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Newspaper

Labor World

Location

Alton, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1948

Page

3

Coauthor of Slave Law Seeks Repeal of Public Contracts Act

A formal statement from A. Hartley of New Jersey argues the Walsh Heathley Public Contracts Act oversteps constitutional labor powers by enabling federal wage floors beyond government contracts. Hartley, retiring chair of the House Labor Committee, claims the Labor Department uses the act for nationwide pay fixing, not just in federally funded work.

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Wisdom and Courage in World History Quote

A fragment quotes Thomas Campbell praising wisdom as lovely since the world began, calling it foe to tyranny and friend to mankind, reflecting classical ideals and moral virtue in historical discourse.

Ruth Thomas Campbell

Grain Millers Elect Officers as Local 81 Grows

Oscar Krantz reports growing activity at American Federation of Grain Millers Local No. 81 with new officers elected and several new members joining. Lee Witcher is president and other officers include Clarence Moore recording secretary and Oscar Krantz financial secretary. Membership gains, new shifts, and wage discussions with Russell Miller Company noted as negotiations approach a conclusion.

Oscar Kranty American Federation of Grain Millers Ling Plac American Federation of el Russell Miler Oscar ‘Krantz Lester’ Kinney Martin Inbreuch C. W. Bierbaum Eugene Kitzmiller Harry Herman Eugene Kitzmilleron Lee Witcher Reis Joseph Elt Lelia Ribbeck Gildys Schultz Alton Dat Ma Seon Anwar Nto Nlon Eugene Killmiller Char Tarehouse Anthony Lotte Goodwin Margaret Schroeder Iitsee Sp ‘Cert Tee Vipin Mekin Tech Toal A Lee Witeer Bert “Saunders Flava Mintre Stewart Ruth Hutchens Katherine Maryment Alvis Simpson Stewart Quis Verna Wood Rosseta Gorlof Rosana Hensler Robert Land Robert Walton Stewart Miller Lloyd Wiltshire Harry Palmer Benjamin Cope Dorothy Choisser Hilbert Bock Warren Brunaugh Roman Bierman Tocal Alma

State Bans on Closed Shop Head Labor Cases Before Supreme Court

Supreme Court agreed to hear multiple labor cases centered on state bans on closed shops. Questions include whether states may prohibit closed shop agreements and if employers can resist union organizing activities under the Taft Hartley Act. Proceedings examine bans on union dues and employer actions to curb strikes.

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Glimmer Racket Fraud resurfaces in rural areas

Government reports fake doctors revive the glimmer racket, with impostor eye salesmen and so called eye specialists swindling victims nationwide. The scheme, previously busted in 1996, targets gullible patients with cheap glasses then costly “permanent cures” through secret surgeries and high fees.

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Prohibition Campaign In Force Prompts Union Critique

Joseph O Neill of the 2 Distillery Reports to the International Union convention in Chicago that dry forces wage continuous war, using vast funds and strategic precinct by precinct pressure. He warns Kentucky and others face dangers reminiscent of postwar prohibition. Paper parachutes and foreign orders draw attention amid the era's tense anti or pro prohibition climate.

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