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Labor World

Location

Alton, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1948

Page

3

Lass Bottle Blowers Banquet installs GBBA officers

About sixty members attended the Achenbach’s Route 100 banquet for the Lass Bottle Blowers Association. New officers include Leo Geoken president Local 25 Eugene Sims VP Local 22 Howard Willett secretary Local 22 John Zimer treasurer Local 226 Paul Tickner Local 225 Clyde Morris Local 221 and Clarence Edgell Local 95 as trustees. Newton Black International executive spoke on local progress Hartley law and anti labor gains, noting Taft-Hartley election issues and urging fair vote counting.

Lass Achenbach’s Leo Geoken Eugene Sims Howard Willett John Zimer Paul Tickner Clyde Morris Clarence Edgell Newton Black the International GBBA Organized Labor House Black Alton Highland Highland Box Company Ike

Inductees May Extend Active Duty Under 1948 Act

Washington officials clarify Selective Service rules for men inducted after June 24 1948. Inductees may extend active duty after 21 months by up to 15 months without losing reemployment rights, provided no break in service. Subsequent reenlistment waives those rights. Also a comic caption notes a joke about toll worn hands.

Washington, D.C United States Robert K. Salyers Bureau of ‘Veterans U. S. Department of Labor Salyers

Women in Clothing Stores Earn Up to $59.27 Weekly

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports weekly earnings for women in clothing stores across 16 cities, averaging between 37.14 and 50.27 dollars. Within cities, departments for coats, dresses, and accessories show varying pay, with nonselling occupations like fitters often earning the most. Men selling major electrical appliances also show high pay in several cities.

Washington W C Bureau of Labor Statistics U. S. Department of Labor

Alton Trades and Labor Assembly Plans Xmas Party

At the November meeting the Alton Trades and Labor Assembly dispensed with the text regular meeting due to Thanksgiving. The next regular gathering is December 9 at Odd Fellows Hall at 6 p.m. The Women Auxiliary will hold the annual Xmas party after the December 9 meeting with a 25 cent grab-bag gift, games, and refreshments. Walter Smith, the assembly president and an outstanding bowler, headlines rumors about his bowling prowess. Six teams compete in the league including building trades and laborers, steamfitters, carpenters, electricians, and oilers.

Altor Trades and Labor Assembly Nex Elsie Shepard Women Auxiliary Odd Fellows Hall Walter ‘Smith Alton ‘Trades and Labor Assembly Alton Smitty Tides

Labor profiteering charge upheld against seven buyers

A labor association report details charges of profiteering by seven purchasing agents. It notes price rises in sectors including abrasives, automotive supplies, metals, cement, and electrical equipment, with several items noted as rising despite wage increases and economic pressure. The piece cites aggressive sales efforts and aims to curb these practices amid broader market volatility.

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Comic Books Under Fire From Federal Official

James V. Bennett of the Federal Bureau of Prisons attacked the comic book industry claiming 60 million monthly issues serve as blueprints for crimes. He said 18 percent violate a self proclaimed code of ethics and urged Congress to consider jail terms if publishers fail to reform.

James V. Bennett Federal Bureau of Prisons Lany Comic Books Bennett Congress

Banquet for Members of Illinois Fairs Here January 1949

Attendance is expected at the annual banquet of the Illinois Association of Agricultural Fairs in Springfield on January 25, 1949. Ray A. Dillinger, state agriculture director and association president, plans to host more than a thousand guests with vaudeville acts booked for next season. The Top Line race circuit meeting occurs in Springfield January 23, followed by the Harness Horsemen's Association banquet and the district five meeting of the USTrotting Association.

Illinois Association of Agricultural Fairs Springfield Ray A. Dillinger Hhousand Audeville Harness Horsemen's Astation District Five U. S.trotting Association Hie Banequet

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