Labor Unions Split Over Lewis CIO Drive Varies
The Associated Press reports a widening split in organized labor between the 14 unions backing vertical industrial organization and those aligned with the American Federation of Labor opposition. Key figures include William Green, CIO chair John L. Lewis, and leaders from the United Mine Workers, ILGWU, and Amalgamated Clothing Workers. Tampa talks, federation votes, and wage and reform debates color a tense labor landscape as New Deal policies loom. A separate note cites rat damage concerns from Alabama entomologist W A Ruffin urging poison campaigns, noting each rat eats about $2 worth of food annually.
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United Mine Workers Executive Council
William Green
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Committee For Industrial Organization
CIO Gabor
International Ladies’ Gart Workers Union
Vid Dubinsky
John L. Lewis
CIO
Amalgamated Clothing
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Lewis
Tampa
Pittsburgh
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation
Oye
Gary
Secreot
Perkins
Carnegie-Illinois
Associated Press Au Ala
W. A. Ruffin
Exion
Alabama Hnic Institute
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Approaches Tampa Convention With Split Ranks
At Cornell University researchers explain egg color and texture depend on hen diet and heredity. Prof Botsford notes yolk color shifts with feed, but height and albumen thickness stay fixed. Daughters inherit egg type from mothers, with paternity influencing outcomes. farmers must maintain desirable strains and cull flat egg types.
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Botsford
Ingot Output Up During October
The October ingot production reached 4 545 001 gross tons, the highest month since August 1929 and exceeded in only seven months in steel history. The AISI noted October 1928 and March through August 1929 topped last month, with a all time peak of 5 286 246 in May 1929. Industry capacity use was 76.70 percent in October, up from 72.92 in September and 52.58 in October last year.
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American Iron and Steel Institute
Bad Egg Layers Caught at Last
New York reports that American housewives have discovered some eggs are fresher than others and the axe is falling on the offending hens. H. E. Botsford extension professor of poultry explains the issue and the need for better egg production practices.
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H. E. Botsfod
Poul
Iroquois Miner Hurts Leg In Slate Fall At Helen Mine
Tom Terry a 41 year old miner from Iroquois suffered a fractured right leg in a slate fall at a Helen mine. He was taken to Beckley hospital where doctors set the leg near the hip and estimated a month to heal. Springfield dairy notes report turnips and pumpkins fed to cows after drought reduced normal dairy foods.
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Helen
Terry
Beckley Hospital
Springfield
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