Labor Learns To Compromise For Political Gains
Senator Margaret Chase Smith argues that labor has learned to compromise to gain political power since 1933, noting how shifts in Congress affected labor and business. She stresses the need for political awareness in both labor and business and calls for improved public messaging to win support.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Labor
Phoenix Merchant Named Chair Of City Advertising Committee
Ben Projan, a Phoenix merchant and former president of the Vic Hanny Co., was named chairman of the national advertising committee of the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce for the current fiscal year. He serves on multiple boards and will lead efforts to plan the upcoming season's tourist advertising.
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Phoenix
Ben Projan
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
John L. McAtee
Chamber
Projan
Vic Hanny Co
YMCA
Community Chest
Boy Scouts
Better Business Bureau
National Retail Clothiers Association
Arizona Cattle Breeders Association
Phoenix Retail Trade Bureau
World War II Waits Rely On One Helper’s Reach
In Washington Aug 18 a marine writes to Mary Rizzotto, head of the World Children’s foundation, seeking aid to bring a Chinese boy named Liu to the United States. She handles hundreds of similar cases from wartime letters, funded by GI contributions and modest personal costs.
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Harman W. Nichols
Washington
Carolinas
Mary Rizzotto
World Children’s Foundation
Pacific
Liu
Guam
Massachusetts
Joe Temalto
Joe
Okinawa
Miss Rizzotto
Buehman Elected President of National Photographers Group
Albert R. Buehman, Tucson photographer and past president of the Photographers Association of America, was elected president of the American Society of Photographers. He leads an exclusive 50-member group and has run the Tucson studio since 1912, now moved to East Speedway.
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Albert R. Buehman
Tucson
American Society of Photographers
Chicago
Buehman
Photographers Association of America
Tucsonian
Henry Buelman
Buelman
East Speedway
Service wives and children born overseas stir mail maze
The piece notes that at least 100000 children of American servicemen were born in Europe and a similar number in the Pacific. It describes wartime mail from a wide range of origins including a message from a girl in France seeking to find her husband Joe, illustrating how Miss Rizzoto handles the flood of letters.
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Europe
Pacific
Joe
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