Forum Conference on Collective Bargaining at Oberlin
Oberlin College prepares for a Friday and Saturday forum on The Place of Collective Bargaining in a Democracy. Key speakers include Golden of the Steel Workers Organizing Committee, Feiss of Joseph and Feiss Co., and Madden of the National Labor Relations Board. Golden opens events in the King Bosworth room with Witthe presiding. Feiss speaks Friday evening and Madden Saturday afternoon. The program highlights labor education and public policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Denmaocracy
Bing Clinton
Golden
Northeastern Region
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Pittsbagh
Paul L Peiss
Joseph and Feiss Company
Cleveland
J Warren Madden
National Labor Treations Board
Washington, D. C
King-Bosworth
Carl Witthe
Feiss
Madden
Vic Golden
Schuiihil County
Pennsylvania
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fuomen and Lenginemen
International Assocation of
Philadelphia
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of Amerada
New Jersey
New England
Bt Ile
Covernor Pinchot
Rineau St
Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry
National Labor Relations Board
Siaith
Northeastern Tegion
Philadelphia Labor College
Steel Workers
Pittsburgh
Harvard
Joseph & Feiss Company
United States
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland Community Fund
Mit Sinai Hospital
Alta Social Settlement
National Information Bureau
City Club of
Woodrow Wilsons Industrial Conference
Chamber of Commerce
Citwens Housing Committee
Federal Housing Administration
Evecuthe Commertiee
Regional Association of Cleveland
National Housing Association
Receives Diploma From Art School
Charles Waissinger of 1701 Smain Bird recently earned a diploma from the National Art School of Chicago after a year of oil painting study. His works include Lindbergh in flight, The Gleaners, The Blue Boy, Mona Lisa and many portraits and miniatures. GIANT LIKES TROUBLE PONTIAC. Pontiac officer John Scott, famed for smashing doors and lifting 230 pounds, complains it’s dull when a man yields without a fight. Defense construction has spurred a boom in French machine tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Waissinger
Smain Bird
National Art School of Chicago
Wiasinger
Lindbergh
the Gleaners
Goldese
George Washington
Baby Stuart
Raper
Giant
Pontiac
Mich
John Scott
Reports Perfect Diamonds Made In College Lab
Kansas college lecturer Lewellyn D. Lloyd told the American Chemical Society in Dallas that man made diamonds nearly indistinguishable from natural stones could devalue real diamonds and threaten cheap jewelry. He cited two stones sent to the Washington Bureau of Standards for testing as pure, first quality diamonds, with more than 50 synthetically created in nine years at McPherson College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
American Chemical Society
Kansas
Lewellyn D. Lloyd
McPherson College
McPherson
Bureau of Standards
Washington
Lloyd
Hopkins Will Tell Of Relief Needs
Washington April 20 Congress opens work on President Roosevelt’s recovery program as Works Progress Administration head Harry Hopkins testifies before a House sub committee on relief needs. He supports a request totaling over 1.25 billion dollars for unemployment relief as part of the administration’s new relief drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charman Clifton Woodrum
Roosevelt
Congress
Hopkins
House Committee
House
Bertrand H. Snell
R. N
White House
Snell
WPA
House Appropriations Committee
Robert Bacon
Frederic Damrau
New York
W. Minos St. Chiesga
Appropriations Subcommittee
Senate
Washington
Works Progress
Harry N. Hopkins
House Appropriations
Also Mentioned on This Page
Civilian Conservation Corps
Agriculture Department
War Department
Chinston S. Gulden
France
SEARS
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Extra Values
Kwick Kut
OCR
Eee Stres
Hnaine
U. S
Elyria
Elyria, Ohio
Black Hawk
Okg