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Show UTAH LABOR NEWS. SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. SEPTEMBER 25, 1936. Uncle Sam Has Approved Utah Unemployment Compensalion Act 7 POLITICAL OUTLOOK STATE LABOR FEDERATION CONVENTION ENDORSES LABORS LEAGUE NON-PARTISA- N (Continued from Page 5) Vote for Roosevelt EUREKA The annual conven- state offices does not represent Last week bankers from the east tion of the Utah State Federation policies of the State Federation of were travelling to the bankers Labor. (Special to Utah Labor News) employed workers, qualified under convention at San Francisco. One of Labor sidestepped a threatened The selection of officers for the WASHINGTON The recently the law, beginning in January, section of the financiers travelled split on the controversial question ensuing year was completed at the enacted unemployment compensa 1938, will receive benefits which in special Pullmans over the Den of industrial unionism by adopt- afternoon session Wednesday. They 50 are as follows: tion law of the state of Utah has equal withper centas of the weekly ver and Rio Grande Western. ing a conciliatory resolution. $15 a maximum wage sun Kansas were wearing Paul M. Peterson, Mine and The resolution, which replaced They been approved as meeting the re weekly benefit. To take care of flowers. of the Mill indorsement one Workers No. 99, Park City, for calling quirements of Title IX of the So- workers receiving low wages, a called the banker One fat in porter unionism of industrial Harold G. Crose, Salt president; cial Security Act, the Social Se- minimum weekly benefit is set at principle shoes shined. After place of the present craft union- Lake Federation of Labor, secrehad his and curity Hoard announced. This ap- $7 a week or 75 per cent of the the porter finished the job, the the American Fed- tary; Ralph II. Fuller, Ogden proval brings the total number of weekly wage, whichever is less. sunflower toter handed him a ism, calls upon to seek to con- Trades and Labor assembly; RobLabor eration of jurisdictions with approved unem The maximum duration of ordinary nickel and a penny a total of six the two ert J. Henderson, United Mine between differences ciliate ployment compensation laws to 15. benefits is 14 weeks in one year, cents. Then he asked, Who are Workers of America 5861, KenilStates approved laws, but provision is made for approxi- - you going to vote for, porte- r- plans. embodies worth; John C. Forrester, United resolution Utah The meeting specified requirements for mately 10 additional weeks of.Landon or Roosevelt?' Wisconsin plan of Mine Workers of America 5806, the their enactments, benefits for those unemployed per The administering his conciliation. then put paused, porter Standardville; O. G. Spencer, Fedwill receive federal grants to pay sons who have had long periods.of in his pocket and pulled out hand taken was action union 19288, Brigham City; convention eral The all proper costs for administration employment. looked without a floor fight and with Eli B. Kelsey, Street the nickel and the penny, and Electric of their laws. Four or More Workers I onlv brief discussion. and replied: at Boss, them, Salt Lake 382, Railway Employes Also, approval of a state unemUnder the Utah law, employers guess Im gwine to vote for Roosetheir F. A. CutMeat labor The put delegates City; Weyersberg, law the ployment jcompensation with four or more workers on theii velt. by Vis-se- r, Labors ters M. of Salt Lake 537, approval upon stamp Social Security Hoard means that City; for some portion of a day payrolls of Oil Robert II. Workers; support League Smith, employers within the state who are in twenty different weeks in the Roosevelt Gains President Roosevelt, but added in Mailers 21, Salt Lake City; J. T. subject to the Federal tax on em- current or preceding calendar year President Roosevelt gained per- the approving resolution that it Wilson, Teachers 285, Eureka; ployers of eight or more, estab- contribute 0.9 percent of the wages more than two million votes is understood actions of league Frank A. lished by the Social Security Act, haps payable for the year 193G; 1.8 per this week through the coalition of officers in indorsing candidates for Salt Lake Noller,viceCarpenters 184, City, presidents. may get credit against that tax, cent for the year 1937; and 2.7 per n League and up to 90 per cent thereof! for con- cent from January 1, 1938, until Labors tributions made to their state un- January 1, 1941. Beginning Janu- the Progressive National CommitMerchants for Roosevelt SAGEBRUSH CLUB La Robert Senator headed by tee, merit-ratinA g employment compensation fund for ary 1, 1941, a traveling salesman returned system Follette of Wisconsin. from a tour of California, Washemployment as defined for the pur- goes into effect which allows emHEARS JIURDOCK L. Berry, presi. Major George and Nevada. He poses of the federal tax. with more stable employOregon ington, ployers Labors A Tooled Fund he went mersaid ment to contribute less to the dent of the announced the new coali- chantseverywhere The other 14 jurisdictions with pooled, fund than Congressman Abe Murdock was League, were strong supporters of employers with tion would seek additional groups the guest speaker at the monthly Roosevelt. President approved unemployment compen- relatively less stable employment. President of in lined of the Sagebrush Demosupport up sation laws are Alabama, Caliand mer wras meeting Business good Employees under the Utah law Roosevelt. The coalition will concratic club, Monday night in the chants were loud in praise of the fornia, District of Columbia, Idaho, do not contribute to the unemploy in Ohio, activities its centrate Rose room of the Newhouse hotel. of President for the return prosIndiana, Massachusetts, Mississip- ment compensation fund. and Illinois Mr. Murdock Indiana, Pennsylvania, New New explained the New York. pi, Hampshire, This new Utah unemployment cam- perity. Roosevelt's York for New Deal busand accomplishRhode of these statements the Carolegislation South If Oregon, Island, compensation law, which was eniness men is any indication a tall, ments and answered some of the lina, Washington, and Wisconsin. acted August 29, 1936, at a special paign. John L. Lewis, chairman of the said the salesman, the states I absurd campaign propaganda of One other state, Lousiana, has en- session of the Utah refor Industrial Organiza- visited will Committee acted an unemployment compensa- peals and replaces legislature, for Roosevelt by the Republicans. lie urged Demoan a board member of the big majoritiesgoon November 3. and tion crats to support Democratic candition law which has not as yet been ment compensation lawunemployenacted League, andates from top to bottom because submitted to the Social Security March 25, 1935, but never submit- Labors deliver addresses the Democrats are in sympathy Board for approval. ted to the Social Security Board nounced he would The Utah law is of the pooled-fun- d for approval. The law is adminis principally in Pennsylvania and OUSTER OF C. I. O. with the humanitarian program of President Roosevelt and, therefore, type with separate employer tered bv the Industrial Commission Indiana. BRINGS PROTESTS are Explaining the coalition, Senator accounts for merit rating only. Un- - of Utah logically best fitted to cooperLa Follette said at a Washington ate with the President. lie appress conference: (Continued from Page 6) plauded Governor Blood and the academic freedom. IT WILL BE The new organization will seek tion protesting LANDON Democratic legislature of Utah for suspension against to prevent duplication of efforts of of the C.I.O. unions. ACADEMIC, ALL RIGHT! the cooperation given in social welWhy special privilege had to those organizations supporting the fare legislation, so that Utah is re(Continued from Page 4) a pleasant man and throw him reelection of the President. take beef instead of a tin cup Of soup, Union Painters ceiving benefits provided for in the We will have speakers tour varHeads un, instead of hidden behin around the political ring in the A LOS ANGELES (UNS) pro- national Social Security Act. decades greatest medicine show ious sections of the country. This a ragged collar. Former Supreme Court Justice, C. the test of against suspension What is this tommyrot that game can be answered only with is going to be a terrific campaign I.O. Unions Samuel Thurman, founder of the unanimouswas almost a real fight, and we want to comes out of Topeka? Out of GOP one reason: ,He was willing to be Democratic party in Utah, also no stone unturned in our' ef- ly endorsed at a meeting of the kind a of leave candidate. that headquarters in Chicago? And out District Council of Painters. Holly- spoke and reviewed early history Approved by the Good House- forts to reelect the President. of the rooting tootin Knox Knox wood the Painters union of Democracy in Utah. the seal- - of - As examples of other organiza also local 5 aofsimilar who goes roaring across the coun keeping Institute, Governor Henry II. Blood was resolution. passed tions supporting the President, and received an ovation introduced try trying to look rough and tough Hearst. Patted on the back by Wall Senator La Follette cited the Good like the Dawes whose life was savabsolute proof that the which was Persistence ed by RFC under Roosevelt. What Street, the Liberty League, and Neighbor League, and the Agriculaudience was with him 100 per tural Committee, both of which, he It was an ideal day for golf. The cent. Other candidates were also a mocking lot of fakery and quack- Andrew W. Mellon, of Gulf Oil. These or- members had turned up in large introduced. Landon, not the courageous said, were ery the Landon calliope turns out. to join numbers at the club. Thompson are the fellow, expected good ganizations Noise instead of substance. Utter corrymander just Vocal selections by Mr. Bull and was among them. new coalition the with Wall Street with along stringing accordion baloney and blah! duets were among the Hello! I thought you said you The new coalition brought into and APPROVED BY THE GOOD numbers. musical Playing Both Ends J. R. Rawlins, the Labors League wouldnt be able to turn up today, And the Landonized Republican HOUSEKEEPING INSTITUTE! of the club, was in president leaders as U. S. said one of hi3 friends. America will reject that; Amer- such headquarters maintain .a labor the of meeting. It. was a near thing, my boy, charge chairman on one street in Chicago ica will go forward with Roosevelt. Senator George Norris, Nebraska; see to tossed I he Edward Keating, editor of Labor, up replied. and an open shop headquarters Workers , cannot lift themselves D. C.; M. W. Thatcher whether I should take the wife out Washington, on another street, where it hands ADULT EDUCATION of the Farmers National Grain or come here, and, believe me, it by their bootstraps, but they can out literature that bears no raise their would wages by purchasing Corporation; U. S. Senator Hugo took five spins before it union label. All things to all adminis- Black, Democrat, Alabama; Mayor come right. union label products. Works Utah Progress men and nothing of any conse tration provides educational op- Fiorello L. LaGuardia of New York quence to any of them except the for adults as part of City; U. S. Senator Louis Schwel-lenbacportunities big boys who cant get out of the the WPA educational For Information on program Democrat, Washington; habit of playing both ends against the State S. Department Senator Elmer by sponsored Benson, U, the middle you being always in of Public Instruction. Farmer-Labo- r, Minnesota; Goverthe middle. On Monday, September 21, the nor Peterson, Farmer-Labo- r, MinHeres more: Landons pride in free adult schools be- nesota; Frank Walsh, nationally-know- n community Scene of Austin Gold Excitement Topeka is a bridge being built at class work at five high school progressive attorney; New levels of wages. Lan- gan Humboldt County, Nevada centers: Bryant, 745 East 1st York; U. S. Senator Couzens, Redon is used to wages. South; .Irving, 21st publican, Michigan; U. S. Senator 1179 East Hes paid cut rates for a long time. Phone, Write or Wire 233 West 1st Gerald P. Nye, Republican, North Hes an oil man. ALWAYS NON- South; Horace Mann, 1040 Sixth West Jordan, Dakota, and many other liberal UNION AND ALWAYS LOW North; and 1241 South Lincoln, South, Republicans arid Democrats. WAGES down to $50 a month. & Classes meet from 7 to 9 p. State. Landon is a nice man. Hed m. on Monday, Wednesday and Members: Salt Lake Stock Exchange More Good News probably say, Hello, Jim, hows Thursday. teachers the family, and then hed probably will conduct Experienced Salt Lake City, Utah Stock Exchange Building This week has brought good the work. add, but, Jim, I cant pay you that Was. 4153 Roosevelt the Phone be for will news political Teletype Slk. 34 The following subjects much. Landon balanced budget at all centers: English, lit- camp all over the nation. We Want Your Business troops on the double quick to a given The American Labor Party of and spelling; public aferature Established 1898 strike teachers at $25 a month education; public New York, with an enrollment of the spoils system right down to the fairs; parent speaking and dramatics, education more than 500,000 votes, announced janitor company union UNBAL- for the foreign born. In addition this week that it will support ANCED HUMAN WELFARE to these, sewing, handicraft, and President Roosevelt and Governor AND HUMAN RIGHTS! Lehmann for reelection. And in headquarters a group of penmanship are listed for Bryant, LinThis is an assurance that Demoand Horace Mann, Jordan, bickering wise guys, supposed to coln, and psychology at Lincoln. crats will carry New York state be talk about it and Other classes will be organized if by a bigger majority than had been out to have the to what try figure I is sufficient demand. here anticipated. candidate say to the American peoHave him say ple. The motto is: and if the thing that will win Best Wishes to Labor is that think you stretching it, in the Utah Labor News attracts attention, behe HAS said far. what thus study How Landon would run the councause it is the most thoroughly read weekly try is something we are not to be told about.. honestly Approved by Hearst in Utah. It goes directly to the subnewspaper But big business economic royEverything in Canvas' alists THEY KNOW. They got E. J. THOMAS L. A. NINK scribers through the United States mails. It their assurance. Landon will repeal the surplus profits tax for them and he will give $25 teachers member of Tarpaulins, Ore Bags, Truck Covers, Tents into the homes where w-it- h so-call- ed Non-Partis- an Non-Partisa- Non-Partis- Non-Partis- an an non-partisa- n. Non-Partis- an w'ell-kno- h, JUNGO AREA sub-standa- rd sub-standa- rd Child, Barclay high-powered- Advertising . . . , AAA Beesley Music Company Headquarters for Everything Musical 61 Company South Main Wasatch 3650 Tent A Awning Co. USED U. S. ARMY CANVAS 243 South State every goes and Awnings Wasatch 1323 the family reads it. Try an Ad. in the Utah Labor News |