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Signs Of Break In Labor Mobilization Talks
Washington March 6 organized labor’s break with the governments mobilization program showed signs of healing today as union chiefs met with Economic Stabilizer Erle Johnston and discussed possible settlement of differences. Wilson said government plans for manpower remain the issue while labor groups pressed for a voice and a stronger Stabilization Board. The Fort Lauderdale News reported Wilson’s remark on manpower allocation. the United Labor Policy Committee rejected it and defended labor autonomy. Two sets of twins from Frederick City were inducted into the Army, adding to local volunteer fire company shortages and drawing support from Senator Humphrey who heads a labor subcommittee examining the withdrawal.
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Charles E.wilson
Erle Johnston
Florida
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Truman
Key West
Labor
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
General Electric Co
United Labor Policy Committee
Isbor
Johnston
Stabilization Board
War Labor Board
Frederick City
John Edward
Charles Robert “Buck” Wisner
Frank H Wisner
East Church Street
Fort George Meade
Miller