MORTON REFRIGERATION SALES AND SERVICE, INC.
Franklin A. Morton
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2801 Rozzdls Ferry Road Telephone 4-6094
Charlotte, N. C.
F & J BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY
2319 Hutchison Ave Telephone 3 9693
Charlotte, N. C.
EARNHARDT MANUFACTURING CO., INC.
Charlotte, North Carolina
DINNER BELL SANDWICH COMPANY
305 West Third St. Telephone 4-0703
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
r GUY M. BEATY COMPANY
PIPE AND BOIEER COVERINGS
522 EIDott Telephone 3-5838
Charlotte, N. C.
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! NI-RH EXAMINER SAYS TAFT
HARTLEY LAW AFFECTS
LOCAL HOME BUILDING
INDUSTRY
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interstate commerce was not in
volved.
However, when that law was
succeeded by the Labor Manage
ment Relations (Taft-Hartley)
Act, Robert N. Denham, general
counsel, ruled that the industry,
generally speaking, would come
within the board’s scope of oper
ations. The new law give the
board jurisdiction over cases that
“affect commerce."
Mr. Bellman’s finding amounts
to u recommendation which be
comes a board order unless it is
protested by the parties involved
within 20 days. In this event,
the NLRB itself might review
the case.
The union, the Port Chester
<N. Y.) local of the AFL’s Inter
national Brotherhood of Electrical
Workers contended that the Fed
eral agency lacked jurisdiction in
the Greenwich case, and urged
the board, whatever its finding,
not to accept jurisdiction because
of ‘the small grass annual busi
ness” of the contractof^nvolved.
Mr. Bellman said t'kat Sagiuel
Lange r of Port Chester, fTi* sub
contractor, had bought materials
and performed work for many
concerns directly engaged in in
terstate commerce.
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But after ruling against the
, union on the point of jurisdic
tion, the NLKB examiner dis
I missed charges of unfair labor
1 practices against the AFL local.
The charge was that the union
had exercised illegal restraint
and coercion oh the Greenwich
j job and had conducted an unlaw
' ful secondary boycott against
Air. Langer.
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BOULEVARD GRILL
4 GOOD EATS’*
1301 South Buulevard
Charlotte, N. C.
0. K. SAMPLE SHOE STORE
423 East Trade Street
(Opposite Y. W. C. A.)
Charlotte, N. C.
BEST WISHES
H. F. DARSEY
FIRE AND CASUALTY INSURANCE
SURETY. BONDS
118 Latta Arcade Telephone 2*4461
Charlotte, N. C.
BEST WISHES
QUALITY INSULATING COMPANY
2530 Fort Street Phone 3-0923
Charlotte, N. C.
Everybody Says . .
GOOD FOOD AT
Mica’S GRILL
107 S. Collece SL_
Open 6:30 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Charlotte, N. C.
Grade “A” Cafe
Closed Sundays
JONES DRY CLEANING COMPANY
1601 E. Fourth Street Telephone 5-5741
Charlotte, N. C.
U. S. LABOR LEADERS GREET
FRENCH ANTI-COMMUNIST
WORKERS
, Washington, D. C.—Top Ameri
can labor leaders this week sent
,» joint greeting to CGT-Force
Ouvriere, the French anti-Com
.JPVnist^^rade union federation,
the occfesion of its first anni
versary. The greeting read in
part:
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“We offer you the gratitude of
the free American labor move
ment for your struggle and your
success in preserving a free la
bor movement in France. We
promise you the solidarity of our
great unions in your heroic ef
forts to protect the best interests
of working men and women with
out surrendering the integrity
and independence of your move
ment.”
I Among those who signed their
| names to this greeting were the
! following: William Green, Presi
dent, AFL; George «l. Harrison
President, Railway Clerks, David j
Dubinsky, President, Garment
Workers; James Brownlow, Sec
retary, Metal Trades Department.
AFL; Emil Rieve, President. Tex
tile Workers, CIO; L. S. Buck
master, President, Rubber Work-1
era, CIO; Walter Reuther, Presi- i
dent, Auto Workers. CIO; Wil
lard Townsend, Transport Serv
ice Employees. CIO; Philip Mur
ray, President, CIO; James Carey,
Secretary, CIO; A. E. Lyon, Sec
retary, Railway Labor Executives
Association; H. W. Fraser, Presi
dent Railway Conductors.
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LUMBER CO.
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Porfcor Cortair Co.
Ul W. Trade
W. F. Phillips
PLASTERING CONTRACTOR
4011 N. Tryo» St. Telephone 2-0351
Charlotte, N. C. HlfT|j!
HUNTER ELECTRIC COMPANY
CONTRACTING AND REPAIRS
221 West Second St. Phone 3-3357
Charlotte, N. C.
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EVEREADY PLUMBING & HEATING COMPANY
115 North Myers Street Telephone 2-2862
Charlotte, N. C.
TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS
HOME & FARM CENTER
119 South Brevard Telephone 9405
Charlotte, N. C.
PURITY CAFE
400 East Trade Street
J. T. Meleos, Owner
QUALITY RESTAURANT
301 North Tryott Street
Charlotte, N. C.
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