Labor Changes Approved by Administration
Washington reports House administration leaders will accept amendments to the Taft Hartley repeal bill to salvage it from Republican and southern Democrat opposition. They seek at least 210 votes for a modified Lesinski bill, with key changes including non Communist employee and employer affidavits, injunctive strike delay powers, guaranteed free speech, and good faith bargaining.
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Lesinski
Senate
Wood
Georgia
Michigan
Labor Committee
Maloney Resigns Akron YMCA to Lead Houston Branch
Robert J. Maloney, associate general secretary of the Akron YMCA, resigns to become general secretary at the Houston YMCA. Maloney had served as a full time secretary in Akron since 1930.
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Y.M.C.A
Robert J. Maloney
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Packard marks 50th anniversary with 77 upgrades
Packard Motor Car Co celebrates its 50th year with a new line of cars to be shown nationwide. Since 1899 Packard has built 1.2 million cars. Prices to be announced May 2. Over 77 improvements include ultramatic drive, higher horsepower, longer engine life and a larger rear window. Packard Canton, Inc. showroom at 517 12th St NE displays the new models.
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Packard-Canton, Inc
12Th St
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Canton Solicitation Regulation Panel Forms at Chamber Meet
The Solicitation Screening Group convened in Canton Chamber of Commerce rooms to draft rules governing fund solicitations. Representatives from the Retail Merchants Board Canton Welfare Federation and Chamber of Commerce attended as plans to create a board that will screen public contributions and highlight worthy causes without endorsing any solicitation.
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Chorus to Sing Greentown in Orrville Event
The Orrville Men's Community Chorus a 50 member group will perform at Greentown Methodist Church Sunday at 7 30 p m Victor Gerber will lead and Rev George R Sweeney pastor of the church oversees the program
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50 Voices
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Victor Gerber
George R. Sweeney
Electrical Union Seeks 300 Million in Raises
A 600000-member CIO union seeks a 300 million a year rise in wage bills for the electrical manufacturing industry and about 500 a year in total benefits per member. Local groups may combine higher pay shorter work weeks or pension funds to reach the target. James J. Matles announced the plan.
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Electrical Union
New York
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
James J. Matles
Steel Makers and Carriers Plan Safer Hauling
O. M. Lattavo of Lattavo Bros Inc Canton was named to a 15 member committee to draft safer steel hauling as Ohio steel producers and carriers met with the Ohio Public Utilities Commission in Columbus. The P U C will name five representatives to meet with ten more.
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Lattavo Bros., Inc
Canton Motor Freight Carrier
Ohio Steel
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Columbus
Carrier producer appointees discuss steel haul safety
Wednesday's parley marked the first step of a campaign to revise safety standards for transporting steel. Officials and industry leaders, including carrier producers, outlined initial goals and positions on improved load securement and regulatory compliance.
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