The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-12-16
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By Labor's League for Political Education

! BY Labor's League for Political Education
fights sporting usually review his
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However when the National Association held its
convention New York last week. rgdy regmened COM
eey controlled carefully censored regousy refrained
from summarizing the record of the National Association of Manu-
facmers.
duty the labor press fill this interesting
by formal action record having engaged in
active energetic and expensive opposition the following measures
affecting the public interest
L. The NAM opposed the Securities Exchange This
tects the investor against dishonesty and dishonest bookkeeping This
Act prevents corporations from cheating their stock holders IS
highly technical but the fundamental principle behind the Securities
Exchange Act simple honesty The NAM record
The NAM opposed Relations Act The
always took the position outlined d ed Eea their Cow cow
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policy Of the denying America country
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carrying out of national policy tax social welfare and labor
The NAM opposed the Agricultural Price ice Parity Act S1f s1f
the labor press expects emphasize daily
whose policies largely directed by the actonary press censor
Roy the United Press carried constant
bitter enemy Of the farmers interests
ac the Of M labor in 1 and 1 just se as is The s e
Congress trying cripple the railway mems pension act.
facarers soeaon P Working through press
Sp aa Act Fg g a%aa @ ws a was y M S % r @
Congress the NAM and its controlled scored its first victory
million people who entitled
California was given press protection during legislative
he will be back in the Slst Congress- Press protection
g. The NAM opposed Emergency NAN
unemployment created by Coolidge and
s @ against
m n 81 % % @ b Me fbem @ relief fbe AMI it's press
its captive political hechmen opposed Public Works In fact the
Emergency Work Relief bill At given signal daily
putting me" to work when they
5 NAN ss % s ing s % a act t the the
issuing Of money the rates of interest and in general to control the
Morgan Company City afdates, subsidiaries
The NAM opposed the GuG Coal Act which the United Mine
This the Act that has kept the cost of electricity down even during
n s @ h a SSGa % the
Of the Federal Power Commission under Roosevelt appGne the PUB
billion dollars dishonest boGkeeppg which created
States supreme Court had permitted the utilities
Coolidge and President Hoover and their majority Congress and their
the IN PERPETUTY of one hundred sixty
NAM opposed the Labor Standard Here
the Gs ~and s ~af % be 3 set & by state laws n ow of
enough states to r% make the setting of An American INST standard
places uer States rgs Under the AFR Labor standards Act
working man can obtain an American minimum standard He is not
NAM always the position that there
ststes sSta Sat not s1 ' rights SAS' Of
100. % The NAM also opposed the Agricqtua m & Adqstmen Act
1888 Here again. spent its money and its time and its
attacking the farmers.
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Works Administration and opposed the Farm Security Admnstra
ton.
p The NAM opposed the undstribued profits This
complicated preventing interesting profitable
tax lodging
fights his record which appears the sporting
knockout because long list of knockouts The anti
of the NAM knokous
most the NAM defeated until the evil Congress
along.
The labor hereby offers
Of hogwash (Which understand
Usher the essential ingredients the editorials published
controlled editor publisher of daily
the United States who summarized the legislative
of the NAM connection with its stories about its 94S
in New York.