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bills were allowed.“FAST ONE” PULLED ON UNION GROUPS“Unfair* Cookies Made In Joplin Distributed After School Picketing Is Called Off.Springfield, Mo., Sept, 14,—The High School Farent-Teacher Association, by chance or by design r pulled a “fast one” tonight on union groups which ‘had threatened to picket the dedication of the high school’s fine arts building,Mrs. J. R. Andrews, president of the Women’s Union Label League, said she received a telephone message that baking company cookies, which the P. T. A. had bought to serve at the open house, would not be served. Consequently, no pickets appeared at the building.The label league • objected to the cookies because the company which V|1 made them is operating behind a picket line at Joplin,Refreshments were not served until after a brief program. Then punch was passed out in paper cups. The cookies, stacked in a hallway near the punch table, did not make their appearance, however, until after Mrs. Andrews and reporters had left the building.Thirty minutes later, Mrs, A. L, Weisor, president of the high school P, T. A., was helping refreshment committee women distribute the cookies among the remnants of more than 500 who passed through the open, house during the evening.Coal? Phono 100. Haee-art’s.—Adv
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Joplin Globe
Joplin, Missouri, US
Wed, Sep 15, 1937
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