FOREWARNED IS FOREARMED
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STRIKE IS THE f*8i>h VARIETY
Pickets patrol II, J. Heinz Co.’s pickle fac- nition of the Canning & IMokle Workers, af
tory in I Pittsburgh as workers strike for reeog- filiate of {he A. h . of L.
Karth Blitz, sitdown striker at the Superior Tube plant
at EVwisburg, Pa., arms himself wi.h a baseball bat when he
goes on sentinel duty at an entrance to th,e factory oa hear
ing a report that workers might be forcibly evicted.
Everybody in town is going.
Where? To the big carnival dance
r.t the Dreamland Hall on June
28th. given by the Facchanite (Tub,
featuring Anna Mae Winburn and
her Cotton Club Boys.
STEEL STRIKE GETS UNDER WAY
Strikers aiul sympa hizerts lined up at an land as thp strike affecting 80,000 employees
entrance to the Republic Sieel plan, in Clove- gets under way in six states.
FORD FEARS UNION PHAMPHLETS
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A woman belonging to the autoworkers emergency bri
gade is led away as she attempts to distribute handbills at a
gate of the Ford plant at Dearborn.
STRIKE LEADER
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Van A. Bittner
Regional director of the Steel
Workers Organizing Committee at
Chicago, who charges police there
with murder in the slaying of five
pickets at the Republic Steel plant.
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DETROIT’S FRONT LINE TRENOHES
The blackshirts of Dearborn are not going to stop the or
gnnizaion of Ford workers”. Pres. Homer Martin of the United
Automobile Workers of America. Here are headquarters of
the drive to line up Henry's workers.
Dr. Carver Honored
Tuskegee Institute, Ala.—Tusk
egee Institute was the scene of a
significant event on June 2nd,
when Dr. If. W. Barnard, director
of Research, Farm Chemurgic
Council, Dearborn, Mich., and
whose name has come to be a syn
onymous with the soy bean, de
livered the principal address at
the unveiling of a bronze bust of
Dr. Geo. VV. Carver, for 40 years
DR. GEO. W. CARVER
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creative research chemist at Tusk
egee Institute and whose name has ,
come to bo synonymous with the (
peanut. ^
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I>r. Barnard through the out- j
standing work done in his laboro
tories at Dearborn has made the
soy bean a dominant factor in the
automobile* Industry, Dr. Carver j
in his laboratories at Tuske#ee In
statute has from the humble pea
nut produced over 300 products
ranging from milk to ink and from !
cosmetics to condiments.
While Dr. Barnard, in Dearborn :
j has been directing research on i
S. W. O. C. HEAD
Chairman Philip Murray of tl'
Steel Workers Organizing Commit
tee, which has gone to bat with the
unholy alliance of steel indepen
dents, headed iby ambitious, labor
hating Tom Girdler’s Republic
Steel.
more uses for soy beans, in the
Tuskegee laboratoroes, Austin W.
Curtis, jr., assistant to Dr. Car
ver has been turning out some in
teresting experiments that point
to the industrial potentialities of
the honey locust and the pumpkin,
and easy crop on every southern
farm. Dr. Carver predicts that the
pumpkin and locust products deve
loped by his assistant, Austin W.
Curtis, jr., will prove as useful
and profitable as the peanut and
sweat potato dis^ovries now so
widely known, Dr. Barnard, Dr,
Carver, and Mr. Curtis spoke at
the Mississippi Conference of the
Farm Chemurgic Council held in
Jackson on April 12th.
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aRNIVAL DANCE given by
by the Bacchanite Club, fea
turing Anna Mae Winburn and her
14 Cotton Club Boys. Oh, that
singing, dancing, and swinging or
chestra. At the Dreamland Dance
[fall on June 28th. If you buy
your ticket before June 26th, ad
mission 40 cents.
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