CIO Outlook condemns right to work laws as anti labor weapon
The CIO Economic Outlook argues state right to work laws disrupt labor relations and atomize the national economy. It says majority rule in unions must represent all workers and warns of chaotic collective bargaining if laws spread nationwide.
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Washington
CIO Department of Education and Research
CIO
The
United States
Veterans’ Organizations
Veterans’ Organization
Poor Indian Union wins right to firewater in Iowa
In Sioux City UPWA CIO Local 34 backs a protest against an old Iowa law banning alcohol sales to Indians. Municipal Judge Paradise rules the ban unconstitutional as arbitrary and capricious. The State has not appealed. Wade Miller leads the Joint Anti-Discrimination Committee in the union action.
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Indian Union
Iowa
CIO
Sioux City
David St. Cyr
Upwa-Cio
UPWA
George M. Paradise
Wade Miller
Hurry Deadline for Mailing Gifts to GIs
Red Cross guides for shipping to servicemen overseas outline best gift choices and packing tips. Emphasizes nonperishable foods, wool socks, newspapers, photos, games, and books while warning against expensive items, tobacco, and alcohol. Provides weight limits, packaging rules, and deadlines including November 15 for Europe and Pacific air parcels by November 25.
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Japan
Korea
Europe
Pacific
Red Cross Home Service
Red Cross
Local 4351 CWA CIO Family Night draws huge turnout
Thousands visit 209 West Seventh Street building for a company family night tour. Attendees see displays of voice and video operations and the operating room demos while meeting pensioners and colleagues from other offices. Organizers are praised for coordinating tours for about 4000 visitors.
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West Seventh St. Bldg
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Seatle
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Miss Dorsey
Pacific Coast
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Red Cross Food and Nutrition Service
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AL Sibler
CWA
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