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If you want NRA continued for two
years, on a decent and fair basis,
WAKE UP!
Big business believes it is running
the show, and it is set to give labor
"the works."
Money is pouring into Washington
to KILL NRA.
NRA has its faults, but IT HAS
ITS TREMENDOUS VALUES.
Big business is pushing other issues
as on^ method of throwing NRA into
the ash can.
And it has the fake 10-months ex
tension measure in the senate. That's
the fanciest trick of all. That's a
daisy. But nobody ought to be fooled
by it.
Labor ought to jump into action,
hot-foot.
Labor ought to hold mass meet
ings IN EVERY AMERICAN CITY.
Labor ought to rally into action,
like a great army.
Labor ought to send its demands to
Washington, to the president and to
congressmen and senators.
This fight is deadly serious.
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Big Business Is All Set to Give Labor "The Works"
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THE BUTIJER COUN
VOL. XXXV. No. 7 HAMILTON, OHIO, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1933
Big business will ditch NRA if it
can, and the only force that can swing
into action and prevent the murderf
is LABOR.
Every union can play a part. Every
central body can play a part.
LET LABOR TALK AS WITH ONE|
VOICE.
Textile Mill Loses Blue
Eagle Banned Strikers!
Roanoke Rapids, N. C. (AFLNS)
The national recovery administration!
at Washington removed Blue Eagle in-l
signia from the Rosemary Manufac-I
turing Company here for the com
pany's action in refusing to reinstate
29 employes whom the concern dis
criminated against by not giving them I
employment following the nation-widel
textile strikke of last September. The I
removal was made on recommenda-l
tion of the Textile Labor Relations
Board, of which Chief Justice W. P.
Stacy was chairman.
Phone 1296
(Copyright, W. N. U.)
By A. F. of L. News Service.
Keep Away/.
:^^W5^ wontagious
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Includes Two-Year Extension of NRA, 30-Hour
Week Bill, and Gufl'ey Coal Stabilization Bill
Among Urgent Labor Measures.
"Let the Members of Congress Know That Labor Is In
Deadly Earnest," A F. of L. Head Says
Washington.—The prompt enact
ment of the Wagner-Connery labor
disputes bill and other labor measures
now before congress, is of such para
mount importance to working men and
women that William Green, president
of the American Federation of La
bor, urged all Central Labor Unions
throughout the United States to or
ganize mass meetings and impress
upon members of congress that it is
their duty to vote in favor of the
bills.
The letter which the head of the
A. F. of L. sent to the city central
bodies said, in part:
''Legislation pending in the con
gress of the United States in which
labor is deeply interested and of great
importance to the workers of the na
tion in hanging in the balance. First
and foremost of major importance to
the American Federation of Labor is
the Wagner labor disputes bill.
"In order that you may appreciate
its importance I enclose a copy of the
report of the senate committee on
education and labor when it recom
mended the passage of this measure
to the United States senate.
"This re-enactment of the national
recovery act for a period of two years
as recommended by the president, the
Black thirty-hour work week bill and
the Guffey coal regulations bill are
other legislative measures supported
by the American Federation of Labor
"We here in Washington are fight
for the enactment of this legis
lation. and are appealing constantly
to the members of congress to give
these measures their personal and offi
cial support.
Tell Congress What Labor Wants
"W-3 need your help particularly at
this time. Labor and its friends
throughout the United States must
let congress know they are terribly in
earnest and they want these measures
enacted into law, if we are to succeed
in securing the passage of this legis
lation.
"You must help, and help now, and
you must help as you have never help
ed before.
''For this reason I am appealing to
you' and to the officers and members
of all Central Labor Unions to call
mass meetings in all the cities through
out the nation the earliest possible
date.
"Secure able speakers for the pur
pose of appealing to all in attendance
and their friends for support of these
legislative measures.
Epidemic Sweeps Country
es Labor Mass Meetings
To Support Wagner- Connery Bill
'Without a moment's unnecessary
delay, adopt strong resolutions call
ing upon congress to enact the Wag
ner labor disputes bill, the national
ecovery act for a period ol' two
years, and the other legislative mat
ers leferred to.
"Send these resolutions to the mem
bers of congress representing your dis
trict, including the United States sen
ators from your state.
In addition, arrange for working
men i.nd women and all their friends
to write their representatives in con
gress, appealing to them as ther con
stituents to vote for these measures
United Labor Action Essential
"Please see to it that these mass
meetings that I am asking vou to call
are large, well attended and impres
sive. Give them as much publicity as
possible.
"Let the members of congress know
that labor is deadly in earnest, and
that it is insisting with all the power
it possesses that these measures be
enacted into law.
'The hour is here when labor must
act together, must speak together and
must work together, if we are to se
cure the anactment of the Wagner
labor disputes bill, the national recov
ery act for a period of two years and
the other legislation herein referred
to."
Benefits All Workers
'I am making this appeal to the
army of toilers and workers through
out the nation because their economic
social and industrial welfare will be
very largely promoted through the en
actment of the legislation herein re
ferred to.
"Our cause is your cause, an 1 you
cause is our cause.
"Let congress know that the work'
ers and their friends throughout the
nation are thoroughly aroused.
"If you will do this we will win
great legislative victory for the la
boring people of the nation."
Bogota, Columbia—Official recog
nition of the Domestic Servants Union
was granted by President Alfonso
Lopez in compliance with a recommen
dation of the Central Labor Bureau
The headquarters of the new union are
in this city. Senora Teresa Tobar
president of the organization. The
workers in this Central American
country are quite generally organized
even such distantly separated groups
as bootblacks and lottery ticket seller
having their unions.
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ENGINEERS MEET
The executive committee of the In
ternational Union of Operating Engi
neers met in regular session at the
labor temple Monday evening for the
transaction of routine and other busi
ness.
One application for membership was
eceived and acted upon.
Arrangements were completed foi
Mi. Ivickolas Klein, a Cincinnati la
bor attorney, to appear before the
engineers at their next regular meet
ing, Monday evening, June 3.
Mr. Klein is well known for his abii
ity as a speaker, especially in labor
irelc5. He has chosen for his dis
•ouise, "America Faces the Future.'
Cleveland, Ohio (ILNS)— Union
mployes at the Fisher Body plant
here voted to return to their jobs.
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WORKERSEND STRIKE
Toledo, Ohio (ILNS) Striking
workers of the Chevrolet Motor Com
pany's Toledo plant voted 732 to 385
to accept terms of tfye management
and return to work.
Voting followed a stormy meeting
at which Francis J. Dillon, Detroit
representative of the American Fed
eration of Labor, was denied permis
ion 1o speak. He favored acceptance
if
the proposed terms. Dillon left
the hall with T. N. Taylor, Detroit
American Federation of Labor repre
sentative, and later temporarily sus
pended the local union from the A. F.
of L.
Members of the minority who voted
against the strike settlement re-es
tablished picket lines at the factory.
Washington, D. C. (ILNS)—The de
cision of Toledo automobile workers
to return to their jobs will go far
toward relieving the threat of a gen
eral automobile strike by A. F. of L.
President Green said.
The A. F. of L., he said, stands
"'squarely behind" Francis J. Dillon,
who utged the striking Chevrolet
workers to accept the company's com
promise terms.
CLERICAL WORKERS
Union Wins Collective Bar
gaining Election
Sheffield, Ala. (ILNS)—Following
i dispute of many months between
he American Federation of Govern
.nent Employes, Lodge No. 182, and
an Employers' Club of Wheeler Dam,
bona fide collective bargaining was
definitely established by the TVA
Wheeler Dam "white collar" account
ing and clerical workers by an elec
tion under the supervision of C. C.
Killen, diivctor of labor relations for
TVA.
The A. F. G. E. Lodge No. 182 re
quested the election after the Em
ployes' Club declared that it was the
representative of the clerical forces.
Immediately after the election date
was set an intensive campaign to
build up membership was carried on
by both organizations.
The results of the election clearly
show that the ''white collar" group
desired to be represented by a bona
fide A. F. of L. organization. The re
sults were:
Total eligible to vote, 04.
A. F. G. E. Lodge No. 182,30 Em
ployes' Club. 23 votes thrown out, 1
not voting, reason, at work, 19.
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