79th Congress Kills Social Economic Legislation
A fragmented report notes the 79th Congress adjourned August 2 without enacting Roosevelt era social and economic reforms. It mentions wage proposals, employment insurance, anti inflation measures, and stalled acts like housing and labor protections amid wartime policy debates and filibusters.
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Frans
Roosevelts
Arie Nations
Congress
CIO
Note From the Bldg Trades Meeting at Turner Hall
The Alton Labor World notes a Building Trades gathering at Turner Hall with Abie Quevedo, Libby Armstrong, and Tony St. Char among attendees. The piece mentions a lively scene, a floor show, university students, local figures like Judge Daly and Harper, and a humorous cryptic note about a penguin riddle offering a prize.
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Turner Hall
Abie” Quevedo
Craine
Abie
Muldred
Enrayea
Ely Apley
Libby
Ted Flemin
Stack’ Redmond
Jim Stites
Pony Eagle
Norman Maul
Berkley York l
Joe Richardson
Frank Richardson
Tony St. Char
Missouri
George Fries
St. Louis
Jean Turner
Miller's Mutual
Berry
Packard
Motor Card Establishment
Liz Belle
Bellis
Busines
Aiton
Anthony Daly
Judes
Eine Oremen
St. Lot Arm
Harper
Torll
Tansurer
Central Labor Union
Fst
Eam
Judge Daly
Friends of ‘Labor
Local 95 Glass Bottle Workers Elect Officers
G B B A Local No 95 installed officers with Gien Schacter as president and Charles Ingold reelected as vice president Earl Stifel took recording secretary duties and Harry Rhoades became financial secretary Gene Finn named treasurer and tie was reelected at the meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glass Botte Lowers Association
Gien Schacter
Charles Ingold
Earl
Mystery of Peters Nut Shop Penguin in Southern Lime
A fragmented tale mentions a penguin inhabiting a frozen Arete above Canada, now in Peters Nut Shop. The creature allegedly enjoys warm southern climes while waitresses observe its calm, constant thirst and unusual habits.
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Peter
Canada
Arete
AFL Leader Blames Government For Seamen Strike In Pittsburgh
AFL President William Green opened a convention address by denouncing government control of wages as the cause of seamen strikes and transportation disruption. He warned that wage dictation resembles Communism and urged free labor terms, citing CIO decline and unions returning to the AFL, including United Mine Workers and International Ladies Garment Workers.
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AFL
Pittsburgh
William Green
Operative Plasterers ‘and Cement Finishers International Association
American Federation of Labor
CIO
United Mine Workers
International Ladies Garment Workers
Clo
G. B. B. A. Signs East St. Louis Glass Contract
The G B B A signed a contract with Obear Nester Glass in East St. Louis covering all members in the industry. The agreement followed the national pattern with job reclassifications and raises up to 26 percent. Newton Black announced the contract, noting it was the first time such an agreement was signed in a single day.
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G. B.B
East St. Louis
Obear-Nester Glass
Newton Black
Black
Veterans Affairs help for veterans and dependents in Illinois
An article from the Ex-Gl. describes Veterans Administration contact points in Illinois, detailing how veterans can seek service connected compensation, education and training benefits, medical care, and other entitlements. It explains local offices, office hours, and the role of VA representatives in aiding claims and addressing delays.
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Dee
U.S
Veterans Administration
Alton
Hitfois
Veterans ’Administration
Chicago
Fone
East St. Louis
Madison County
Ling
France
The Low Down Hickory Grove reminiscin and warning
The piece reflects on hard times from twenty years past and warns of repeating old errors. It compares the era of scarcity with rising costs and medical concerns, recounting a Toronto tale of a man misled by flawed advice and unnecessary procedures.
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Toronto
Unclear OCR on Labor Union Split Absorption
Fragmented text describes a labor union scene with references to AFL and International Union, mentions absorbed workers and a Morris Muster, with meetings at Bu Hottman and 20 representatives. Names and exact details are garbled, making precise facts difficult to extract.
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CLO
Inborconette
CIO
AFL of Ly
Pnotsters” International Union
Communistic
Morris Muster F
Bu Hottman
Recognition vote for new A. F. of Lecome members
In Grand Rapids Michigan ten furniture plants gathered to approve the official recognition of new members. About 1000 workers from Martinse fsle Virginia planned to vote on joining the effort to move forward with the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F
Lecome
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Martinse Fsle
Virginia
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