Right to Work: A Chorus of Opposition From Clergy and Leaders
A compilation of views from bishops, priests, scholars, and business leaders opposing right-to-work laws. Clergy from Methodist and Catholic traditions condemn the measure as misleading and harmful to labor relations. Rag-tag critics, including unionists and farmers, argue the law does not guarantee work and would weaken collective bargaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Muelder
Boston University School of Theology
Joachim Prinz
American Jewish Congress
National Association of Manufacturers
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Edemerine
ST. Louis Post-Dispatch
U. S
Reinhold Niebuhr
Keep Kansas Free Vote No On Amendment 3
Political brief urging residents to oppose Amendment 3 in Kansas. Campaign message emphasizes protecting individual rights and limiting government power. No specific dates or organizations named beyond general political advocacy.
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G. Bromley Oxnam
Council of Bishops
The
Methodist Church
SAN Bernadino Daily Sun
Oxnam
Farmers Union
the Sun
Parsons, Kan
Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver
State Chamber
Idaho Farm Journal
United States
Edwin V. Byrne
Santa Fe
N. M
Denver Post
Nixon
Colorado Congregational Convention
Union Theological Seminary
ED Emerine
Pocatello Intermountain
Colorado
Congregational Convention
Louisville Courier-Journal
Kansas
Friends of Labor
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