Global labor front shifts as steel and transit unions gain
The CIO drives gains across industries with wage increases and a 40 hour week while big steel recognizes bargaining groups. Car makers and shoe workers face new organizing moves as strikes flare and political tension grows over court packing and war fears.
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United States Steel
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Philip Murray
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Carnegie-Ilinois Corporation
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United Shoe Workers of America
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C. O
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Perkins
Sarnia
Ont
Holmes
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Detroit
Fansteel Metallurgical Corporation
North Chicago
Max Adelman
Wisconsin
Horner
Illinois
Woolworth
Michigan News Briefs Roundup of Odd Local Happenings
A long list of brief items from Michigan towns notes a deer rescued from ice near Mackinaw City, a no smoking sign in Pontiac, prowlers at an Ann Arbor lumber firm, and the EsCanaba Smelt Jamboree set for April 1 to 3. Other items include retirements, charity stories, local politics, and evolving technology from towns like Lansing and Traverse City.
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Straits of Mackinac
Pontiac
Michigan
City Commission
Ann” Arbor
Escanaba
Louisiana
Marion
Mikedo
Albert Broadwood
Broady
Milford
Ohio
Red Cross
Ann Arbor
Pipes
Howdy Ross
Bellaire
W. C. Otis
Theodore Roosevelt
Martin
America
Patrick Reilly
Reilly
Saginaw
Ivy Gronewald
Gratiot County
Merlin Evans
Flint
Traverse City
Dee Pierce
Henry Welsh
Kaskaska
Craig
Howell
Texas
William Gallaher
Gallaher
McBain
James Pontiac
Donald Young
Eastern
Donald
Cnaway
Bay City
Jesus Prayed for His Followers And Unity
A lesson on John 16 5 7 and 17 14 26 emphasizes Jesus prayer for believers including those since then. It outlines the promise of the Holy Spirit guiding truth and fostering consecration sanctification and glorification among Jesus followers.
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Jesus
God
Holy of Holies
Christ
City and Garden: The Bible's Walk Through Places
The text contrasts the garden and city as biblical scenery, noting that a garden draws one near to God while God’s dwelling is with people in human settings. It frames urban life versus rural scenes as a thematic arc.
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Congress
Comite
NRA
Union City
Ben Ely
Concord
Frank N. Aldrich
Giving and Tate Orilets Quote
A quotation attributed to Hubbard notes that those who refuse to parley have no right to give, those who avoid service have no right to command, and those who stay silent have no right to speak.
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Hubbard
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