Conference of Capital With Labor Urged
W Jett Lauck secretary of the National War Labor Board outlines a plan for a national industrial congress to give capital and labor equal representation. The President would call and organize it with a permanent framework and annual meetings to arbitrate disputes and shape policy.
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Labor
T. Jett Lauck
Industrial Congress
National Industrial Congress
W. Jett Lauck
National War Labor Board
Lauck
Lloyd George
Great Britain
America
Asume
American Federation of Labor
Federation of Labor
Railway Brotheroodn
Labor Party
Women's Trade Union League
Bcal
National Conference Board
The
Iron and Steel Institute
Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
National
Congress
French Rail Workers Plan General Strike
Paris rail workers adopt a resolution to halt troop and munition trains to deter government action and demand amnesty and demobilization. A follow up call urges the National Federation of Railway Men to join, while radicals pressure to widen social aims amid ongoing strikes across transportation and metal sectors. The federation warns against social demands outside professional grounds and urges calm while addressing economic and international issues.
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Associated Presa
Paris
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National Federation of Railway Men
Labor Foderation
Federation’ National Committee
Federation
France
General Labor Confederation
Union of Syndicates of the
Seine
Wilson foresees strong industrial recovery and steady wages
Secretary Wilson told a subcommittee that the postwar period will bring solid industrial activity with no wage cuts. He warned material costs may ease while wages stay firm, and noted shifts in industry and foreign trade will boost domestic commerce. He urged home ownership and outlined factors supporting continued economic expansion.
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United States
Germany
Europe
Wilson
Housing Problem Demands Federal Action by Labor Leader
Washington June 7 Robert Sterling legislative representative of the American Federation of Labor told the Senate Committee on Education and Labor that the government must act to secure better housing for workers. He urged the creation of a government commission to study the housing problem and report to Congress soon to address unrest and discontent spreading through labor.
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Washington
United States
Robert Sterling
American Oration of Labor
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Housing plans floated to ease crisis in city
Senator Lockwood outlined proposals including a Federal home loan bank and income tax relief on mortgages up to 40 000 and tax exemptions for state land bonds. He announced a committee session at City Hall tomorrow with speakers Charles A. Peabody of Mutu Life and D P Kingslay of Nex Life. Thomas Adams of Ontario will address the conference in York Hall tomorrow afternoon.
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Federal Home Loan Bank
New York
Lockwood
Charles A. Peabody
Mutu Life Insurance Company
D P. Kingslay
Canada Will Fight Soviet To a Finish
Reported continuation from page 1 details mounting protest over postwar prices and employer profits, with Arthur Meighen accusing a Soviet influence behind strikes. He notes Winnipeg’s strike committee briefly acted with governmental functions during the general stoppage, reflecting wartime unrest and labor sentiment.
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Canada
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Winnipeg
Detroit Streetcars Go Idle as Strike Hits Detroit
Detroit United Railways Company streetcar service halted at 10 tonight as motormen and conductors walk out demanding higher pay, crippling as drivers and schedulers confront
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Detroit
Detroit United Railways Company
Silk Workers Win Raises Amid City Industry Talks
In Paterson a silk industry wage dispute ended with raises across the board. Dyers helpers and finishers saw the greatest gains, with workers obtaining a 20 percent increase in some cases. Employers’ associations pledged 10 percent on plain work and 1 percent on fancy work and jacquards, effective immediately.
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John Mel Retary
Employers' Association
Broad Silk Manufacturers’ Association of
Paterson
Court Grants Restrain Order in Toledo
The Toledo court granted a temporary restraining order drafted by John Killits for the Dail Overland Company of North Carolina. It will take effect Tuesday at 1 PM and last ten days until a hearing for a permanent injunction is held.
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William B. Wilson
Joint Legislative Committee
Charles S. Lockwood
Ida Sammis
Earl H. Miller
LeRoy K. Sherman
Housing Corporation
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Commission On Living Conditions
Labor D Department
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Wadsworth
New York State
Arthur Meighon
Interior
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Sacone Uy
Madison Avenue
Fifth Avenue, New York
Thirty-fourth Street
Murray Hill
Merrow
Todare
Altman
Jim Messaline
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Desirier
Toledo
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Church of the Ascension
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