Labor conflicts and union expulsions stir Arizona politics
Arizona unions face CIO expulsions of Food, Tobacco and Agricultural Workers and Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers, threatening AFL efforts on Right to Work repeal and new protections. A March meeting aims to unite minority groups for pet legislation as tensions rise over alleged communistic influence. Local 78 and Mine workers discuss CIO ouster while wage talks continue with Western Electric and Reynolds plants amid looming nationwide strikes and a major AFL party planned at Green Gables with Local 586.
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Congress of Industrial Organizations
Food, Tobacco and Agricultural Workers
American Federation of Labor
CIO
Arizona State Federation of Labor
AFL
F’a
North Fifth Avenue
Kenneth Bowen
FTA
Union Hall
West Buckeye Road
Miami
Robert Hollowa
Miami Copper Company
Hollowa
American Federation of Musicians
Green Gables
Frank Franklin
James H. Hart
Orley Iles
Ralph Constable
F. H., Rodrick
Schofield
Schwartz
Joe Aronson
Cecil Armstrong
Charles Fisher
Chester Davis
Colorado schools add the rod as fourth R in curriculum
Colorado teachers can legally add the rod as the fourth R in public school curricula. An opinion by Deputy Attorney General Allen Moore says there is nothing in state law banning or sanctioning the rod, leaving it to individual discretion in classrooms.
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Denver
Colorado
Rutin
Allen Moore
Moore
Intercollegiate Rodeo Opens at Thunderbird Field
Teams from 14 western colleges compete in the Second Annual Intercollegiate Rodeo at Thunderbird Field hosted by the Aggie Club of Arizona State College Tempe. Events include calf tying bareback bronc riding team roping bull riding steer decorating and wild horse racing. Rodeo queen Allison Hunter 18 of Clarkdale Tempe is crowned.
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Phoenix Gazette
Tempe
Thunderbird Field
Scottsdale
Aggie Club
Arizona State College
Hardin-Simmons University
University of Wyoming
Sul Ross College
West Texas State
California Poly
Colorado
A and M
Phoenix College
New Mexico University
University of Arizona
USC
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Protest Rises Over Fire Assessments in Northeast Phoenix
About 300 residents packed North Phoenix High School Auditorium for a protest meeting denouncing fire protection assessments. Harold R. Fischer, a Chicago engineer, urged funding via bonds and free equipment, while criticizing the city council and press for blocking services.
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Northeast Phoenix
Fischer
Conciliator to try settle Phoenix sheet metal strike
Earl J. Ruddy the federal labor conciliator from Los Angeles is due Wednesday to push settlement in a lockout dragging 200 sheet metal workers in 32 Phoenix shops. Local 359 began strikes at Valley Sheet Metal and Louis J. Oliver Sheet Metals after six months of talks. The union seeks 2.12 percent for six months plus 12 percent more at the period's end. employers offer a 12 percent flat rise and the union also seeks a higher journeyman to apprentice ratio.
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Earl J. Ruddy
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Louis Martin
Washington, D. C
American Federation of Labor Sheet Metal Workers Union
Arizona
Martin
Precinct changes prompt Tempe voters to reregister
Registration for Tempe city elections opened with new precinct boundaries, requiring all voters to re register at City Hall. Primary registration runs through April 1, with a pause until the general election. Also notes local GOP events and community group meetings.
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Tempe
Edna Barbie
Flying Pastor To Speak At Glendale Church
Rev. Cam Murdock graduate of Moody Bible Institute will speak at Faith Baptist Church Glendale at 7 30 p m tomorrow aided by John Oldenburg formerly of Glendale Murdock flies to Bible Clubs in the Valley cities to spread the gospel during the evening services at 220 West Glendale Avenue Glendale.
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Glendale
Cam Murdock
Moody Bible Institute
John Oldenburg
Faith Baptist Church
West
Glendale Avenue
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Roofers Local
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United Steelworkers of America
Clifford McDonald
Chicago
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McDonald
Ralph Scandlin
Reynolds Aluminum
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Petty’s Jewelers
W. Roosevelt
Housewares Dept
Sears
Republican Women's Club
Ira Hand
Dorsey Lane
Mae Ricketts
Arizona Federation of Republican Women’s Clubs
Dale Hand
Cosner
Robbie Zeigler
John Emme
Clarence Wormstrand
George Collins
Norman Brown
Douglas Ellingson
Philip Trevillo
Jimmie Phillips
Chris Koster
Charles Hilgeman
Roy Broker
Walter Richins
Bobby Valdez
Fred Carroll
John Earle
Hugh Laird
Gail Roberts
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Liam P. Mahoney
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Mesa
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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LeRoy Pell
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Jack Smith
Scottsdale Road
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