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September 22, 1952
Trainman News
Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
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The AFL International Labor Press of America urges appointing qualified labor representatives, including editors, to top diplomatic posts to counter communism, breaking the monopoly held by big business figures. Resolution presented by Bernard Tassler at annual meeting in New York.
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Labor People as Diplomats Urged
NEW YORK—AFL International Labor Press of America is urging the appointment of qualified labor representatives, including labor editors, to top diplomatic posts abroad.
In a resolution at its recent annual meeting here, presented by Bernard Tassler, managing editor of THE AMERICAN FEDERATIONIST, the ILPA said that "many of the most penetrating observers of the world scene are in agreement that it would be very much in the interest of the U. S. and the free world, in the fight against Communists and other totalitarians, for our country to end the traditional monopoly on ambassadorial appointments held by the people from Big Business."
There are among the nation's labor editors, the resolution said, "a number of individuals highly qualified to win friends for the U. S. as diplomatic representatives of our country because they know labor thoroughly and speak the language that appeals to working people."
NEW YORK—AFL International Labor Press of America is urging the appointment of qualified labor representatives, including labor editors, to top diplomatic posts abroad.
In a resolution at its recent annual meeting here, presented by Bernard Tassler, managing editor of THE AMERICAN FEDERATIONIST, the ILPA said that "many of the most penetrating observers of the world scene are in agreement that it would be very much in the interest of the U. S. and the free world, in the fight against Communists and other totalitarians, for our country to end the traditional monopoly on ambassadorial appointments held by the people from Big Business."
There are among the nation's labor editors, the resolution said, "a number of individuals highly qualified to win friends for the U. S. as diplomatic representatives of our country because they know labor thoroughly and speak the language that appeals to working people."
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Social Manners
What keywords are associated?
Labor Diplomats
Diplomatic Appointments
Afl Resolution
Anti Communism
Labor Editors
What entities or persons were involved?
Bernard Tassler
Afl International Labor Press Of America
Where did it happen?
New York
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Key Persons
Bernard Tassler
Afl International Labor Press Of America
Location
New York
Event Date
Recent Annual Meeting
Story Details
AFL International Labor Press of America passes resolution urging appointment of labor representatives and editors to diplomatic posts to fight communism by ending big business monopoly on ambassadorships.