinois

Roosters and the Rise of Women in War Time

A fragmented poem laments male dominance and wartime strain, contrasting male vanity with women who manage homes, labor, and family as men chase glory. It argues the old order harms society and suggests women are ready to lead or reform the world.

Therin

New Mark Set In Pipe Trades Apprenticeship

Washington BC April 1 1947 marked a record 9017 establishments with registered pipe trades apprenticeship programs. William F Patterson director ATS noted California leads with 1128, Ohio 4136 and Wisconsin 610, from a quarterly ATS report covering states Hawaii and Puerto Rico.

Washington B. C Wiliam F. Patterson U. S. Department of Labor National Association of Master Plumbers Mlwaukee Federal Committee California Ohio Wisconsin Patterson ATS States Hawaii Puerto Rico

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