The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-07-16

New York City NSD.-Aware of
the debt Of the American seamen's
movement TO the late Andrew Furu-
seth, the Sailors Union Of the Pacific,
affiliated with the Seafarers' Interna-
tional Union Of North America, has re-
quested that one Of the new liberty
ships be named The Andrew Furu-
seth"
The resolution was forwarded 10 the
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guidance Of President Duffy, f;rothers
Turner and Chadwick. and the action
Of past conventions in placing the
California situation in the hands Of the
executive board has been more than
| justified.
Organization
We commend our organization sec
! tion for the results Of their work in the
past year, and we recommend con
| tinued effort 10 build the organization.
Foreign Competition
We cannot too strongly urge the nee
esSity Of laying plans now for the
| situation which will face Us when the
war ends. We know from the report
that our officials are fully aware of
this, and We strongly urge our mem
bers TO cooperate with them in every
way possible, in any effort they make
in our interests Particularly do we
! recommend carrying on with renewed
zeal the Buy America" movement.
Union Labor Life Group Insurance
Il
spread the coverage of all our mem
bers under the Union Labor Life group
! insurance plan.
Union Label
We recommend to our members the
wisdom Of spreading the organized la
Dor movement, by insisting on the
Union Label when buying. And we note
with pride the honor conferred. not
only on President Duffy. but also on
the organization, in his appointment to
the 9th vice-presidency of the Union
Label Trades Dept Of the American
! Federation Of Labor
American Federation of Labor
.... Convention
We again commend our delegates TO
this body. and know our interests are
! properly cared for at all times there
Picnic Committee
Despite unusual and diScouraging
conditions throughout the country. par
ticularly as regards transportation.
this committee again came through
with flying colors. We accord them the
highest praise possible for having
staged Il successful picnic.
Office Force
Great improvement has been noted.
We again extend our congratulations
to the Office force for Il Job we'll and
efficiently performed.
POtters Herald
We share the thought of the officers
that the Potters Herald is gaining i'll
favor, and the efforts made to improve
it should be encouraged by every means
in our power. 1t is one of our most
valuable assets. and means more to Us
than most members realize
Report of Herald Manager
We concur in the report Of the man
a"er of the PotterS Herald. We extend
! w i'i'lIi'i -h'NftN'l Jul b'Nt NlNli'>
| in his new field of endeavor. and to
Brother Gill our appreciation Of his
services to date.
Throughout the report which We
] have considered there is shown a ter
! rible need for enducation of members
on our own part of the labor move
ment. \ greater knowledge of the pos
| sibiliteS within our constitution and
our wage agreement will mean greater
advancement for them, leSSened work
! for our National officials, and a more
satisfactory condition in our internal
| affairs.
Respectfully submitted.
T. J. Desmond. l.. L. No. 20,
Chairman; Ralph l.. Sanford l.. L.
No. 4 Roy Eroadbent, l.. L. No. 8.
James Green. l.. L. No. ii: Joe Muir
ray, l.. /. No. 66; Dorothy Donovan.
l.. |. No. as: james Ward, l.. [. No.
ST; Dale Jeanguenat. l.. /. No. 1l3:
| Harry MalpaSs. l.. L. No. I'D: Walter
Van Fo>>en: l.. /. No. 1874; W. +.
Thone, l.. t. No. 1874; W. G. Van
cooney. l.. L. No. 146 VIM. Mona CHAN
per T. j. D., l.. I. No. 10: GaSpard
Baker, L. L. No. 1874 Frank EellS L.
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