Labor War name calling wastes energy in AFL CIO clash
ATLANTA report on AFL CIO rivalry in the South notes two views on the conflict. Some say competition boosts southern union growth while others call it a waste of effort and fodder for anti labor forces.
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Atlanta
A.f.l-C.lc
CUO
South
AFL
Asheville
N. C
A.F.L
William Greendown
CLO
Unions in the South Face Poll Tax Question
Googe claims the A F L can end poll taxes by marching Negro workers to registration booths and paying their taxes to spur repeal. He cites 1,800,000 A F L members in the South with 390,000 being Black, while the C I O counts far fewer southern members. The piece notes union dynamics and lingering blame for the coal strike.
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C.S.O
CLO
Congress
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A.F.L
Googe
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Dewey Can Win If Drafted Curran Says
Secretary of State Thomas J. Curran told a New York County Republican dinner that Gov. Thomas E. Dewey would be overwhelmingly reelected if drafted as the GOP standard bearer. He warned Mead’s candidacy would only raise his pension and cited the Dewey administration as a model for the national government.
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New York
Thomas J. Curran
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
G.O.P
New York County Republican Committee
Curran
O.P
Gov. Dewey
U. S
James M.mead
Democratic
American Labor Party
Mead
Hartwick College Awards First Female Honorary Degree
Mrs Harper Sibley of Rochester became the first woman to receive an honorary doctor of laws at Hartwick College during the 15th annual commencement exercises.
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Oneonta
Harper Sibley
Rochester
Hartwick College
Edison Seeks Re Election as Independent Governor
Gov. Charles E. Edison announces his bid for re election as governor of New Jersey as an independent. He was placed in a three year term in November 1940 as a Democrat after breaking with Mayor Frank Hague over patronage distribution.
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Trenton
N. J
INS
Charles E. Edison
New Jersey
Edison
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Papers Fear Big 3 Breach Widened
The London Daily Mail warned that Molotov’s charge of an Anglo American offensive against Russia could widen the breach among the Big Three. The News Chronicle welcomed the statement as showing the Soviet Union has embarked on an open policy of placing her cards on the table.
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INL
London Daily Mail
Molotov
Russia
The
News Chronicle
Soviet Union
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