Show Le 40A 141 IiAv 40-1' "4) hZ 6 (II" iritc:1 Sateen 'Ii) ' - ii Is 4 44 1 G -- groups ol cralkinen had banded together In Irvin-ku ages and conditions but their groups eft not real unimot but slow lar to craft guilds With the Philadelphia shoe- 4 k A alt:' k0 414011f a 1 i eft In the rt ‘ i J0' o' 11 l'fr—at' f's4 - N ' 41'''''15:1111--"'-17 - ' c 44" itwo1 ng In Laren Back from left are Glen M ther Maurice Musical oboaa and 60 first decades of Verner Gun-le- ft IL B Ebert and Frank Fay awards barbecue will he featured Koine k thk ‘'hih gAttlied become increasingly th" since Congress passed a law in assuring IA limen wages or salaries equal to ?hoc e raid men With the or Unions Active in UF death f 1ga It Murray Park PUNIM IttPr Igtc1 tx any mining camp ced 1(3 celebration Contestants in this of the unusual attraction will use mod-'e- t at e ni rn mucking ot ringt auto GREETINGS from LOCAL 239 tic he the grueling teams from the pitted of Ivarious mines against each rinited 'other In most cases the rivalry r the MONEY for a luxury car We have 0 It lemotrs total 222 so ALA 4 Phono PENN Amtocfr WYO The Members of neighbors of yours) SUPPORT The Communities we live In contributing generously to DES MOINES FRESNO Teamsters Local 222 (next door IOWA I CALIF UNITED FUNDS UTAH SYMPHONY MARSEILLES ILL PITTSBURGH PENN BLOOD UTAH "Golden Opportunity" Fund BANKS PRO-UTA- future of our Children lies in The PROVO OF DIMES MARCH the Economic Development of Utah SANTA CLARA CALIF also Pay Taxes to Support the various levels of Government County City and State! We STOCKTON CALIF WARREN PENN t 486-235- 1 a Walker Bmk4t IM tab Imo Alondlor Pam look bow 411Emsor faros's enomoome - MMENIIIEMM111111111111101101 Rq PROUD - EXTENDS GREETINGS TO ALL WORKING MEN ANpWOMEN IN THE ON THIS 2255 S West Temple Phone 8034-839- 8036 OGDEN PROVO SALT LAKE CITY LOGAN Moos LOCALS 1315 WI LAKE C X °'-- - GA- - Larsen Sec 438 S 4th Publications Printing Specialists Complete Printing Facilities and despite intlatiOnt I tanit in your home 1014 the same lot! wage aveitage hourly ' it 8329 CEDAR CITY 8050 sod 8490 -- 486-235- 1 le5C) 487-065- 364-846- - 4111L 4 ' Keep Your Printing Up To Standard S e ' TANDARD PRINTING Electricity is the biggest bargain in your family budget' mil01alvirta111— - - - - -- - !il - - I ' ‘ ' ' I - A - ' PN - - - - ' LIGHT IMIP0111!Ell-tt-- - i - onalo as I did in Main Street 1 Phone West Tempi 4 Phone 711 So Service Pres' s — 8035 7 COUNCIL) I 11 STATE OF UTAH LOCALS 6g Mg Ask Us To Assist You With Your Printing Carroll VICE PRES DISTRICT Pr” I 11111111110111011 C PI 1397 Labor Day 1967 John ohnsol4 Magazine Salt Lake Lorraine Pnting Times RobertPress MillerM gr Uta OldcstWeekiy Company South Union STATE OF UTAH " SAIP:7--Salt Lake 1 Allied Printing Trades Council AFLmCIO Communyy-Minde- d E TRADES Call Jack Lyon of the Is G r:9:4T 1114 Workers of America — tiEmTo me Atti4 Your Printing Deserves This Label Oft 160111 hard 011 Communications : lamHal b0 v The corills kw my money is 14i:4411440AI' TO --- w Our Union has been chartered in Utah since 1912 DIORRE D::4' the : co MD CLIVE IOWA 2253 So West Temple Salt Lake City Utah Lake for a new or used car — any size We have it of ribitel (Witt thoisoil Pealsrtstidm ' !O lifitro 0 CASPER PRINTING CO Motion Picture Projectionists Loco! No 250 MONEY Local 6 e mod trinfrit : I 11 IL Salt !HMV th0 110 0 Your ENTERTAINMENT for a sports car We have Best Wishes ' drip JoVs 1 N111 PLANT LOCATIONS We Work For for a "right In the middle's size car We have IL from 1gPtPe Inginemee gtVEnci Pik? op MAGAZINE YOU AT MURRAY CITY PARK MONDAY SEPTEMBER 4th SEE SHEET METAL WORKERS LOCAL 312 THOMAS V MAY Bus Mgr PAtt R SOREN Bus Rip MONEY HAPPY LABOR DAY 1 Ffn3- - & for a small foreign car for o In Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen a BRISTOL il - ' UTAH RAILWAY LEGISLATIVE BOARD it said 10111EY Mid boiled down to one of competiMent ition between nationalities bethlg teause one mime would employ elab Scandinavians :only another! ut WC only Irish and still - another: ImPen Iwould hire all Cousin Jacks to eel- Although today's contest lacks the team competition and the ashion national rivalry there is a demand for considerably more will skill and speed in the operationl Pleat of the machines and it still firing 4vokes a great deal of excitefrc" 'merit among the miners and !lately lothers who understand the art of modern day mining methods tkfast --amber head Pet to where w the Murray City Park STEEL CO BIRMINGHAM your In the old days r at the LABOR DAY OUTING MN "ent P !contest to hat BALTIMORE at Nal Lithographers Unison ell Mon an- - WE'LL Ph otiovepimrs infortietlionot n - with - HAVE FUN they ---- - Help You La of the machines and jacking drills to Tun their hob' s In the five-toboulders trucked In for he OC ty -- AFL-CI- e ORGANIZED LABOR IN UTAH Partfavorlis at public service program of the MOINES Let always a A PITTSBURGH Jack Lyon contests SAMUEL GOMPERS mnd presidents of both national nip' the union elected Miss Augusta nizations the AFL headed by 1eis as corresponding seereGeorge Meany and the CIO in IVO She was the first beaded by watt" Reuther try as an officer of to achieve orked grealer 40Mtin rimed union international an or their titrength by combining WW1 ganizationa the AM-C1- 0 formed in IlY)3 Recent COtteerTIS of natitmal labor have been the adoption of ethic codeg fighting racial dillcrimination and quelling rival DES tie' between tit (IP union — Idled and drilling 4 eepted rAnlo ship To show it meant in 1952 of the 7:Labor Day races' flInrt he patd the LIMP wage a mitle nternbeig The union barred any type of discrimination gainst women workers demanded r d a the true story of the immigrant youth who founded the American labor movement MO jObg Iron mien Sae Assem-leellen- t I was nearly Inn ears gn — hen the IhteriNtittnitt T‘twigrapittelit AZ gained MMIirk the Civil War New Libor unions The Officers end Monikers City local and national organirations takrn an arm part in wan ni an induvristintinn have el tI Neteuel Association mushmnmod the United Funds campaigns and thmughout el totter Carrion Indus-countI n It's y oultat the lea have set an enviable record Pops Crmrertriaritt and lIrcording 196-6unIn trend' 111 the a PO nrchestra will furnish the music try Foundation combination' campaign The first national xFrod and thrre'll be a host of other' The barbecuo dinner will be of unions which began as the ions received 55 asards of "Impel IAA veryono and 24 awards of merit oeol000fol tobot I loy red so- - 'talented entertainers furnished served from noon until late In Intemetlocial Industrial — of 776 UF tent from the of North America per Wiwi I oolohrotioo too roof by the Salt Lake Federated Mimi- - the afternoon A con- by trete' by its tam the prepontthe excellence certifirates and brooch oftleors owd reprtribution per person la being of the eent merit fae4S11 per pt unionization in oo 641416 oboottortivoi asked Families with more than torles 'awards all tickets tioaol rive members maY Purchase $51 Later called the Nadonall In some cases both the unions !tickets good for the entire Labor union it favored tht and the company were awarded family work day and abolition of certificates because of com-- i All facilities of the park will child labor bined efforts In aiding the LT lon-Outhnebe open and fret There isi More alleePSSILII vas the campaign lample parking in the lower area iKnights of Labor which began A number of unions already a secret organization and on the hill next to the Coun-la- s After have set up committees to work vie of bawl and marchers will be pre- ty Fairgrounds the great railmad strikes of in the 1967-6campaign o membership eration with employers Citysented at the high school loot So—bring the whole farntly1877 the K of hi moliall field Immediately following Plan to enjoy the sack all horseshoe pitching ept Day the parade 'a delicious meal and all of the Highlight of the day's activi- entertainment PRINTING NEEDS WE SALUTE MANAGEMENT AND usust!ties will be the unique mucking Come early and stay late Set for r a 191-- ers Laa The important especially ()tie vont' led hy United 'Atte Wotkers chief John L Lewis struggled for power within the AFL and then formed its nwn national group the Congress of women currently eomprise 20 The Industrial Organizations member- the of MI cent 'CIO organized millions of work per Samuel Goni pews Founded AFL Gained Steam Inion movement "" on mer the ' Workingmen's Party organized swelled to nearly 700000 Led to protest the by the -- Grand Master Worklengthening 10hour work day man" Terence V Powderly the After 1130 local unions joined used strikes boy together tn totill national asso- organization in its Cations Foundry worker' and Cull and bargaining to c'biectivell the were typographers among first to organize nationally But Pnlitleol activity hag always their efforts were crippled by the financial panic of MT when y 'many workers lost their jobs: 1 t ' It te''' 7 I — t: (it of Annie In the first half of the Nines teenth Century local unions formed associations and inter- ested themselves in local polltim Again in Philadelphia the 1 'k f 'V40k f ti 000000—oo II v ' ) 0 411:4)lb n :1144o-41- --c''' o 4 Now - yj1 iptizsmassoN few unions history thp OppOSitinn rOUrIA and employets Wage were on low that stnkes often were and work ers were compelled to return their jobs because of financial t of lep1 I'" eountry'a MIMI M c i 0 plOC o N4141h Ir tole of the skorking in the United States ha The cuiiuet G011iperS1 a reAt niime in the history of labor silo Vkin a craft union leader Oh others left the K of L to form what became the Amen ran FININation of Labor in iSSfi The All originally a craft union mg 1nZ4 non avoided no !local involvement After Contzress pased tion kWh helped labor thretich the Depre1011 mnv An leldetA e‘ed the nte4 ptoduction Sunned Feat Unions -4 V? - tkAi"' movmeot began in States that has ince tromp the alive million Americans I e I 11) lorlaleatalk - makers a the t'nited I 011)11 a CHANNEL Craft Union Leader if it 9 2 9 PM barne Pay MONDAY For Gals "THE LIQUID FIRE" labor rolltics Varsmalt lutionary : 3 — " IM7 Trinity Peptember - el been a problem tor Amelican probably caused 'the demise of the National Labor Union Bill AS I hone of icontention between the K of L and the growing craft unions in formed by shoemakers in Philadelphia Poling the Rel A I' : the Declaration of littlethe first labor union pendenee - :74 yeats after ing of the t ' Same Jobs!: Union Dates From 1700s ' no SAlt Lido TrthimiA 40i'-:i:'--- : i - k - - - 4" |