The Right to Scale by Lynn Angell and Co workers
A poem defending workers who build the world from wires to dams and presses against wage cuts. It frames labor as essential and noble, noting sacrifices by miners, steel workers, and press workers who fear losing fair pay, while insisting workers will not be enslaved. It links labor rights to a free press and speaks for enduring pride.
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Zenger
Firm Puts Patriotism Second to Its Profits
A White Plains New York plant, Sonotone Corporation, held an election among employees to choose between the United Electrical Workers UE and the IUE CIO. A leaked management memo argues for economic interests over ideology, urging supervisors not to discourage UE votes to retain bargaining rights and avoid production disruption.
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Sonotone Corporation
White Plains
N.Y
United Electrical Workers
Iue-Cio
J. J. Christopher
PAC Gains Highlight Pro Labors in Local Elections
The article notes Democratic victories backed by PACs across Michigan Illinois Missouri Connecticut and beyond. Michigan appears to be shifting toward Democrats with wins for regents state board of agriculture and a Supreme Court seat while Detroit and other cities elect PAC endorsed officials.
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Washington
Michigan
Illinois
Missouri
Connecticut
University of Michigan Board of Regents
State Board of Agriculture
Supreme Court
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
Detroit
Common Pleas
East Detroit
St. Clair Shores
Wayne County
PAC
G. Mennen Williams
Frank Angelo
The
Detroit Free Press
Soapy Williams
Chicago
Richard Daley
Robert E. Merriam
Merriam
Frying Pan Project Gains CIO Backing in Senate Hearing
Leo Goodman secretary of the CIO Atomic Energy Power and Resources Committee urged support for the Frying Pan Ar kansas project in Senate Interior Committee testimony. The project would supply water and power to the Colorado region and promote industrial and agricultural growth.
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Leo Goodman
CIO
Atomic Energy, Power and Resources Committee
Senate Interior Committee
Colorado
Goodman
Local 310 and sister locals schedule meetings in April
Local 310 sets an April 28 8 p.m. meeting at 1725 Carll St while Local 2772 schedules April 27 4 30 p m at 3rd and Sycamore St and Local 3243 plans April 22 4 15 p m at 13th and Spring Sis for union business and coordination.
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Carll St
Sycamore St
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