Unionism Address Draws Noted Labor Leaders In Waterloo
In Waterloo a Central Labor Union report notes strikes and union growth during 1941 2 150 city workers hold memberships across trades with new locals and a re located labor temple. Strikes affected Illinois Central shop workers moulders electrical workers painters and mill workers with resolutions and wage discussions shaping the year. Prominent speakers include A L Urick M F Ryan J Ryan James Pacquin Albert Tinz Rev J Doolittle and others from Des Moines Sioux City Kansas City Des Moines and Chicago. Officers include W Taylor Ora Parker R R Reet and Pullen with C W Guy succeeding F Mitchell as secretary of the Boilermakers.
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Waterloo
Labor
State of Laws
Ye City
Linois Central
Malleble Iron Works
Ieir
Federal Bar Union
Walkut
Nauman Co
Central Labor Thien
W Taylor
Ora Parker
R. R. Reet
Pullen
State Federation
C. W. Guy
F. Mitchell
Boilermakers’ Union
Literary Spirit Thrives at Pace Club Meetings
The Pace literary circle, with 12 members and officers President Mrs Bo Webb and Secretary Mrs C M Cheney, meets regularly on Fridays. This year they study Pantok Women and American Literature, with three years of activity and growth noted. The club lists members on second and fourth Wednesdays, reflecting careful study and notable progress for the city’s literary scene.
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Pantok
Bo Webb
C. M. Cheney
Stacy Lab
Felub
Paris
Ai Graves
W. H
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