Labor Unions Breach Widens Across AFL CIO Rift
Washington July 9 A heated drive to force the AFL Executive Council to ban rebel unions led by John L Lewis widened the split in organized labor. Behind the scenes maneuvers showed the CIO dispute deepening as leaders push to weld 500000 steel workers into one union while craft unions remain. The council planned to hear from United Wine Workers and other rebel groups, while nonparticipants joined in tentative pension discussions.
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American Federation of Labor Executive Council
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Metal Trades Department
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Labor
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William Green
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United Wine Workers
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Ladies Garment Workers
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Battle Over Metal Trade Unions Shapes Steel Industry
The leaders clash as the National and international metal trades unions confront C I O moves. Frey accuses raids while Lewis supporters push toward mounting an insurgent drive and possible suspension actions. The council, seen as federation directors, weighs a measured response before November convention.
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Federation
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North Olmsted Briefs Show Casual Summer Visits
North Olmsted brief items note Miss Margeret Dunnell staying with Mrs Blanch Myers in the city. Detroit visitors MecKardren family spend two weeks with daughter Mrs NX Streitel. Congregational Ladies Aid hosted a catered dish luncheon at the church. Picnic plans include the Aid and Sunday School at North Olmsted Park on Friday July 10. Miss Marjory Hilbert attends summer school in Montreal. Family trips include Doris and Chloe Streitel with Cleveland relatives and a Los Angeles to Kansas City visit for the Burne family. A July 4 family dinner honored Mr Wilford on his birthday and Cleveland families picnicked with George and Mary Stearns. Herbert Shens tone and Kalapo Michigan visitors stayed with G E Stearns.
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North Olmsted
Margaret Dunnell
Ethelind
Eadie Jones
Cleveland
Blanch Myers
Marjory Hilbert
Montreal
Canada
Queneva
Hilbert
Brathenacht
Doris
Chloe Stretel
Elwood Oring
W. A. Bourne
Harry Burne
Los Angeles
California
Bro Lewis
Kansas City
George
Mary Stearns
Ashtabula
Fred Wilford
Mr. Wilford
Exhibits Snake Skin In Church
George C. Southwell Ohio Secretary of The American Mission to Lepers will speak at Columbia Baptist Church Sunday evening July 12. He will exhibit a fifteen foot python skin from Portuguese East Africa and show stereopticon pictures of leprosy work. Other exhibits include the million dollar pig and chaulmoogra seeds from Siam with oil used to combat leprosy. The meeting is open to all. The subject is Modern Were and The Forgotten Command.
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George C. Southwell
Ohio
Columbia Baptist Church
Southwell
East Africa
Siam
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United Foturs
Motorola
Stewart Warner
Arvin
Charles Court
George Smith
Herbert Shenstone
Kalapo
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G. E. Stearns
Bergoman
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Firestone Andar
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Marie L. Matuschka
Frigidaire
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Dayton
Verna L. Miller
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Firestone Courier
Warner Sikves
Voice of Firestone
Margaret Speaks
Firestone Choral Symphony
William Daly
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Firestone Service Stores
Broad and
Cedar Streets
J. P. Schoonmaker
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