Agreements of Mines And CIO Now in Effect
Agreements between Lake Superior mining companies and USA-CIO cover pay, hours, and employment conditions. Whitaker says all operating firms signed after Washington talks and War Labor Board directive. The pact recognizes the union, provides 5.5 cent wage increase, overtime, two rest days weekly, vacation pay, and recall rules with a five day suspension review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usa-Cio
W. E. Whitaker
Lake Superior District
Washington, D. C
War Labor Board
Sime
Acc
CIO Condemns John L Lewis for Antiwar Labor Blocking
Gogebic County Industrial Union Council endorses a CIO Executive Board resolution denouncing John L Lewis for isolationist and antiwar actions. The document cites his withdrawal of United Mine Workers from the CIO, attacks on the War Labor Board, and calls for adherence to wartime labor procedures. It notes the council's support for the CIO stance and warns against personal vendettas harming national unity and labor welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
Gogebie County Industrial Union Council
CIO
United Mine Workers of America
Philip Murray
Lewis
America First Group
Organized Labor
A. F. of L
R.R. Brotherhoods
Roosevelt
Labor
War Labor Board
Congress
National Association of Manufacturers
Pearl Harbor
CIO Executive Board
Cleveland
Congress of Industrial Organization
United Miners of America
United States
Gogebic County
Policy on Old Age Assistance Income for Agricultural Labor
A 1943 guidance from Arthur H. Trezise, supervisor of the Bureau of Social Aid, explains that income from agricultural labor may be disregarded for old age assistance eligibility, with conditions. It notes that property rules remain in force, and employment opportunities should be shared with recipients, who may choose whether to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gogebic County
Michigan Social Welfare Commission
Michigan
Arthur H. Trezise
Bureau of Social Aid
Ziegler Talks Roads and County Contracts in Michigan
Michigan Mirror outlines Highway Commissioner Ziegler’s stance on county contracts for trunk line maintenance, standards, and supervision. He notes a potential postwar bond issue, cites retirements freeing funds, and explains economies and control with county partners. The piece profiles his background, family, and affiliations. The column closes with a comic aside and a local ad insertion.
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Ziegler
State Highway Department
Kent
Ontonagon
Charlie
Betty Lou
Rosemary
Michigan State College
Phyllis
Barbara Ann
Lansing
Masonic, Elk and Moose Orders
Michigan Engineering Society
University of Michigan
Noble County
Indiana
Benton Harbor
To Hasten Victory in Second War Effort
wartime appeal urges every American to support the war effort to speed victory and save lives. it stresses small investments fit every purse as a contribution, noting that service members sacrifice their lives while citizens lend money and do their part for the war.
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Seleas Ceicins
Michigan Mirror
American Weekly
Chicago Herald-American
Wakefield Pharmacy
Wakefield High School
William Ribich
Elgar
Ferne Lepisto
Elaine Amundson
Dorothy Steinert
Glenn Wood
Horn
Nocturne
Merle S. Ward
Ferris Institute
Big Rapids
Harry B. Sutter
John W. Thomas
Eric Coates
June Yatchak
Flora Bugni
Dorothy Fournier
Jean Morrison
Viola Koski
Sophie Zorich
William Ribich James Wilson
June Sutter
Willard Tikkala
Mabel Librarian
Duffin
F. W
Gove, Verne
Natural Science
Kleimola, Carl E
Koch, William
Social Science
Krumwiede, Laroy
Lewis, Bertha
Luoma, Velma Social Science
Physical
Mezzano, James
Industrial Arts
Milbrath, C. E Industrial Arts
Parrish, Dorothy Social Science
Ricca
Teressa
Stoughton, Arthur Social Science
Ullrich, Gertrude
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