Local 1861 CIO Strike Gains Praised New Contract
Local 1861 USA CIO workers hailed a new contract after a January meeting. The agreement raises wages 12 cents now, 17 cents by October, adds eight paid holidays, two weeks vacation for three years, and expanded benefits. It includes revised overtime rules, pension talks, and a future wage review. Jurisdiction gains, seniority posting, and strike protections are noted, with city official input on payroll tax opposition.
Connecticut’s Dormitory Plan Aims to Aid Aged Mentally Sick
A 242 million dormitory project in New Haven to care for the aged mentally ill aims to enable eventual integration into competitive society. The facility will house about 432 beds and is not a hospital or a home. Officials from Michigan and others comment on aging care and commissions.
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Tury
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Sidney Shindell
Connecticut State Commission For
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Institute For Human Relations
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Shindell
New York
Illinois
California
Iowa
Ohio
Gardner Lattimer
Longview Hospital
International Mailbag Club
WLW
Hilda Weaver
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