Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-09-22 | Page 1 | Utah Labor Conclave Goes to Price in '39

UTAH LABOR CONCLAVE GOES TO PRICE IN 39 Special to The Th Telegram I. I PRO PRO PROVa Sept 22 The 22 The 1939 convention con on- on of the Utah S State te Federation Federa tion Uon of Labor was awarded vard d Price e without a dissenting vote as the thc 1938 1935 conclave of of the federation closed here today V Price was the only city mentioned on the floor of the co convention The delegates tc after after- r. r three days tIa's of chiefly b by conference attempts nt at at t 1 r recognition by b Weber Ut h and Carbon county groups vent hurriedly 54 5 t S at 4 S through remaining resolutions this morning accepting them virtually virtually vir vir- as reported out by the resolutions resolution's resolutions resolutions reso- reso lution's committee iJ Civil service for state county and municipal workers and r resumption sum of attempts to get legislative action on occupational diseases diseases' were sought in major r resolutions ns passed today j jOnly Si Only ot t lh was Congressman m W W. W Robinson of Provo w ld your represents represents- aon on race rge rive five Column Five 1 fi 1 q t t. t r PRICE AWARDED 3 39 9 LABOR MEET Continued from Page One lives In congress are working to bring about better conditions in the laboring class Officers ers beaded headed by by Paul M. M Peterson Peterson Pe Pe- terson Salt Lake City who Mho was reelected Wednesday afternoon were ere installed Mr 1 Peterson was elected by an 52 85 52 vote over Fred V. V Farris Salt Lake City motion picture operator r. r Major administration change was the election as secretary of Joseph JosephR R. R R Wilson president of the Salt Lake Federation of Labor He defeated defeated defeated de de- de- de Lester J J. Larson secretary of the Salt Lake City Culinary Alliance Alliance Alli All ance 79 54 after Harold G. G Crose Salt Lake City who has held the post for the last four years declined declined de de- de- de dined to run Ralph IL II Fuller Ogden was elected first vice president by unanimous vote of the convention despite an assertion Wednesday morning th that t he be was a marked man Other vice presidents named were E. E B B. Kelsey and W. W O. O Dix of Salt Lake Cit City H. H W. W Hayward of Ogden F. F A. A of Salt Lake City Ci George M. M Cole of Provo C C. N. N Chadwick of Price George R R. Mayberry of Provo Charles A. A MacCarthy MacCarthy MacCarthy Mac- Mac Carthy of Ogden and Howard Gibby of Provo The new representatives from Provo and Price replace H. H W. W Henderson Henderson Henderson Hen Hen- derson of Provo and F. F A. A Noller Vaughan an A A. McGhan and Mrs Thomas all of Salt Lake City