Assure Self Respect For Aged In Modern Community
Dr Wayne C Neely of Hood College urges preserving elder dignity and social status. He calls for better alms houses and social support, extended security benefits, and active planning by the young to keep the elderly mentally engaged as population ages.
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Wayne C. Neely
Hood College
Lions
Neely
Elders Versus Youth Debate At Lion Club Meeting
Dr Neely argued that in primitive society the patriarch held prestige while civilization favors the young who keep up with learning. He urged examining the value of elders passing wisdom to younger generations despite romantic notions of youth independence. The talk followed introductions by Charlies V Main and Paul M Carmack with several guests in attendance at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
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Dr. Neely
Neely
Imuch
Charlies V. Main
Paul M. Carmack
J. Ricardo
V. Damico
Baltmore
Lion W. E. O'Hara
Cumberland
Lion Jack P. Jemison
Hagerstown
John Wilton
Bethesda
Lion c. A. Hobert
Winchester
Levi L. Bitler
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Seven NLRB Throws Out Seven More Bargaining Election Cases
The National Labor Relations Board dismissed seven bargaining election cases because union officers have not filed non Communist affidavits. A CIO union was barred from an election at Sigmund Cohn Manufacturing in New York. Other cases involved United Mine Workers District 50, United Construction Workers, and CIO unions including American Communications Association, Fur and Leather Workers, Furniture Workers, and the AFL ITU. The ITU Local 16 case against A B Dick Co. was dismissed for lack of compliant officer affidavits.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
CIO
International Association of Machinists
Sigmund Cohn [3
District 50
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
United Construction Workers
Lewis
A.D. Lewis
Lewises
American Communications Association
Fur and Leather Workers
AFL International
Cleveland
ITU
NLRB
Chicago
A. B. Dick Company
YIU
Stassen Declines VP Nomination for 1942 Ticket
Harold E. Stassen stated he would not accept the Republican vice presidential nomination in 1942. Speaking before departing for Minneapolis, he ruled out joining a slate led by Generals Eisenhower or MacArthur and affirmed his pursuit of the presidential nomination.
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New York
Harold E. Stassen
Republian
Stassen
Minepolis
Dwight Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
Jasten
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