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McGowan Flays GOP
I Sees More Militant Labor
Chicago.—President Charles J.
MacGowan of the Boilermakers
assured the delegates to the un
ion’s special conference that the
Taft-Hartley law, as vicious as
it is, cannot destroy the labor
movement.
On the contrary, he predicted,
it will stimulate the labor or- j
ganizations to greater effort and
make the labor movement more
militant than it has been in years.
MacGowan tolff of his disillu
sionment with the Republican
party and flayed the record of
the 80th Congress under Republi
can control. He said:
“There was a time when I was
I naive enough to believe that, with
' the presence of such great states
men as La, Foliette, Norris, Bo
rah, Johnson, Frazier and others
fighting to liberalize the Repub
lican party, we had an excellent
■hance to succeed in that under
taking.
“But based upon the record of
this Confess, I am prepared to
assert that liberal thought and
progressive action have not only
been des^oyed within that party,
but that it has supinely becom*
the willing instrumentality of
every reactionary force in this
country, to the extent that the
leadership of the Republican party
today is morally, intellectually
and spiritually bankrupt.”
The Boilermakers’ leader warn
ed, however, that the answer' to
the situation is not the forma
tion of a new political party, be
cause this situation is not the
formation of a new political party,
l because this would dissipate liberal
strength and entrench reaction
; aries in public office.
The real remedy, he insisted, is
still adherence to “the well-tested
policy of ‘elect your friends and
punish your enemies,’ but. it should
REPEALS RACIAL RULE
New York City—The Brother*
hood of Railway and Steamship
Clerks, Freight Handlers. Express
and Station Employes, AFL, has
repealed regulations restricting
Negroes to membership in local
auxiliary lodges, Col. Charles Gar
side, chairman of the State Com
mision Against Discrimination,
reported. New rules approved at *
the brotherhood’s convention in
Cincinnati last May abolish all
racial rules in local membership.
be done not merely with declara
tions, but with more hard work
than ever before.
“We must determine that from
now until 1948,” he said, “every i
agency we can employ—among
our own members, among farm
ers. small business men and right
thinking people generally—will be
used to consolidate the real spirit
of America and render a smash
ing verdict at the polls in 1948,
so there can be no question as to
what real mandate the American
people have given their Congress.”
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MID-STATE PAPER BOX COMPANY, INCi .
277 North Park
A she boro. North Carolina
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HAYWORTH MOTOR COMPANY
532 South Fay
Asheboro. North Carolina
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CUSTOM GRINDING DAILY
6ENERAL LINE OF FEED, SEED,
FERTILIZER AND HAY
“WE DELIVER”
Harvest Milling Company
Albemarle Road ASHEBORO, N. C.
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