The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-25

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s-,-rsrSe-s a. ore- ke-er . vlEsnr
A XXX stezker C re Nacnigz-
zor,e u Representatives cl.irz
; - rse~~S Ct FZPC leslzlstsor
already rsss<S ard 1EslnE nir
~ n rr-- rs csck q Aors-
~ L-r-c.r
CE1s-c-s vote Last week Co..
g. Ner-er will:s-,s challenged
re 7ep95lirsz ps-ty. ~n.ch mas
n.z,o-s-y n cc.1 IRE s-zte Ser
s.s zrd Eo11e q Representatives.
q Gre through O. is's 1915 plat
sr-r --orsife ard ,ola xitA the
C<roc-sts % psss = Far Ernploy-
merit P-s<tscs 5.li tcr the State
q M.cAiszr cu-irs ire current
sre< q. sess.c--
Fc.l,xsrz i lie iette- WIKI
issb=l .c-rsr1e1 % speske-
zrox
-ez- " Speaker
Is : ..ts .c-g 2sr-r..rz- ard
ore pfs -ei.eves II COCO Eovzrr-
-1s-,. ! urgently reqrszt re Pc
publican Party % % something
s3c-t FEPC. Our party '<ss first
te--se1 - Jackson r. 1854 20
s1cllsr slavery preserve Ire
--.co arc -es-c-e ce--cc-scy.
--eE.1.s,-1- - cu.lsT czsc-.r-.-n-s-
t.,- r soes s1cul- -e e-sr.e1
TIE Pep -o-csz Party ~zs ne
Is, = enact any :yp4 Q. ciTil
rgn.s lszs. Nay call q yczr
s..s-ro- i5st t-e o-.y FE7c blE
rssse- - e.tze- r-src1 C. cu
C--S-esz ~ss x-.s.e- AT spc7-
1-e- ~ Rep-ri-cz- Lc-c-rz1l
- Pennsylvania last r1orta- DIR
.rz re izfs SIX rro-;1x I have
-s-s s--vsy q FEPC .ezlsls-
t-p- = re vs-o-s s-stsz
y -ssesvs1 IT. Information q
.-s rs,te- sr,-n re ottsce Of tnt
a-.c--sy Ce1e-z. r inzss states
: cs- t--st7.-.-y - 90 tnzf IT,
t.-c.-Ff gave or pz-ry tc'<'
= ire .es- cyss re Democrats
W s-.e-t-t-c y;--y Esvszls ~
s-rf...--- S-~~r
The FRI: FEPc law IN the
Ur:.s1 States ~ss rssss1 In TIE
safe q Ee~ York !. vss writ
:s- ard introduced ct Eepush-
can Senator Ives ard passed s-
Republican Legislature. Re-
publican Governor Thomas Z
DswsY iigrsd this ls~ against
ca--;--irs..cr- During the firtf
year ire CennisssoE reported
ISL cases ct eis=rfnins-icn in
snrloTzsr; prs>ticst- Ihsrs
<fs cafes involving Negroes snd
lIs cases involving Jews and
Italians. AL cafes were settled
az TIE ccrssfsncs tabls.
u Se7x JerSey = RepucLcs
.ez.sis.r-e s,1 Republican Coz
err. vsts- E.~Ecge, gave II
.ste Fsr Enp.oyren; law .
ar.. .s<s
II cer-er.;c.t at FEPC Ia
rss pzsss1 Nay a. isz7. r
C,yerror vas James l. MEG.
s.ghv. Pep o..csn. and the p
publican Party controlled b.:
Z. houses Of Ire legislature This d
was supported BY Republics
leaders Q. bcth houses ard Y
Fsrced ss an administration bi
II the State Il Oregon : legi
! lstyre II s.xty-rire Republican
. and tNenty-ore Democrats pssse
/. an FEPC Act IN 1919 The a
: vas signed by Governor Dough
Mckay. wno ig Republican.
/. The State u Indiana has
!. Commission 70 work 10 prevel
discrimination IN enployrne
and make suggestions TO the le
stature. This Commission was s
: W in 1915 by Republican legi
!. isture and signed by Ralph !
Gates. Republican Governor.
Wisconsin passed an FEPC A
Jttfv % 1o15 The Law ensrt,
by Republican Legislature al
: signed by Republican Walter
: Goodlsnd.
r. Massachusetts IN 1915 passed |
. FEPC Act by a legislature
a which the Republican Party CO.
Y trolled both houses.
z The Democratic Party c;
boast Of only two states pas II
= an FEPC law II is interesting
= note that the two states viii,
J. passed the act were not controlls
and dominated BY the Go. PA
ADA and New Deal Democrats
The state Of New Mexico whel
We have only hand full Of n
groes. but large Mexican POI
ulstion, enacted q Law June 1914
The large Mexican vote was n
+, sponSible for passing this ant
: discrimination Law.
Rhode Island which IL MT ~,