Reds Not Dangerous Says Syracuse Dean
A Syracuse University dean said communism will not gain headway in America, arguing democracy works at home. Dr Robert F Oxnam cited fear as dangerous but warned to guard against forces that could create conditions. He recalled Nazi Germany and Buch Enwald while urging preparedness against armed attack and stressing American freedoms.
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Syracuse University
America
Croy
Mumai
W.C.A
Robert F. Oxnam
Comunists
Xnam
Germany
Oxnam
Buchenwald
Artft
United States
College of Liberal Arts
Hitler
Mra
Leland
Wilson
Filma
Arthur Gabriel
Florence Gabauer
John H. Clark
Yergon Farney
Employers Pay Back Salaries In New York State
In January 1950, 14 employers in New York State agreed to repay wages totaling 543,180 to 742 employees under Federal wage and hour laws and the Public Contracts Act. Restitution covered overtime violations and government contract rules, with 59,152 dollars paid by 187 employers to 922 workers in the region, and New Jersey figures listed separately. The period also saw eight civil actions and one criminal case under the Fair Labor Standards Act, plus six injunctive decrees to prevent future violations.
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New York State
Aortha J. White
U. S. Department of Labor
New York- New Jersey
State of
New Jersey
John A. Hughes
Court Recesses After Five Cases Are Disposed Of
Five cases were settled in Rensselaer County Court prompting Judge Herbert D. Lamm to recess at 10 am. The settlements included actions by William Rowe and Lawrence Branch against David Mermeistein and Bernard J. Smith and Joseph E. Walsh for the plaintiffs against United Traction Co. Other matters involved Newton R. Cass and Luc y M. Payne against United Traction Co. A separate $6,000 civil suit by Michael and Ruth Dunham of Troy against Rocco and John P. Manilla ended in mistrial after a prejudice disclosure during witness testimony and car accident details from July 24, 1949.
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Rensselaer County
Herbert D. “Lamm
William Rowe
Lawrence Branch
David Mermeistein
Bernard J. Smith
Joseph E. Walsh
Dugan
Barkhall & Dugan
Elizabeth Kelly
United Trac
Ion Co
Mr. Walsh
Newton R. Cass
Jucy M
John E. B. Payne
United Traction Co. Mesniz, Oplovitz & Curley
Mr. Casa
Depodanta
Michael
Ruth Dunham
B.D. 1, Troy
Rocco
John P. Manilla
Troy
Union Official Attacks GE Policy at Schenectady Meeting
James B. Carey of the LU.E.C.L0 criticized General Electric and the United Electrical Workers during a talk in Schenectady. He accused GE of violating ethics by using the UEW for its own ends and warned it could crush union leaders under Communist pressure. Jack Rubenstein of LTTE charged UEW with lagging in industry contracts. he contrasted wages at Amsterdam mills with GE workers.
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James B. Carey
Lu.e.c
General Electric Co
United Electrical Workers
Schenectady
Carey
U.E.W
G.E
Jack Rubenstein
LTTE
Texile
Amsterdam
Electrical
GE workers face wage gap as union battle brews
Workers earn 25 to 20 cents less than the CSO while the LTE attempts to replace the U.E.W. as the bargaining union at GE. The U.E.W. was ousted from C10 affiliation on Communist domination charges months earlier. An election at GE is slated for Feb. 23.
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CSO. Auto
Steel
LTE
U.E.W
G.E
Meeting notes outline appointments and committee reports
The record lists appointments including Frank L. Kienhofer Manning as secretary. It notes committee members Philip LaPlante and others and mentions plans for re decorates. Otto J. Panza is listed with a port on plans. The meeting discusses tickets and upcoming committee meetings to present their first report.
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Philip LaPlante
Frank L. Kienhofer
Manning
Donald Fegan
Tuc Clyae Murphy
William Wixted
Otto J. Panza
Port
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George Ralston
Norman Cushing
Jennie Torrey
North Adams
Mass
Pasbyterian
Woodrow W. Witmer
United Church of Christ
Hoosick Falls
Ae Vael
Snvania
Charles J. Ranney
Manillas
Hamm
Plainteffs
Eli Foplovitz
Halter & Sullivan
Albany
Mr. Ranney
G. E
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Lerner
C. D
Berner’s
Third ST
Minneapolis - Honeywell
Rabaieee
Ben Tee
Ndi Plumbings& Heating
Broadway
Sir Thurs
Knights Council
Troy Council
K.C
John L. McBride
John J. Alaskey
George W. Kennelly
Cochairmen
Korot
Ove
Frea Berner
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