ITU and Baltimore Local Found Guilty of Labor Act Violation
A National Labor Relations Board trial examiner ruled the International Typographical Union and its Baltimore Local 12 violated the Taft-Hartley Act. William Ringer recommended the ITU revise its international constitution by laws general laws and policies to conform with federal labor law.
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ITU
Baltimore
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
International Typographical Union
William Ringer
Labor Board report on ITU Local 12 bargaining case
A trial examiner's report cites Local 12 and the ITU for refusing to bargain and pressing employers to hire only ITU members. The case, involving the Graphic Arts League and 22 Baltimore printers, could set national precedents if adopted by the NLRB. Ringer found no substantial proof of coercion in foreman hiring but urged Local 12 to bargain and formalize an agreement.
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Local 12
ITU
The
International
Graphic Arts League
Baltimore
Ringer
NLRB
Robert N. Denham
YMCA Board Studies New Adults Program Revival Plan
The YMCA board reviewed an eight thousand dollar summer activities credit and a five point adult program including Phalanx clubs marriage lectures social events family night and public affairs lectures. Sub committees will handle each point while attendees at the Ohio West Virginia Area Council meeting in Columbus included Wilson Grant Pieters Knight and others.
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Phalanx Club
YMCA
Tom Wilson
Phalanx
Wilson
Ohio-West Virginia Area Council
Knight
Jack Baltzell
Dale Constiner
Eugene Danner
James Martindale
Doris Mendenhall
Edgar Penny, Jr
Mary Frances Smith
Samuel Redding
Donald Worman
Richard Wilmer
Herbert Invites Eight Governors To Pact Signing
Governor Thomas J. Herbert invited eight governors to attend a ceremonial signing of the Ohio River Valley water sanitation compact in Cincinnati on June 30. The invitees include Thomas E. Dewey New York Earl C. Clements Kentucky James H. Duff Pennsylvania Clarence W. Meadows West Virginia William M. Tuck Virginia Dwight H. Green Illinois and Ralph F. Gates Indiana.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
Thomas J. Herbert
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Earl C. Clements
Kentucky
James H. Duff
Pennsylvania
Clarence W. Meadows
West Virginia
William M. Tuck
Virginia
Dwight H. Green
Illinois
Ralph F. Gates
Indiana
Distilled Spirits Chief Slams Liquor Ad Curbs as Class Legislation
In Washington AP reports R. E. Joyce president of the Distilled Spirits Institute condemned proposed measures to curb or ban liquor advertising as defective and a form of class legislation.
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Washington (Ap
R. E. Joyce
The
Distilled Spirits Institute
Fifth Grader Works for Government Says Snyder
Susan Beesten a 10 year old Cincinnati fifth grader is described by Secretary of the Treasury Snyder as a volunteer serving her country for distributing savings bonds pamphlets. He notes the government includes all the people including students who help.
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Washington
Susan Beesten
Cincinnati
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Treasury
Susan
U. S
Abraham Lincoln
Postal Workers Form Social Committee Leaders Named
George Jeffries was appointed chairman of the social committee of Branch 1185 Federation of Post Office Clerks by president Robert Anderson. Assisting Jeffries will be Ralph Schleich Otto McClanahan and Desmond Dineen. The group aims to push a Congressional bill for higher postal salaries.
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George Jeffries
Branch 1185
Federation of Post Office Clerks
Robert Anderson
Jeffries
Ralph Schleich
Otto McClanahan
Desmond Dineen
Hamilton Loses Slotter Case in Municipal Court
Legal technicality leads to dismissal as Judge Walsh frees operator Michael Schick after two slot machines found in a Cafe storage cupboard. Prosecution argued possession for profit, but no law against mere possession. detectives Stoufe and Schantz had seized the machines and testified the cupboard door was unlocked.
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Hamilton
Harry F. Walsh
Michael Schick
High St
Mike
Pat
E. H. Pers
Cnsts
Charles Stoufe
Roy Schantz
Government Agency Aids Volunteers in Washington
A government agency in Washington commits to supporting volunteer activities, outlining roles and duties for citizens who assist public programs. The move clarifies expectations and strengthens community service across departments.
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Washington
Street lighting often below recommended levels nationwide
Cleveland report from the Street and Traffic Safety Lighting Bureau finds that, on average, the nation’s street lighting falls under the minimum levels advised for alleys by illuminating engineers. A separate note warns that rattlesnakes are poisonous.
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Cleveland
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