It Is The Worst Congress by William Green, Chairman
A heated letter denounces the current Congress as the worst yet, citing failure to tax excess profits and Taft Hartley Act provisions, while urging opposition to the incumbents. The writer warns that reelecting the same individuals risks empowering communists and weakening the U S and aligns with labor and social welfare critiques.
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Poston
Renee
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Airplanes Used to Catch Hunting and Fishing Violators
Wildlife Service will use two way radios and airplanes this fall to assist conservation officers in enforcing hunting and fishing laws. Observers in planes will spot violators and relay positions to ground units. The plan tested in a twelve mile area proved successful and patrols will cover the state especially Mississippi River regions before and during opening days of pheasant, quail and rabbit seasons.
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Early Union History Reflected in Machinists Grand Union
The piece notes the hard early organizing era and shows how modern national and international unions trace roots to the first metal trades workers union, the Grand Union for Machinists and Blacksmiths, organized in Philadelphia on March 8, 189.
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Metal Trades. Workers. Union
Grand Union For Machiniste and Blacksmiths
Philadelphi
Union Labor Milestone Marks Early Coordinated Movement
The first coordinated effort to promote a general union was the Establishment of the Union Labor Trades Department of the American Federation of Labor chartered April 2 1908. Its 40th anniversary is approaching highlighting the principle that organized labor should support its own.
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A Prayer For Labor Invocation at IAM Convention
The prayer delivered by the Most Rev Francis J Hi DD Bishop of Grand Rapids opens the LAM Convention Sept 18. It appeals for organization and notes high prices employment and housing shortages. It criticizes Taft Hartley Act while urging unity dues meetings loyalty and protection of workers and employers alike.
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