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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1948

Page

8

Pensions Without a Strike Emphasized in Labor View

The Philadelphia Bulletin notes that when employers and unions share a will to agree on pensions and sick benefits they avoid work stoppages. It cites the Amalgamated Clothing Workers CIO and Clothing Manufacturers welfare fund, active since 1943, which recently liberalized benefits without recriminations and while remaining within fund resources. The piece contrasts this with coal industry negotiations, where public name‑calling precedes any agreement and a strike follows during shortages.

Philadelphia Bulletin Amalgamated Clothing Workers, Cio Clothing Manufacturers Association Lewis

Three men promoted to foremen at Joliet American Steel works

The Joliet plant of American Steel and Wire, a United States Steel subsidiary, named D. J. Barcenala, A. S. Burns, and Victor J. Lesh as foremen. Announcement was made by Richard R. Snow, superintendent. The item notes Daguerre’s 1839 invention of photography.

Joliet Works American Steel and Wire Company United States Steel Corporation Richard R. Snow D. J. Barcelona Chase Avenue A. S. Burns Schriber Street Victor J. Lesh Margaret Street

The Great Big Doorstep at CSF theater

Grass Martin Louisiana residents discuss the Crochet family and a floating ornamental doorstep found on the Mississippi. The Little Theater at the College of St Francis presents a three act comedy next Sunday and Monday with multiple special previews and a large local cast led by Mrs Crochet and Mr Crochet as central figures.

CSF Little Theater Little Theater of the College of St. Francis Earl Kahn Commodore Sally Payne Mrs. Crocket Mary Freiburg Topal Joan Hanlon Evvie Grass Martin Crochet Arthur Chicago The Little Theater Group Wimpole Street Little Theater Fred Holt Barretts Joan Bourgeois Mrs. Crochet Mr. Crochet Dolores Powenski Bernard Egan Tobin Georgiana Egloff Loretta Hart Pat Cavenaugh Lynn Morris Mary Louian Elna Fleece Bill Boyd Fred Wilhelmi Jr Dewey Crochet Tayo Robert Sudol Kay O’connor Alice Glowacki

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American Steel Louis Daguerre France Rs RA Goldblatt Barbers CSF Theater Cis Vienna Palmer House Florists Coe Joliet Stone Richards ST Gerlach
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