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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1943

Page

3

Criticism of John L Lewis Sidetracked at Maryland Labor Meet

Cumberland May 27 A convention of the Maryland and District of Columbia Federation of Labor sidetracked a resolution condemning John L Lewis head of the United Mine Workers for violating labor's no strike pledge. The measure failed to reach a record against Lewis as the group adjourned its 38th annual state meeting. The plan to condemn Lewis was reported unfavorably by the federation resolutions committee before being sent to the floor. The gathering also adopted a separate resolution condemning Capt Eddie Rickenbacker for his alleged anti union stance. The convention concluded with officers and delegates present from state unions including ILGWU and Washington hotel and restaurant workers.

Cumberland John L. Lewis Maryland and District of Columbia Federation of Labor Lewis Costas Alexion Washington Hotel and Restaurant Federation Alexion United Mine Workers AFL J. Buxbaum Federal Willam Blake Washington Zaid APL United Mine Work Eddie Rickenbacker Organized Labor Baltimore Ilgwu

District Federation re-elected amid acclamation at union convention

Delegates re elected to serve the ensuing year by acclamation as no candidates stood against them. Four delegates refused to endorse an ILGWU resolution seeking a fair hearing before an unprejudiced tribunal. The War Labor Board now reviews the UMW case. The convention rejected a seventh vice presidency with a negro office requirement, sparking debate led by Washington delegates Lawrence Owens and W J Jones over minority representation and executive board size.

ILGWU UMW War ‘Labor Board Washington Lawrence Owens W. J. Jones Cumberland

Program Cancelled At Quincy Orphanage Day Event

The Annual Day Program at the Quincy U B Orphanage and Home in Quincy Pa near Waynesboro is cancelled this year due to the OPA ban on pleasure driving. The board will meet on June 2 with Harry Newcomer serving as treasurer.

Quincy U- B Quincy Waynesporo Harry Newcomer

Rubber Strikers Yield to President Demands and War Labor Board

UAW locals at Goodyear Firestone and Goodrich urge resumption of war work after a three cent wage order. Bosses warn strikes defy the War Labor Board and threaten national war production. Roosevelt orders picketing ceased and workers to return to their General Tire and Rubber, Goodyear, Firestone, and Goodrich plants by noon Thursday.

UAW Goodyear Firestone Goodrich Akron Generals Tire and Rubber Company War Labor Board International WLB Roosevelt Rubber Workers Army Navy Shermaz H. Dalrymple Lam United States Dalrymple Pal Trymple Washington General Tire and Rubber Co Gooryear URW General Emmett B. Harper Goodrich and General General Company

Accused Burglar Breaks Jail At Westminster

A jailed burglar escaped Westminster jail with a knife, pushing two women into a tier then leaving with Sheriff Conaway’s coat. Cromer says the fugitive, once living in New York and now in Baltimore, had helped burglarize Westminster Times and a jewelry store next door before fleeing.

Charles Conaway Carroll County Cromer Handleman Sheriff Conaway New York Baltimore Westminster Times Times

Burglars Arrested After Westminster Plant Theft

Arthur Bowers witnessed the incident as burglars entered to probe. John Hickman of Baltimore Bernard Roy Bigham of Westminster were arrested and charged with breaking and entering two sites. Handleman and Bigham faced an added count for stealing $90 pants totaling $4,400 from a Westminster clothing plant. A preliminary hearing before a trial magistrate had been set for today. Sheriff Conaway, transporting a prisoner, led the search for Handleman.

Arthur Bowers Bowers Handlemen John Hickman Baltimore Bernard Roy Bigham Westminster Handleman and Bigham Conaway Maryland House of Correction Handleman

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