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September 10, 1942
The Potters Herald
East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio
What is this article about?
The 58th annual Ohio State Federation of Labor convention in Columbus reviewed past accomplishments and planned increased war contributions, with federal exhibits and a 'Production For Victory' parade by local unions.
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LABOR PLANS LARGER EFFORT TO WIN WAR
Columbus, Ohio. The fifty-eighth annual convention of the Ohio State Federation of Labor at the Neil House here brought delegates from every part of the Buckeye State to review accomplishments during the past year and map larger plans for labor's greater contribution to winning the war.
The mezzanine lounge of the Neil House was decorated with exhibits from the War and Navy Departments and other Federal and State agencies.
The one hundred and twenty-five local unions in Columbus planned a huge "Production For Victory" parade during the convention week to present a review of labor's progress and strength.
Columbus, Ohio. The fifty-eighth annual convention of the Ohio State Federation of Labor at the Neil House here brought delegates from every part of the Buckeye State to review accomplishments during the past year and map larger plans for labor's greater contribution to winning the war.
The mezzanine lounge of the Neil House was decorated with exhibits from the War and Navy Departments and other Federal and State agencies.
The one hundred and twenty-five local unions in Columbus planned a huge "Production For Victory" parade during the convention week to present a review of labor's progress and strength.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
Bravery Heroism
What keywords are associated?
Labor Convention
Ohio Federation
War Effort
Production For Victory
Columbus Parade
Where did it happen?
Columbus, Ohio
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Columbus, Ohio
Story Details
The fifty-eighth annual convention of the Ohio State Federation of Labor at the Neil House in Columbus reviewed accomplishments during the past year and mapped larger plans for labor's greater contribution to winning the war, with exhibits from War and Navy Departments and a planned 'Production For Victory' parade by local unions.