Emert Frailey Killed in Train Auto Crash
Emert Frailey, longtime Teamsters member and Wood River resident, died after his auto collided with a train three miles west of Hamel. He served in World War II, worked as a truck driver for 15 years, and leaves a wife Vila and children Helen Powell Roxana Norma Jean Secrest John W. and Darwin E. The funeral was held at Streeper Funeral Home Wood River with burial at Valhalla Memorial Park. Local No 525 Teamsters and Leather Workers Local 31 sent condolences.
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Smert Fraley
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Hamel Fuines
Army Engineers
Snetty County
Wasaon
Alonzo Fraley
Pana
Wood River
Wood River Post
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Yatton
Teamsters & Chauffeurs Union
Tower
Masonic
Vila Fraley
Helen Powell Roxana
Norma Jean Secrest
Sonsohn W
Darwin.e
Fraley
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Streeper Funeral Home
Valhalla Memorial Park
Villa Fraley
Leather Worker's
Teamsters & Chauffeurs
Leather Workers
Tary
Labor classes open in Alton area this November
University of Illinois Extension announces labor courses in Alton conducted by the Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations. Parliamentary Procedure starts November 4 at Machinists Hall East Alton with two weekly sessions for eight weeks. Workmen's Compensation Law, taught by Emerson Baetz and Arno Hill, begins November 5 at the YMCA, 2 West Third Street, meeting 7 to 8 40 p m.
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King Brodrick
Arno. Hill
University of Linois
Emerson Baetz
Alton
Will Teac
YMCA
Third St
Aton
Retail Clerks Union Contract Details Worker Benefits
The article outlines a retail clerks contract including a $1000 life insurance policy funded partly by the company, termination pay at rate of one day per two months served, an eight hour day and forty five hour week with overtime at time and a half, and a commission base intact for sales. Salary scales are listed from six months to over three years with weekly and hourly rates.
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Fond
Spiegeline
Brazel
U S Enforces Overtime Law After Supreme Court Ruling
The Labor Department begins enforcing overtime rules based on the Supreme Court decision. The case stemmed from Longshoremen and involved union and government positions on premium vs overtime pay. AFL President Green cautioned workers to avoid rushing claims to prevent wider law changes.
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U.S
Benefit Plans Cover 3 Million Workers
A Bureau of Labor Statistics survey shows at least 3 million workers in mid-1988 were covered by collective bargaining health and welfare plans. It notes pensions, retirement, and related benefits across unions, with some plans limited to retirement or other entitlements.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Labor Statistics
U. D
Feurey
Shieh
Ted Soerrs
Union Officers Appeal Contempt Verdict Over Reach
Four officers of the International Typographical Union including De Pres Woodruff Randolph are set to appeal a contempt ruling to the Supreme Court. The contempt finding relates to alleged violations of a restraining order and a lower court decision barring the union from pushing closed shop conditions in June contract talks.
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Int. Typographical Union
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Supreme Court
Tat-Hartey
ITU
Federsted Pictures
Lobby out to kill control on rents
Real estate lobby eyes a quarter of a million dollars to block rent control as next Congress opens. Rent hikes of about 7 percent are projected if the law lapses next March, with unions claiming large coverage and employers shifting costs in fringe benefits trends.
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J. E. Woods
Former President of Retail Clerks Dies
Thomas Edward Yorby 85 of 1124 Brown street former grocer on Belle Janda died in St Joseph's Hospital after years of ill health. Born in Alton March 8 1803 he worked 22 years at Minois Glass Co and later ran a Belle street grocery until 194. Survived by wife Margaret Slaven he served as Retail Clerks Local 24 president and as vice president of the Trades & Labor Assembly. Funeral held at St Patrick's Church burial Greenwood Cemetery.
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Thomas Edward (Eade) Yorby
Brown
Belle Janda Post
Retail Jerks
Togo
St Joseph's Hospital
Y Yorby
Alton
Thomas Yorby
Lon Belle Street
Cle
Trades & Labor Assembly
Alton Council
Knights of Columbus
Shurch Land
Margaret Slaven
Old Cathedral
St. Patrick’s Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Alton Trades and Labor Assembly
Hartley to Get a Job With NAM
The Wall Street Journal reports Representative Fred Hartley will join the National Association of Manufacturers after December 31, ending his tenure as a congressman. NAM plans him as a fulltime employee, transitioning from current purchase basis work to a formal position with the big business group.
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Fred. Hartley
New Jerry
Treasury
Wall "Street Journal
Wal
Artes
Wall Street
NAM
Labor Afanagement Ct
Business Teague
Fg Capitol Ht
Hospital Policy and Dr Wicks Court Battle
Continued from page 1 the hospital board should set medical policy. The piece argues nurses may administer anesthetics but questions their qualifications versus Dr Wicks a specialist with national board credentials who trained in the Army. Staff doctors and the Medical Advisory Committee support him while urging physician-led policy.
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Wicks
National Board of Anesthesiology
Alton Memorial Hospital
Alton
W. R. Wicks
Free enterprise strong if benefits all Americans
Quote from William Green on the free enterprise system and national strength. He argues that prosperity for the many preserves strength, while elite benefit at the expense of others dooms the system.
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America
Benett
William Green
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