Strike Threats Shape Labor Clash in Washington
Washington March 15. William Green of the American Federation of Labor warned the Senate labor committee that patience would end if the Wagner labor disputes bill fails. He cited anti union tactics across coal textiles and autos as he urged a law establishing a labor board and majority plant representation. The unrest imperils coal sector wage talks textile contracts auto industry elections show limited support for the federation.
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Associated Press
Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Senate Labor Committee
Labor Relations Board
Green
Appalachian
United Mine Workers
John Lewis
Francis J. Gorman
United Textile Workers
Federation of Labor
Federal Automobile Labor Board
Local residents visit Oak Hill and far cities
Welch resident B E Downs stayed with Mr and Mrs Bettes Downs in Oak Hill. O V Wilson visited family in Charleston on Sunday. Brownie Kincaid travels to Clarksburg for state barber and beautician exams. John N Main of Huntington toured Oak Hill business days. Dr and Mrs B C Burnside and son Ben left for a two week stay in North Carolina. C H Lowery attends International Barbers and Beauticians Convention in New York City. FE J McDonough of Charleston made a business call in Oak Hill.
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B. E. Downs
Welch
Bettes Downs
O. V. Wilson
Charleston
Brownie Kincaid
Clarksburg
John N. Main
Huntington
Oak Hill
B. C. Burnside
Ben
North Carolina
C. H. Lowery
Barbers and Beauticians
New York City
FE. J. McDonough
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