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Show UTAH LABOR NEWS, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, JUNE 24, 1938. Page 3 West Temple street, Salt Lake Board as the sole collective bar- Boards trial examiner made pubLABOR ON ITS City. agent for nearly 600 pro- lic recently. gaining laking an opposite political view In his report to the Boards workers duction FORWARD MARCH paid on an hourly from that of his sister Mr. Richthus another in Washington basis, advancing headquarters, .Henry ards is an ardent New Deal Demothe struggle of the PWOC to W. Schmidt reported that eight plant, Members and patrons of Utah crat and an active from (Continued 1) Page worker in the win better working conditions for shoe firms had refused to bargain Governor Greets Officials Consumers Cooperative Association Labors in good faith with the USW and League of Armour workers. all Allred publicly greeted Adolph will meet at the store building, 860 Utah. He is vice president of the had on was based action The discriminated against union Boards Union Democratic unit of Germer, Michigan C. I. 0. director a union members. of South Main street, 8:15 p. m., Wed Trade application comparison and a long time member of the the League. and President Fremming, cards with the pay roll which disunion, nesday, June 29. This years elections, no doubt, closed that a large majority of the OTIS STEEL SIGNS PACT A splendid program of interes will show both Utah and Missouri whom he termed an outstanding workers eligible for membership COVERING 5500 WORKERS citizen with whom he was proud to cooperators has been arranged in Democratic columns. to be represented by the C. desired to be associated in a common cause. There will be a demonstration o O. union. I. The CLEVELAND, (UNS) Edwin S. Smith, a member of the Co. held Otis in conference Steel quality merchandise and a short PLAN TO MAKE has At a an Chicago signed agreeNational Labor Relations Board, talk. All those interested in learn NEW DEAL WORK discussed the boards work, point- this spring and attended by dele-a ment with the Steel Workers Orto invited are ing about cooperation ganizing Committee covering the gates from Armour plants in The future of the New Deal will ing out that 14 favorable Su- number of cities throughout the companys 5500 employes. attend. determine the fate of American preme Court decisions have helped country, including Fort Worth, The contract supplements an to bring about an increasing de If is to it be democracy. oral the Omaha, Birmingham, saved, understanding which prevailed of employer compliance with Chicago, Labors Non- Sioux in Kansas South the Otis plants last year, right to work and earn a living gree City, City, be restored to the jobless men the Wagner Act. must New and which York St. Milwaukee, Paul, through grievance commitPartisan League and women. Brophys Speech the tees were of drawn SWOC five up Indianapolis, plans lodges were John Brophy, C. I. 0. director, Because they believe in that, to drive win a national a for officials recognized by company discussed the work of the indus (Continued from Fage 2) for all Armour produc- and all provisions in standard union group of congress progressives will trial union agreement since its forma group contracts were upheld. tion workers. eering, the holding of rallies anc seek reelection this year on a five-poi- tion two and a half years ago. A to accomelection Labor before unions Board in program work the designed among parades, Its just as well that there is a that objective. Here it is: elections; the work to be done elec- plish C. I. 0. for the people of this na- the 5500 workers employed at the A Best Wishes to Labor. Call 1 Take control of credit and tion day, the stationing of workers C. I. 0. Chicago Armour plant is expected tion, Brophy declared. in the near future, with sample ballots near the polling money from the bankers and re- contracts have lifted a burden of to take place store it to the government, using it social decision of the the Gudgell Sheet Metal booth and watchers at the poll. following than any othgreater misery to the on trial examiner of and Boards bring consuming power Another section of the chart charges has ever lifted. Works the people into line with ability to er agency lecture visualizes how to form C. I. 0. contracts have meant filed against the company by the Sheet Metal Contracting platform; how to plan labors ac produce. and better PWOC. 2 A Federal system of old age more food for children tivities for effective political ac Air Conditioning-Ventilatin- g housing and better clothing addition; how to rally the widest sec- pensions paid as a matter of right tions to all the elementary needs EIGHT MAINE SHOE FIRMS Stainless Steel Work and tions of the population for progress and not of charity, and a broader that men and their families have. LOSE LABOR BOARD CASE Trim social security act to include all and democracy in the elections. meant more have freedom, They 116 ComW. 2nd So. Was. 5174 BOSTON, Mass. (UNS) With the basic facts in visible groups who cannot or should not be more time for cultural activity, a of filed a number to how employed. of plaints against the picture relationship, FRANK GUDGELL, Mgr. in hundreds of Lewiston-Aubur3 Break the grip of monopoly sense of liberty shoe Maine, conduct an effective local political in this communities cities and Friend of Labor production through co- country that never knew such a companies by the United Shoe campaign becomes clear and accu-- i and expand Workers, C. I. 0. union, were upoperation of government, labor and feeling before. site held in the findings of the Labor Other charts in the series will business. 4 Living prices for 'farmers, to I. O. LOCAL CERTIFIED analyze The New Deal in the which gambling and specu- AS attain Elections and the issues of the UNION FOR ARMOURS BEST WISHES TO LABOR 1938 campaigns in key states such lation must be outlawed. SIOUX CITY WORKERS 5 Long-rang- e works so and propublic Illinois New as Ohio, York, gram, with emphasis on low-coAnforth. SIOUX CITY, la. (UNS) housing, to provide a job for every other step forward in the determan industry does not want. POLITICAL DIFFERENCES mined march of the Packinghouse This program was outlined by Workers FAMILIES IN BEST OF General Contractors Organizing committee Jerry Voorhis, California Progres- toward the goal of a national Mrs. Bert Bradford of Mo.nett, sive Democrat, in a speech in the agreement covering all Armour & Ogden, Utah muse of representatives before ad- Co. been Missouri, has been elected presiachieved. has plants just All Kinds of Building Construction Work dent of the Missouri State Feder- journment last week. C. I. 0. packinghouse local The Voorhis time has The come, Womens ation of Republican at Armours Sioux City unit was Clubs. She is said to be an ardent said, to stop talking about emer- certified recently by the Labor follower of the G. (L P. elephant. gencies and counting on business Mrs. Bradford is a sister of J. J. oom saving us. We must attack fit of the readers. The editor toils SUMMER SPORTS HEADQUARTERS Richards, manager of Trade Union the causes of these emergencies, with and typewriter, paste-po- t halls and club rooms, 168 South which for generations have been to called depressions. The people have shears, plus incessant Everything, for the Outdoor Man or Woman to feel that they are marching for- spread his findings to people who The Road to all Salt Lake Summer Resorts Passes Our Door ward on a road that leads some- imagine they were bom knowing Welcome, Labor Insure with everything that was to happen and . , . where. ...... who need no information. HAROLD Question Is it worth $1.50 IN THE MAIL to you to be a year A. worker? If it is, then become 1080 East Twenty-firs- t South, Sugarhouse. Hyland 210 from reader the and booster 1) for (Continued Page regular DENT Agency Utah Labor News! W. R. C., Salt and falls for every fake pre-ele- c All Forms of Insurance tion story of roorback. He turns Lake City. his friends down at the polls anc Fire - Auto - Casualty - Suren enemies o: CONSPIRATORS votes for ty Bonds his class, undoing everything ac AT WORK IN S. L. complished by those sincerely help 415 Beneficial Life Bldg. Editor Utah Labor News: The ing his cause. ' Wasatch 8952 other the He is responsible for day I was called upon by adpresreactionaries vertising salesmen of the A. F. L. ence of labor-hatin- g in legislative halls, as they are in Utah. They tried to blackmail elected from districts where work my favorite paper, the Utah Labor News, in their frantic efforts to ers are notoriously uninformed. We will send the Utah Labor News to anywhere to new a few dollars from my busiis responsible for the success of ness their for They purposes. who subscribers their as a trial subscription for 13 weeks for 25 cents. employes employers deny the right to organize, for sweat claimed the Labor News did not Every reader of the Utah Labor News has friends who represent labor. I told them I shops, vigilantes, mobs, squalor, knew better. I also told them that would enjoy receiving this publication. Here is your chance to ignopoverty and I knew the Utah Federation of La- see that they rance. get it. The uninformed worker is the bor did not represent but a small List your subscriptions below send any number of subbane of progress, the enemy of his per cent of Utah labor, and thereto not fore has the the it and of labor rights scriptions you wish. 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