Capitalist Looks at Labor Sees Alliance with Labor Important
Eaton article argues capitalism must rely on labor and warns against restrictive anti labor legislation. He cites John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers, predicting unity could shape government action and spur industrial expansion while challenging miners’ leaders. The piece critiques reformers and foresees broad capitalist labor cooperation.
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Chicago
Cyrus S. Eaton
Cleveland
University of Chicago Law Review
Bor
Eaton
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Ager
Labor
Labor United
Accompa
Union Label Show 48 Held in Milwaukee May 12 16 1948
Announcement by Union Label Trades Department AFL secretary treasurer Ornburn outlines Milwaukee event from May 12 to 16 1948. Exhibition focuses on AFL unions and firms with strong bargaining agreements. Emphasizes labor management cooperation and aims to boost demand for union labeled products nationwide.
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Washington
D. C
I. M. Ornburn
American Federation of Labor
Exhi
Trac
Govt. Indies
Cincinneti
St. Louis
Ornburn
Feten
AFL
APL
Sambo
un-Boy
Orabura
Isi
Coop
Puget Sound
Mechanics At Citizen Coach Sign Annual Wage Agreement
Mechanics at the Citizens Coach Company of Alton Illinois secure a guaranteed annual wage through a new contract with District 9 of the Machinists Union in St. Louis. The agreement guarantees 2440 hours of work per year, includes a 240 hour annual wage provision for regular pay, and offers enhanced vacation benefits and injury pay on company property. Local 1282 members, all men, were represented by W C Meyers, company president, during renegotiations.
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TA. of
St .Louis
Machinists Union
St. Lous
Citizens’ Coach Company of
Alton
Mlinois
David Force
W. C. Meyers
Dry States and Wet Reality Across Prohibition Jurisdictions
The article discusses shifting views on prohibition, noting that liquor is purchasable nationwide despite dry laws in some states. It cites opinions attributed to William Allen White and critiques the prohibition system as corrupt, while noting tax revenue, unregulated distribution, and alleged changes in drinking patterns including a claimed drop among women. It also oddly cites Japan's farming share and family engagement in agriculture.
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Wiliam ‘Allen White
Emporia Gazette
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