Roosevelt confronts AFL over labor decisions and auto vote
A Tuesday AP report from Washington says President Roosevelt warned the American Federation of Labor that some labor decisions rest with him. The AFL faced a crushing loss as auto workers favored no union or a non AFL option in early ballots under the NRA board. AFL leaders blamed officials and the President, while Roosevelt defended government stance and his own authority. The dispute echoes broader tensions within labor and administration relations.
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Time for labor reform and highway blame in North Carolina
The piece attacks AFL leaders and their strikes while praising Roosevelt for labor support. It urges the president to resist union pressure, warns against monopolistic labor power, and criticizes the Lawrenceville road project as neglected state paving in Northampton and Halifax counties North Carolina.
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A Neglected State Project Aims to Press Allsbrook on Road Paving
The piece notes Senator Allsbrook has introduced bills to abolish garnisheed tax fees and to extend ejectment notice to a week, and to bar a county chairman from running for office. It urges him to help pave the Lawrenceville road, a priority for Halifax County despite not being a campaign issue.
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