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September 3, 1961
Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
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In a Labor Day message, Georgia Labor Commissioner Ben T. Huiet contrasts American tribute to workers with communist military displays, stresses education for economic challenges, and praises Georgia workers' freedoms. (178 characters)
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Huiet Gives Labor Day Note
In a Labor Day message to the people of Georgia, Commissioner of Labor Ben T. Huiet compared the observance of the day in this country with that in countries behind the iron curtain. He pointed out that we observe Labor Day by paying tribute to working men and women of the land, but the Communists make it an occasion to display their military might and to make threatening speeches.
Mr. Huiet continued. "We hear much about automation, foreign competition, population explosion and other hazards to a free economy. We can meet the challenges ahead if we will bear in mind that manpower is our most important resource. With this in mind. we must prepare for the future by better training and better education of our young people."
He concluded by commending the workers of Georgia and expressing a wish that workers the world over could enjoy the freedom and the fruits of their labor that we do here.
In a Labor Day message to the people of Georgia, Commissioner of Labor Ben T. Huiet compared the observance of the day in this country with that in countries behind the iron curtain. He pointed out that we observe Labor Day by paying tribute to working men and women of the land, but the Communists make it an occasion to display their military might and to make threatening speeches.
Mr. Huiet continued. "We hear much about automation, foreign competition, population explosion and other hazards to a free economy. We can meet the challenges ahead if we will bear in mind that manpower is our most important resource. With this in mind. we must prepare for the future by better training and better education of our young people."
He concluded by commending the workers of Georgia and expressing a wish that workers the world over could enjoy the freedom and the fruits of their labor that we do here.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Moral Virtue
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Labor Day
Ben T Huiet
Georgia Labor
Communism Contrast
Worker Freedom
Automation Challenges
Education Training
What entities or persons were involved?
Ben T. Huiet
Where did it happen?
Georgia
Story Details
Key Persons
Ben T. Huiet
Location
Georgia
Event Date
Labor Day
Story Details
Commissioner Ben T. Huiet contrasts U.S. Labor Day tribute to workers with communist military displays, urges preparation for economic challenges through education and training, and commends Georgia workers' freedom.