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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1949

Page

2

Indiana negotiates voluntary fair employment plan

At a statewide Indiana meeting the NAACP and business groups discuss voluntary measures to curb race discrimination in hiring. Indiana labor officials note weak enforcement under existing laws, while leaders urge a committee to study employment practices and push open opportunity regardless of race or creed.

N.C.A.A.C.P America Willard B. Ransom Indiana N.A.A.C.P Indianapolis Mr. Ransom South Ransom Alan Nolan Thomas R. Hutson Nolan Hutson Board of Directors The State Chamber of Commerce Indiana Division of Labor H. F. Schricker Chamber of Commerce Schricker Division of Labor Frank Mullen F.E.P.C Ray Na.a.c.p Irwin Katz Indianapolis Jewish Community Relations Council John Bartee Auto Workers Union Toms New York Cleveland Ohio

Repp Named Group Supervisor for Southern Illinois and Missouri

Thomas A. Repp has been appointed Group Supervisor by Great West Life for Southern Illinois and Eastern Missouri. He joined in 1944 as Group Representative in Chicago, became Agency Assistant at the Home Office in 1947, then Supervisor of Group Sales in 1948, and will base his work in St. Louis.

Thomas A. Repp Great West Life Assurance Company Illinois Missouri Mr. Repp Chicago Home Office St. Louis

Polio Funds Badly Needed as Campaign Doubles Goal

National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis president Basil O'Connor says the group faces its worst finances and will double its March of Dimes goal. The campaign must raise more than 50 million dollars in January due to a record number of infantile paralysis cases this year, with 41,461 cases reported to date.

New York National Foundation For

Legislature Defeats F E P C Bill By One Vote

A spring session narrowly defeats an F E P C bill by a single vote. Lawmakers from key committees debated the measure amid partisan tension as opponents argued fiscal impact and regulatory scope. The close result leaves the proposal uncertain for future action.

Islature F.E.P.C

Illinois Chamber studies voluntary fair employment plan

The Illinois State Chamber of Commerce personnel and labor relations committee studies a voluntary fair employment practices plan to avoid a compulsory FEPC law. R A Stipes of Champaign announced the effort at a Bloomington meeting of local association presidents and executives, noting prior discussions of the Cleveland plan in Chicago.

Llinois Chamber Illinois State Chamber of Commerce Personnel and Labor Relations Committee Illinois R. A. Stipes Champaign State C. of C Bloomington Association of Commerce Stud Cleveland Chicago

Eight Die as Sabena Plane Crashes Near Paris Airfield

An American passenger Foster White, 31, of Hartford, Connecticut, is among eight people killed when a twin engined Sabena Airlines plane crashed into a cottage near Le Bourget airport, narrowly missing a crowded theater. Four passengers and four Belgians were among the deceased.

Paris France Sabena Airlines le Bourget Foster White Hartford Conn

Bodies of 3 Airmen Found in Mountains

Three West Coast airmen killed in an AT-11 training plane crash were to be recovered from the rugged Sierra Nevada today. The missing craft disappeared Saturday afternoon during a Hamilton Field training flight about 130 miles northeast of San Francisco in heavy overcast conditions.

Hamilton Field Calif Air Force Sierra Nevada San Francisco

Sioux City Explosion Claims 20th Victim

Mrs. Alice Hammond a 25 year old Sioux City bookkeeper died at a hospital today from injuries suffered in the Swift and Co packing plant blast last Wednesday. She was the 20th death from the explosion with 38 additional people hospitalized.

Sioux City Iowa Alice Hammond Swift & Co Hammond

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