The Connecticut labor news., 1921-06-10

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 KARL LANG,
 CHAS. STOUT,
 F. L. NEEBE,
 GEO. c. HUNT,
 C. w. STREMLAU.
 Resolution accepted and referred to the Committee on Resolutions.
 RESOLUTION NO. B Whereas: The President in his an nual report recommends the appoint ment of commission to investigate the advisability of establishing a Trade Union College, therefore be it Resolved: That said commission of three members be appointed to make such investigation and report to the next Convention.
 Respectfully submitted:
 F. J. COONEY,
 H. w. GARNSEY,
 E. M. SCOTT.
 THOS. H. RUSSELL,
 CHAS. DOHERTY.
 Resolution accepted and referred to Committee on Resolutions.
 RESOLUTION NO. 34 Whereas: The President in his an nual report recommends the appoint ment of Chaplain, therefore be it Resolved: That the Constitution of the C. F. of L., be amended so as to provide for a Chaplain.
 Respectfully submitted:
 F. J. COONEY,
 H. w. GARNSEY,
 E. M. SCOTT,
 THOS. H. RUSSELL,
 CHAS. DOHERTY.
 Resolution accepted and referred to Committee on Constitution.
 RESOLUTION NO. s Whereas: The Peter Schuyler, Blackstone, and Noble cigars are made under nOn-union conditions, therefore be it
 Resolved: That this fact be given the widest possible publicity by all members of Organized Labor in the state of Connecticut.
 Respectfully submitted:
 JOHN w. MURPHY,
 PHILIP MONTHS.
 Resolution accepted and referred to Committee on Resolutions.
 Delegate Murphy, Chairman of the Committee on Resolutions, informed the members of his committee that he desired them to meet in executive ses- sion immediately.
 President instructed the Secretary to read the accredited delegates of the United Hatters.
 The Secretary read to the Conven- ton the delegates names from the United Hatters.
 Delegate Mordecai, Chairman of f. ported as follows for his Committee:
 RESOLUTION NO. I2 Second Days Proceedings. Com with the consent of the introducer. Recommendation adopted.
 RESOLUTION NO. II Second Days Proceedings. Com mittee recommends non-concurrence with the consent of the introducer. Recommendation adopted.
 RESOLUTION NO. 25. Second Days Proceedings. Com mittee recommends non-concurence. Recommendation adopted.
 RESOLUTION NO. 27 Second Days Proceedings. Com mittee recommends non-concurrence After lengthy discussion recom- mendation of the committee adopted. President O'Meara introduced Mr. $. A. BenWay, Asst Dist. Vocational Officer, Federal Board of Vocational Training, who addressed the Conven- ton setting forth in detail the work ings of this Board.
 President O'Meara read to the Con- VentlOn communication which he re- ceived from Mr. Howard A. Knight, Secretary of the Employees Commit tee of the Lake Torpedo Company congratulating the Convention upon the passage of the Resolution at the Tuesday Session urging Congress to pass the Naval Appropriation Bill which provides for the building of the remaining six Fleet Submarines auth orized in the 1916 Naval Programme Delegate Murphy, Chairman of the | Committee on Resolutions, submitted the following report:
 RESOLUTION NO.
 First Days Proceedings. Commit tee recommends the adoption with the | following amendments:
 That the Connecticut Federation of Labor and all Local Unions af- fliated herewith refuse to accept and refrain from soliciting for publication any advertisements from any Corpor- ation, Manufacturer or Merchant, that has been officially placed on the un- fair list by the A. F. of L., Connecti- cut Federation of Labor, or any af- flated Local Union"
 Recommendation adopted.
 RESOLUTION NO. 22
 Second Days Proceedings Com mittee reports favorably and recom- mends it's adoption. Carried.
 RESOLUTION NO. a
 Second Days Proceedings. Com mittee reports favorably and recom- mends it's adoption. Carried
 RESOLUTION NO. 28
 Third Days Proceedings. Com mittec reports favorably and recom- mends it's adoption. The importance of this Resolution was discussed at great length by number of the dele gates and General Vice President lCarey of the Blacksmiths and Drop