| Show t - 1 - i - I t ' i t - I In s s trbt 5att 0 Tribune LABOR LAW ANSWERS gat(lb Tuesday June 24 1947 Green Charts Labor Law Repeal Fight ! TL 111 sj A 21-- - FOREMEN PLAN Utah Leaders on COURT TEST Disagree ON LABOR BILL Labor Statute I ilAntinr Law Means CRUCIAL ROLL CALL Liteup of Senators Voting On i Till""'"'""'" unto Mor) Q11 vo the n International Teamsters Labdr said of American Federation WASHrNGTON June 23 (UP) George Hatch Hoeyi Holland McKellar Monday he believed the McClellan —The roll call by which the sen- Maybank Roblabor law will cause more "conOverton O'Daniel O'Conor ate overrode Pres Harry S Tru- ertson of Russell Stew- fusion trouble and misunderstandVirginia man's veto of the art Tydings and Umstead ing" than ever existed before belabor bill: Against overriding—(25): labor and industry To override (68): Republicans (3) Lange r tween Tobin told his union headquarRepublicans (48)—Aiken Bald- Malone Morse win Ball Brewste r Bricker Democrats (22- )- Barkley ters here bytelephone from WashBridges Brooks Buck Bushfield Chavez Downey Green Hayden ington that he would not comment Butler C a i n Capehart Cap- Hill Johnson of Colorado Johns- further presently "I cannot discuss Cordon Donnell ton of South Carolina Kilgore it in detail until I confer with union per Cooper Ecton Lucas Magnuson McCarran Mc- attorneys to determine how aworshak Ferguson Flanders Gurney Hawkes Hicken- Farland McGarth McMahon Murthe provisions of the bill looper Ives Jemler Kern Know-lan- d ray Myers O'Mahoney Pepper are" he said Lodge Martin McCarthy Sparkman Taylor and Thomas of 'Taft-Hartle- y DETROIT June 23 (H)—RobDiametrically opposed views H Keys president of the argue the ban on jurisdictional ert Amers of Association Foreman' greeted the news of the senate's strikes is contrary to the constitu- ica (— tion said Monday his overriding of Pres Harry Tru(Ind) an because it would compel workearly court test man's veto of the labor bill in ers to work against their will- - In union plans of the constitutionality other worgs: It would mean in- of the y Monday bill labor servitude-Npassed Utah o voluntary Vernon Romney state Republiover S Pres Monday Harry one can say rtow how the can chairman said: veto act will be applied in all cases Truman's we are proud of said A Meanwhile A the F he It's easier to say when it will be would "continue to fight It out the"Naturally action taken by Republican applied and to whom of congress as well as everywhere" members Most parts of the law go into with employers of Democratic colleagues their new law the releases effect 60 days from the day on although who in carrying out the mandate from employers any obligation which the senate following the to bargain with foremen of the people in the last election same action of the house overrode the courage to withstand the had Pres Trurnan's veto of the most arrogant and intensive lobby- I bill and voted it into law in our times Millikin Moore Reed Revercomb Oklahoma-will continue Keys said The 1 Salton-sta- ll votRobertson of not Democrats manand absent and — to is labor law The Wyoming men fair walked out in a dispute Some Effective Now Smith Taft Thye Obey ing (2): over terms of a new contract 1 agement and for the first time DiAill- triiC1740 I I I and But some partsbecame law imof Thomas Watkins Utah In the 14 Vandenberg that Wagner Wherry said be would to it recognizes years Keys 11 I of whom favored sustaining the union's legal staff to up TO mediately when the senate overfix a public interest is paramount in White Wiley Williams Wilson and both veto 7 rode the veto Example: the Young relations" time and place for any court t! 1 Democrats (20—Byrd Connally Bilbo Mississippi Democrat has Unions can be sued now test of the new law Democrat be i to ' Disagree law 41 and r not Eastland been seated rev( bow) Ellende Fulbright Will 1 To whom the act apply? I ' dministered However Clinton D Vernon fairly and efficiently to most employers and i 2141 labor practices" Generally ' and with a will to settle industrial- —to stop said: chairman Democratic state 1 in businesses affecting in7 So the federal courts become unions of the country as amicably under the rea- more welfare "The deputes commerce terstate ' sonable procedures provided" important in ever a whole would have been served Continued From Page One said flatly that it will not be "comThis new law does not apply to ment before than relations veto had the if better 'Do Ills Beer I president's U" pletely effective" in dealing with a For that reason lawyers and erttployes of railroads or airlines 114 been sustained I am confident said they were unable to account nation-wid7 f'e e 'strike because of coal t Sen Robert A Taft (IL 0L law students are expected to start They're covered by a special act 77-I") r) A that time will bear out the accu- for the men's action of their own the railway labor act compromises made 4:L coauthor of the act previously had specializing in the labor field 1 amar is my 'this statement of It racy new law of s:labor the to does Sponsors likelihood little There some it Mr Here are other ways i apply appeared t sincere expressed confidence that domeseti hope that In the future the that action national emerwhich cases can get into the Truman will do his best with it played in agriculture or would be instituted contend that its invest of improving problem the il:1 INSICTICID4 presigency provisions service nor to the federal state I Murray president Con- erat courts under the new law: relations will be approached against a coal walkout unless it dent b with sufficient authority to L Previous limitations on dam- and local governments: federal WASHncGTON 'June 23 ()— in a calmer greys of Industrial Organizations more reasonable and reached proportions which would prevent the walkout the CIO executive board age suits have been lifted to make reserve banks government corpor- The government dug into army manner" ' celed "endanger the public health and to meet here Friday to "assess" it easier for unions to sue and be ations and nonprofit hospitals MORE files Monday to dispute testimony D YE ETLIIEMEN1 y bill becoming safety" "The one Ituthat event much would conImt in does law now The Gars-soviolations n contract sued "which for the situation apply munitions maker by on Henry the slave labor law will action of Pres Harry cc" depend fronts American labor" Murray Example: portant respect to federal emthat he "never used" a letter workers impose of America" Maurice S TIVICE AT? 64glitY also called a meeting of C I 0 legal A union and an employer have ployes It is illegal for them to of introduction which former Rep Travis president InterThere was a wide divergence of a contract which forbids strikes strike and any worker who does Andrew J May (D" Ky) obtained national Chicago representatives for Thursday Mill and Mine of Union As OLDJAS'HIONED SPRAY SIETMOOS I opinion on just how' effective the Creen said the A FL will launch under certain conditiona strike must be discharged at once for him ) I said Workers Smelter (C law would be a "no 0) if contract status civil service a The "letter signed by U Gen strike The with loss of his In immediate campaign "for the The union calls will destroy collective bargain- no work" strike is called by John tkoweimommi' Roaches wren bidt act employer says the contract forbids He may not be reemployed by the Levin H Campbell army ord- "It relations rrompt repear of the between the employer L Lewis United Mine Workers' "tifotmd a wonderful' way to correct den insects kills lamed atitommospeor nance 'chief introduced Garsson ing made a tragic that kind of strike So he goes to government for three years been built president when the miners end constipation due to lack of bulk in the moths flies roaches I mympor lor° to Brig Gen- Thomas S Ham- and employe which hasMr court and sues for damages miake" Green sai& fillothers No Solution many for It All every over Travis diet the Questions mattoco's 7 on their up Mao) Eating years" mond to a July decide has what Then ordnance No district Chicago judge ing pumping Haws Measure gives me the kind of lasting relief A twist of the is in Salt Lake City for a meeting One Repuyblican who was closely daynever Here is one of the Interesting chief the contract really means thumb got from 111f Earl Bunting president of the associated With drafting the bill Iharsh and done! Safe it's 2 Damage suits also are per- questions which the board will Garsson had acknowledged that of union local leaders vets ti purge ! Glade Use said that diEarl National Association of lianufac- mitted when a business is injured have to solve: to J according Mayor So if you are May wartime chairman of the "at the moment no one knows how Z rections Econorcdcall to new hailed the law senate's action Cake Does the the be143 South Mats—Diu Zettniate troubled tizera this way apply house certain "unlawful" union'praccommittee got the t to "take by too start eating labor bill will and called on management — many A FL building trades unions letter military 3 sizes 98e to 1393- for him but testified that far the tices Exarnple: ALLsixa refillable 3398 th initiative- in smoothing the The union calls a Jurisdictional in the construction industry? et zattoo's go in restricting labor I earnestly he had never used it $t ' litA1141 eC::" '' ALL411LAN Is ' Sold everywitars The previous big labor law the I Federal attorneys Monday in- - j hope it Will not prove destructive s strike-That'peace skay a strike a union - Noforlawindturtrial t 11 1935 I in Itself will guarantee it force an employer byto was in every thoraina Vaulted at the Euarand passed troduced another letter—a reply and will not destroy the financial peatzplued Wagner act assign The at gait Lako 'it Y Si 6 laL keep j industrial harmony" Bunting said of labor that progressive pies offieo NLRB had to administer from Hammond insteid of to-- another 4 i acto o gains it clatter under set at l'lianas a "a" 1879 naturally i Campbell - - - ' ' In a statement "A - fair law such union act Americans that double Garb-soapprove" trona yourmoney -— knowledging Wants Utah Nevada gpOrt receipt Stinecripttoe rat: 1 I most as we now have sad- provide fer- - So the employer sues for damso L Commissioner Robert it ruled that In doing and Wyoming Mut tad Sunday month back Simply eat I of the priginal letter 'County 1 erasol “oar in advarea Sitif00: elsewhere fe ' tilt soil but industrial peace will of the construction industry did 1611461641114 1 t Garsson and his brother M up Crarmier expressed belief that the inSI50: U a lath' and Sunday month S17S :tly oinuncmeiltvery p ji -- t ' Courtsh only if it is nourished by ages come act not under the in of the desires are on Wagner ''' BRASS CO people registered with trial the ray Ito WIII The Tribtme a member of Os Aim sprinkled ove ' Imaitrevers" 2 Com co lete sincerity and good-wi- ll the federal law la other cerea1 s f32 Pma The Associated i May - on bribe conspiracy the last yelection "would indicate elated entitled oaclualvely to tha uaa forPm on the part of both maruigement drinkor rebuts 3 Union 'Will bring test cases to meets So the construction industry's charges involving $55000 bill apthe nd alof water in olomaoss "odes aowes torintiO Is mufttns)--aplenty lication local of all tho 1 and labor" this nwspapar as well aa all A P paws Order RrLLOGG'S Lt1011Ali today court to challenge the constitu- problems with unions fell mostly leged payments to May for favors prove of the majority of the slianatchaa state some laws of under of the voters" t--provisions U00 tionality Immt Quo I '4 if'l' I V(t ft thAls—diblitaillAdsataistaboalialmailataidic But will the NLRB under the GilearsuswouLmn earmszoerntetnrperlaseisu law Example: Igiiirlarmafatk oo v C I I '' C I 0 Ltader's Views ''-new a calls law change its ruling and A union Court ' s berecessed deliberately Monday early f47'-'it jurisdictional strike Then brought decide the construction industity cause of a conflict in medical Clarence Palma r president sos i to court by the employer the comes under federal law? An in- opinion whether a key witness Utah Congress of Industrial Or-to) Torment ( A f to kill the terstate angle can be found in Joseph F Freeman could appear g anizations "r egret ted very union Smarting irritation is ban on asks the judgestrikes nearly every large construction in court Freeman Washington much" the bill becoming law "I jurisdictional 978:( 9 snothltd drynss In such we the union could job- for the Garssons was ac- can't see how it can work in the eased anti asture's agent I The closed shop (where no one as a fourth defendant best interests of the nation" he kc healing pleassatis but a union member can work) and quitted in the case said His statement was backed with oily earlier rl quickened ' ' 0" 4 ':": 7 """) mdicatted Resist) Freeman collapsed shortly after by Frank Bonacci C I 0 regional jurisdictional strikes occur widely 4 t L N ')'11 ' construction in the III Ointment i bill would who director said the while industry becoming i4 s ki testifying last 1 even new law letralitablo the aids° The An row !with ikw week p His eutbior changes "not s strikes" plates stop physician reported to ts i surnmertims comfort 14'''‘"zto!'" 7: woel"0 tits utstisses1 board itself making it larger The court that he is too ill to leave a Everett L Holbrook treasurer 1 Lr44-tztrnom ks succeeds old new board the many sebut Trainof larger steses Brotherhood another Eki Railroad doctor hospital ' rwitssass bilts I Its 1""" 4'8°1" one 60 I rthe days from the day on which lected found men local 941 arid Fullmer LatoliTutrt r:17141t " ' the senate overrode the presi- him wellbyenough prosecution I to return to court ter president Utah State Federat - 4 --'' 3 dential veto Justice Henry A Schweinhaut tion of Labor both expressed disI decided to go himself with the trial pleasure Mr Latter termed the - s s e e s e A s dossi Freeman's bedside bill "one of the most vicious things le attorneys totohear ii44- tev A0 ' ' the balance of Imposed on the labor movement in Tuesday Freeman's will Holbe It while Mr United the 1 States" testimony I le) Ptri v 'rl 1 All" 1 read to the jury Tuesday after- - brook viewed the bill as "knocking rit t Lid71"E'-t11C 12 noon Ell biii: ' labor back 25 years" CI 4 -s - I Curbs Work 1Laoiv By MAX HALL WASHINGTON June 23 Now this country has a new labor law And now begins a long between 'unions and emstruggle WASIGTON June 23 UP — ployers over how the law shall be Nvin'ara Green president of the applied Under this new law labor and American Federation of Labor announced a campaign to repeal management can haul each other labor act as soon before the National Labor Fte lathe ws the senate had passed it 1ton- - tions Board (NL R B)—which administers the act—with charges of - And Pres Harry S Truman who committing "unfair labor prac-in his tices" 7had called it unworkable" veto message and -- dangerous" in- Decision of the board can be ena new appeal today had no fur- forced now by federal courts which can use injutictions—court orders ther comment Rep Charles A Halleck of Indana house Republican leader (Editor's note—This is the appealed to the president to co-- first of otix stories explaining the operate with congress declaring: highlights of the new labor law "The country now expects the It tells who's fretted W he n Taft-Hartl- t He s I 1 Taft-Hartl- Taft-Hartl- ey ' Taft-Hartle- ey far-reachi- Taft-Hartl- ey ng 1K inwitnessed 1 labor-manageme- nt c -- nt labor-manageme- ey ' : 1 1 1 ! T ' 1 labor-manag- 1 : 4 fed-Phil- ip I ' I 4 f '1 I 1 i :4 :ii "as 1 ' i k i i i 1 i' labor-employ- er ' Zan ey :: : - : 7 1 I I I I So Wii A as V - Bi n 1 i I iases " A1-'- "- - : 72-year- N - L - Taft-Hartle- 1 - 1 11iljtal il s - S Ini 1NVq0ID r R t-- 1 1 r k Id -- - 1 I 1 (UM' -- - 1 i : It Taft-Hartl- '' :' r - - :t'l t40- ve Found I Can Give Up Dosing!" - ' 1 1- Kiln NA : i I! AI Taft-Itartle- f i ' May Favor Foi'Garssons ior 4 i I MINERS PROTEST LABOR LAW U S Discloses e- '1 Abl- I ! - A - --- REGULAR 117 - J 4 DEtiltil 1 - I 0t"" -- - - r il1 - - E1' 10 4 r-- - - m -- EsA rots a V 177 A-- r '""' u ) ) - pelt 1 r""313"G of 7s c''' c non-unionis- - e- Z (Z- RIlPI 14'14 ? o - - - t - At- - "" - -7 - 4' -- - 4 I ---- ---- - - - - Taft-Hartle- - - -- ts - 2 -' '' - -- - - - 1: 8 - II : i 4 - ' - --- Illii sp --- ' 12- ' ' - t te It-- e ' --- - ? - -- s- -- - --- t---- - --- amgm- 111 '71 ':" 4 -- Th: - s of ' - 4 - ID 1011 to'olt oh? 1 t -- j 1 4 ? I : -:r-- - ?' I t -I - 'J--- A - ''' sax - "" -- 45-- - t My mime i I $44 stva$ fro toostaitaes it Jet's:toil " o' yr I te- I V " le" - 11'4 -- V r- 44r o t f s M -- 1 - r ' e V" ft City it'l' Ni ‘ i "Sporry"' L to - The new law provides that the government may seek an Injunction to block a big strike for SO days During that time an inquiry board would get busy and the NLRB would bold a secret ballot election among the strikers to see whether they wanted to accept the employers' last offer despite its rei by their leaders jection a NI' '‘ - '101 FAST-ACM- :3 Nve ke- -4 I 4i trado-rnark- a al "Vartha Meade" Gottaral Nina Ine Nr iA Skllet) that commonly cause Ath- lete's Foot Zemo also helps guard i reinfection Backed by an against J 1 amazing record of continuous succestil 'I a7Err a 0 III NO tment" Even though the bill now is law It would be up to him whether to try to use this provision or pot Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON June to the vote Monday on the labor bill Sen Walter F George (D ) made a speech sharply critical of Sens James E Murray (D Mont) and Elbert D Thomas (D Utah) I George did not mention his colleagues by name but identified them otherwise He criticized the two for what he terrnd arbitrary action on blocking previous labor regulation legislation Murray was the last Democrat to head the I I 1ff N - - ' vROGIZESS - ' I committee and Thomas preceded him George said the two men as committee chairmen had denied the senate a chance to modify the Wagner act during the past decade - - 23--Pr- ior 11 t')7"1"-''-' - N I al '7 E 4 g - et - 11"1 74' LI Li (61 ') :ffl f'd IL TO LI — T t E- 0 1 1 i 1 ° I 0 J - I s ori Dinwoodoy's Corriploto Stock - Quality Furnituro - Draporics Rugs AD V EIVLIALMIZoi n a1 LiMit Blood Cells Dust I If You Islant Feel1 auto T 1 SENSATIONAL VALUES IN - EVERY DEPARTMENT 41MINIMNaMMNIMEN a housands Now Regaining Olc Time PepVigor and Drive By Every Muscle Fibre Cell ork undue worry and lack of eel °lie"foods arssectrsucesisa the -- weak bplunmdt strength— blood just hasn't the power to keep up drive yog enerdtgr andvery et hourmillions must pour forthtiny from the triarrow of your bones to rethOori tinhat ar‘oreWorn-Ou- ts A low in oevetal w''''s7s: no n condition latit of energy & resistance to Infection and disease To tot real relief you roust keep up your blood strength Medical authoritleo by analysis of the blood have by post- tiva proof shown that ESS Tonto is amazingly effective In bUliding Up l ow blood strength in nutritional anemia- - This Is due to the 883 Tonto formula arid potent activating ingredients Also 11538 Tconic! enjoy the food you by Increasing the gastric juice when it is digestive rally too little or scanty—thus the atom ach will have little cause to get balky with frac bloat and give oat that sour food taste Don't wait! rnerrizo your body with Asrichrsetblood starts on 888 Tonic now throughout your whole body greater freshness and should make eat betters you strength sleep better feel better work better play better have a healthy color glow in your akin—nrm flesh Intl out 1301i0W planes Millions of bottles sold Get a bottle from your drug store 883 TOttle helps Build Sturdy Hcaltn ' e i - - I t - ' ' I - 4 i ‘ Releasing Vibrant Energyro LinAace i q lo °taut? 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COLLECT IC)H Wagner act 17)' ' x 461 The first thing now will be for MEAD!' ''1' 'r111 ' 1 ik P''sNs s i i MART" two more 4 the Nit ' president to appoint i o ' Na-G- a three-ma- n i members the for 4 s SALAD tional Labor Relations board which t mT will administer some sections of ' - c fir s - : y ! c42-act along with the 4 '''' He also must act the L23 i 4 Wagner t name a new 4 N A ' - ' t- ' '''s counsel for general ' ' 4 over some board who will take the 1' s's "Nt 1 -of the functions the bctard Itself ) now has These be conmust : -' appointments -firmed by the senate 4 The senate and house too have 's Ass i i 40 1 ' to make—to a 14- s appointments '1 '? ' i s member is joint committee which ' Indus--trito field of whole the study ''''4'- - '' ''"'s t 4 ' relations with an eye to furss if necessary The ther legislation 01st ss 's st sr committee also is expected to act --) e de- e '' as the "watchdog" of congress in s v s I "v )k aao the words of Taft to study the y 1 2 act working of the 00- Ball is reSenator (R Minn) An amazing bargain! Set actually Your Choico of A ported the choice of senate Repubfor more than twice this licans to head it RED or IVORY Soon also might come a big test Prict lt StOteS I I111 IA inch bowl of the provision designed to cope i t ogeterwterv--oatongs with nation-wid- e strikes affecting public health or safety It could el gleaming IlW plastic Just th with a soft coal walkout Sperry makes this sensationall offer to acquaint you with come thing for tossing and srving which seema likely to occur next the newest and best in modern living Not only will you month because the government these refreshing summer salads must restore the seized mines to that distinguish the thoughtful receive a collection of Summer Salad recipes with your private hands June 30 and the operhostess arid homemaker ators and John L Lewis have no Bowl - li A 1 1 ' 7Y- S D E 00 - D EN 141 9 I - SINCE 1853 37 West First South 34845 Salt Lake City Pocatello Idaho 1 4--- - i I |
