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September 5, 1941
The Butler County Press
Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio
What is this article about?
At the 85th annual convention of the International Typographical Union in Vancouver, B.C., the union reaffirmed its policy favoring arbitration in employer disputes, rejecting an amendment despite a close vote.
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Printers For Arbitration; Earlier Report In Error
Vancouver, B. C. (ILNS). - Contrary to earlier reports, the International Typographical Union, in eighty-fifth annual convention here, reaffirmed a long-time policy of favoring arbitration in settling disputes with employers.
The convention's committee on laws reported unfavorably on the amendment, and President Claude M. Baker opposed it in speaking before the convention's action. The vote on the committee's unfavorable report was: for, 116; against, 97.
Vancouver, B. C. (ILNS). - Contrary to earlier reports, the International Typographical Union, in eighty-fifth annual convention here, reaffirmed a long-time policy of favoring arbitration in settling disputes with employers.
The convention's committee on laws reported unfavorably on the amendment, and President Claude M. Baker opposed it in speaking before the convention's action. The vote on the committee's unfavorable report was: for, 116; against, 97.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Justice
What keywords are associated?
Union Convention
Arbitration Policy
Typographical Union
Labor Dispute
What entities or persons were involved?
Claude M. Baker
International Typographical Union
Where did it happen?
Vancouver, B. C.
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Key Persons
Claude M. Baker
International Typographical Union
Location
Vancouver, B. C.
Story Details
The International Typographical Union at its 85th annual convention reaffirmed its policy favoring arbitration in disputes with employers, rejecting an amendment with a vote of 116 for and 97 against the unfavorable report.