Roosevelt and Thomas Mediate War Labor Pact Breakthrough
Two leaders, President Roosevelt and Senator Elbert Thomas, steered a four day deadlock between 12 employers and 12 AFL CIO reps on the closed shop issue. Thomas proposed a three point plan for no strike, arbitration of all issues, and creation of an arbitration agency, which Roosevelt endorsed after private talks. Employers agreed to accept his decision, signaling a tentative end to the stalemate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Elbert Thomas
Utah
Senate Labor Committee
AFL
GIO
CIO
Phil Murray
Unis
Thomas
John C. Gall
Conse
National Manufacturers Association
Gall
Nate
Joe Curran
Gaul
Manufacturers Association
Belmar Allatment
Drake
H. B. Hageman
Lorain
Pmayor
Grep Ae
William Davis
Roosevelt J
Lewis Orates
Jabartes
Charles Fr. Hawk
American Rolling Mills
Mathew Weil
George
John L. Levis
Moderator
Edf Unis
America
Mr. Modera
Tabors
Means
Avon Lake Council Meets Amid Local Personal Notes
Avon Lake council session references individuals across fields. Mentions include Steve Moore Wrut and Price family members, local military and university ties, plus families visiting home for New Years and Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Steve Moore
Wrut
Crea
Simen Smash
Sheffield
Reachm
Wea
Saber Black
George Price
Th Navigation Division
Lls Price
Kent University
Charlie Price
Corp
Charles B Dro
Ft. Kens, Ky
Armored Br
Stella Johnson
Athi
Heme
Abach
Bi Dunkap
Heavy Artillery
Hoco Bruse
Ft. Agiethrope
Georgia
Farleigh
Levise la C
Hens
Jamsen Gorden
Harodd Smith
Leonard Clayson
Artie Hadset
Aven Lake
Har Crandall
Clarkefield
Ard
Billy Kinnect
Gratton
Plan To Guard U.S. Arsenal Of Food
A wartime focus on protecting food supplies notes American botanists and the American Phytopathological Society working to head off crop threats. J Leach of West Virginia University warns diseases could cut 10 to 20 percent of yields and stresses national and hemispheric cooperation to safeguard rubber, quinine, and other key crops, while outlining research and policy steps to bolster food security amid global tensions.
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Dallas
Tex
America
America Phytopathological Society
A. Divisto
American Associaties
J . Leach
University of West Virginia
Te Society
WarmerKeney
Menca
Peru
Fragments from LaGrange School Program Notes
Readable fragments show a LaGrange school program with guest arrivals. Names include Wilbur Buwel and Mr. Edel, with references to AL and Salina. Events mention piano pieces and a farm context, plus bus home Thursday and Friday activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew
Edel
Wilbur
Salina
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Jackie Lardiaw
Ips
St. Degeph’s Hysytally
Lovain
Kenneth Deske
Pittsburgh
Aven Tak
Rovetuy
Rudelph Stander
Manila
Av Lake_bey
Mill R
New York
Ralph Stander
Fr. Benjamins Harrison
Indianapelix
Tra
Ralph
Clib of Aven L
Frida’ Ands
Santa
Columbia
Avon i Camden
Seimester
Dan
Ridgeville
Brewsheim
4 Lake
Dauchter Ignet
Robert Montgomery
Leutenant
Naval Intelligence
France
Montgomery
Seth
Gemens Politiom
Margit Basen
Forrest
Drew Pearson
Robert
Allen
U.S
Marjorie Howe
Inuste
ay _ Heath
Maurice Barr
Paul Sage
Gene Spen
Arnold
Frat
Lenn Hestings
Penfield
Rockwood
Stella Harrison
Oberhuis
Meg
Adcuys le Baswell
Nd Mes
Mark ‘Ran
Chigeimas
Airo
Keath Sonian
Mes. Garlton Table
Barbara
Philidelpha
Mira Keobla
Lilie Tharvett
Swarts
Memorial Hospital
Hornig
Hughes
York
LaGrange
Gram
Wenceslis
ME Laure
Rath's Cottage
Elyria
Grapefruit
Texas
Erwarns Sauerkraut Och Weiners
Ascar Matters
Belosuy
CIA
Tobasco
Tad Suant
Salada
Milan
Swift
Brookfield
Der
Delsey
Dee Ag
California
Sunkist
Florida
Coz
Edwards
George Neal
Hales
Wellington
Berk’y Grocery
Amherst
Ruth So. Ambherat
Galliries Grocery
F. Oroad St
Naylor
Stanley Long Chatham
Frank Jacobs
Woodford Ave
Whong
Miller Wakeman
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