Labor's Lewis peace bid backfires in a power struggle
Edwin Lahey analyzes how John L. Lewis proposed a merger of AFL CIO leadership, Roosevelt rejects the plan, and the CIO AFL feud deepens. The piece notes Lewis ousted from the CIO joint committee, hints at a looming internal civil war in the UMW, and calls for prominent labor leaders to explain their roles amid the battle for influence during wartime.
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Edwin Lahey
New Republic
Big John Lewis
William Green
AFL
Philip Murray
CIO
Phil Murray
Roosevelt
Big John
Lewis
Murray
Green
Sidney Hillman
The
New York
Mr. Roosevelt
Big Bill Hutcheson
Labor
War Labor Board
National Defense Mediation Board
Congress
John L. Lewis
William Hutcheson
AFL Carpenter's Union
United Mine Workers
UMW
Big Bill
Hutcheson
Carpenters
Prident
Sage
Alexandria
Burton Wheeler
Roose
Dave Dubinsky
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
John
CIQ
Jay Lovestonéss
Mett Woll
Iquire
Dubinsky
Lewi
George Meany
Dan Tobin
Teamsters
Steedmen Face Key Games On 1942 Basketball Schedule
Joliet’s Steelmen head to Aurora for three crucial cage matches beginning tomorrow night versus the Aurorans, then a Feb 14 Waterman game and a Feb 20 finish at Freeport. Coach Potter notes limited height but aims for accurate passing, solid rebounding, and scoring from his starting forwards Cecokas Geissler Pohlman Schmidt Adams.
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Steelmen
Waterman
LaSalle
Joliet
Ralph Potter
Alex Cecokas
Walter Geissler
Tatest
Joe Pohlman
Billi Schmidt
Clouide Adams
Lockport Eyes Second Place in Weekend Games
Lockport aims for a share of second place after steady improvement. They travel to take on Blue Island Friday and Kankakee Saturday with Pius possibly back at center. Forward duo Ray Kuebler and Ralph Green lead, with Bob Moore and George Resis at guard.
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Lockport
Blue Islands
Kankakee
Earier
Lindbergees
Porters
Lemont
Frem Thornton
Niach
Ray Kuebler
Ralph Green
Wwll
Puir
Bob Moore
George Resis
Did Hitler Know It Fatal to German rulers
A historical note lists rulers named Frederick and their deaths across four centuries beginning with Frederick I in 1440 through Frederick II in 1840, suggesting a pattern of fatal ends for German rulers as observed over 400 years.
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Hitler
Germany
Frederick I
George William
Frederick William I
Frederick HI
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