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Editorial
February 17, 1943
Dayton Union News
Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio
What is this article about?
James C. Atchley, president of Local 770, reminds patrolmen of the struggles to achieve union benefits in hours, wages, and conditions, urging persistent efforts to strengthen the union and pursue further improvements.
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Lest We Forget
By James C. Atchley,
Pres. Local 770
As all of the patrolmen are well aware, it has been a real battle to obtain the benefits that we have derived from organization. Only the most persistent of efforts and the utmost of patience have made our Local such an important factor in the protection of our hours wages, and working conditions.
We must remember the work that has been done, and the ends that have been accomplished. We dare not slacken our efforts to make our Union 100 per cent and to protect that which we have won.
There are no hours, there are no wages, there are no working conditions that cannot be improved. It is the job of every patrolman to do his part in building for the future!
By James C. Atchley,
Pres. Local 770
As all of the patrolmen are well aware, it has been a real battle to obtain the benefits that we have derived from organization. Only the most persistent of efforts and the utmost of patience have made our Local such an important factor in the protection of our hours wages, and working conditions.
We must remember the work that has been done, and the ends that have been accomplished. We dare not slacken our efforts to make our Union 100 per cent and to protect that which we have won.
There are no hours, there are no wages, there are no working conditions that cannot be improved. It is the job of every patrolman to do his part in building for the future!
What sub-type of article is it?
Labor
What keywords are associated?
Union Organization
Patrolmen Benefits
Working Conditions
Wages
Hours
Labor Efforts
What entities or persons were involved?
James C. Atchley
Local 770
Patrolmen
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Importance Of Union Efforts For Patrolmen
Stance / Tone
Exhortation To Maintain And Build Union Strength
Key Figures
James C. Atchley
Local 770
Patrolmen
Key Arguments
Battle To Obtain Benefits Through Organization Required Persistent Efforts And Patience
Local 770 Became Important Factor In Protecting Hours, Wages, And Working Conditions
Must Remember Past Work And Accomplishments
Dare Not Slacken Efforts To Make Union 100 Percent And Protect Gains
No Hours, Wages, Or Working Conditions Cannot Be Improved
Every Patrolman Must Do His Part In Building For The Future