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Newspaper

Labor World

Location

Alton, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1947

Page

6

Labor unity speech outlines 1918 AFL platform

The address urges unyielding labor action against anti-labor legislation and calls for defeating pro-repeal candidates in Congress and state legislatures. It advocates price relief, full employment, a broad housing program, higher minimum wage, and a nationwide health insurance system, stressing discipline and ballot-based opposition to opponents.

Supreme Court of the United States Organized Labors Congress Whch Amerian Federation of Labor AFL Green Isaah Ileast Indust

Press Lords Plan Secret Meeting On Unions Anew

ANPA invited publishers to a closed Palmers House Chicago session on September 45 to discuss the Taft Hartley act and how to blunt unions. Elisha Hanson and Gerard Reilly will speak as George Dale leads the open shop committee aims. The notice notes no public advance, seeks silence, and hints at broader action to restore pre union era conditions.

Publishers Assn Palmer House Chicago Elisha Hanson ANPA Gerard Reilly NLRB George Dale Intel-iberal Amer Sulla

Hartley Debate Sparks Labor Law Clash Across Press

Coverage in The Wall Street Journal and Washington Post cites A Hartley claim that unions and employers could jointly evade Taft Hartley provisions by mutual pacts. The papers condemn the rhetoric, arguing such agreements are not illegal when pursued in good faith and stress the law does not punish peaceful labor management efforts.

Nlite Younfren Dle Hout Hts Bor Stremph Wall Street Journal Business Hed A. Herry Cief Antlabor Hartley Nets Fartley Washington Congress Lnions Washington “Post Mult-Milionaire Bank Ber

Catholic Group Urges Workers to Join Unions for Protection

A Catholic group, the National Catholic Welfare Conference, called for union organization to protect workers. The body urged creating social councils with government help to address wages hours prices and production. It supported broader social coverage and a higher interstate minimum age and urged tax simplification while urging action on behalf of low income families. The NCWO, led by Father Raymond A SteGowan, continues to push for industrial and social reforms and criticized Taft-Hartley last year.

The Nations Welfare Conference Acton Dsparnet National Catholic Welfare Organization United States Raymond A SteGowan NCWO Taft-Hartley

Truman backs Union Industries Show in Milwaukee 1948

President Truman approves the Union Industries Show to be held in May 1948 in Milwaukee and endorses the union label. The letter to I M Ornburn, secretary-treasurer of the Union Label Trades Department, American Federation of Labor, praises labor management cooperation and notes the annual show plan with strong industry participation.

United States Harry 8. Truman Milwaukee I. M. Ornefourm Union Label Trades Department Jamerican Federation of Labor Union Industries Ormburn Ornburn Union Harry 5. Truman Orburn Union ‘Labor ‘Trades Department Jamerican ‘Federation of Labor Massachusetts Avenue Washington, D. C

Wisconsin Labor Federation Maps Aggressive Political Campaign

The Wisconsin Federation of Labor approves a militant political campaign for the federation's history, organizing voluntary committees, outreach to labor, farmers, and small businessmen, and pledges by labor groups for candidate support. It calls for broad action in upcoming elections and opposes compulsory training while supporting displaced persons admission and Palestine as a Jewish homeland.

Federation Veterans Committee Congress Stratton Bil Palestine

Alton’s Gloom Describes Moss Tangle Over City

A poetic vignette portrays Alton as overgrown with moss and decay. Residents are depicted as hollow figures, while outsiders fear the town’s haunting mood. The speaker proposes a sharp, unglossed remedy to banish gloom without gloss.

Altonia Frank Anthony Blankenship Alton

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