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the maelstrom as both victim and instrument
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and Creat_ Britain join together in all nce torile the ' world: He was Winston:-dlurchill,
lii|rrner_Bri_t_ish"prime minister, who was re-2
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His proposal was aimed at the Soviet Union
anld his speechcontainhed a number of out:
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mm; a' speech putting forth Tory aspira-
tions-which are well-known - would not
necessarily endanger the peace of the world.
What lifted the Churchill speech into the
iealm let an iinternitional incidentwas the
tact that the President lot the iinited States
introduced him to'mak'e the speech, sat on
the sanie platform whiie it was made and re-
panealg ma the inanuscpt or the speech
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aim of his trip to America, is crystal clear. To
achieve British imperialist objectives, Ameri-
can lriendship for the Soviet Union must be
broken. That friendship can be broken only
if the American people can he ._IlIl _lG to bp-
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TION INTERFERES IN ANY WAY WITH
an IMPERIALIST mus. W ;_,._92 ;_, , 92Churchill has long been thgtleader of theegnspiracy to wsro 3 thg Soviet Union-y-or,to-Injripfxlipw, .v"'j_Je.st¬v;h¢eialisnt therst urii¢ii."in 1919, "'rriinlst'et'for' war
viet Union is an a88I¢ssor._____ l and av_iation_, befrqstrated _t Larisa the desireHence, wast the pbpiesiiriy gi5:.sti{l!_rlra_w'_92the Alliedduring the Soviet Un_ion_f.l'I'y to set
cratic governments it is cited as evide_n=ce__!tlti't White 7 olchak. Wilson realized
_the Soviet Unionis to spread -r:oriir'riii- the interventioeist ~irrere__senringnism__. Witness Poland, Bulgaria, _§oe92ani_a' and l'_lt_e_:p|ii_f|"]>H0se of r_g§_§ri§h£ sting!»-34 so.
*°""i'" " "'e"°=.°' '1"? ".'°? P'.§U"§f__°_:*_":1f53Chu'iEhttIi5ioi;ab|yl|si1l~i'1iore ii; do l|'ilil my
*--= in -1:»-=r*-*~!.*-ail,-.1 oi ==,r~- .a.~.92.,-.*r.*i..=,...... building the s.=..i.;.. sani-feudal governments,'When-_l'i92eyiI:ere Pe'Ipf-/ - 1 ""' ' ---f ' .h*5~" "" -hd"'- - s - "s ' -~?"":gh'mW =..»-a.l'*°..;*;? r*' ¥;.:s'Z'*'**i.?*'* *°:i:..?.T'~i* ~ '=-=P _ we Iv. _ . "I'll '°'!.i!'! A ' ' f.,_"j_é'-."%of' ' _ saiioriif " "Soviet Union..em_!|!¢.i! W. hula! E3, my 5; 455; , "W;
These promises were made in the Atlantic
Charter and repeated at Yalta, T_eheran__an¢l'P°tsd'ani."- . nit T- .;.."- - [>_.ui.:L;>. ;.-- ---{:4 :3-~
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sin Wis" Fl" 5*".'92*i¢ .c!"'*.°9"1l'.l$-$5l'!°.i3 by
himself and the late President fraiiklin AD,_ , __. _ , |_ . .. '_. .7,--92lioosevelt. He was prime minister thropglt the]
Yalta and Teheran confere_nce,_ and the _ firstpm or the '?otsdam conferéiic'e;f' j
"ma he his i<»ag¢'a a'a 'cheJek'p'whe'n iii
agreed to the promises to the peoples am-
IIIIG and Asia? It is .evide_nt now that he had,
and it is evident that the i_.abo_r _Pa_rt;y foreignminister, is in the plotwith him
to ivreclr the lrita_iiis¢.oontinu_sd,.-in.-
Wenon Q¥'Ki.|!8 p.97.
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Mn. 150'!" l'er__,le!!IP!!eIB-.e¢st slilulldey
the libel of labor, to allow alt-gsisrqjnm
iQconspiracy aimed at wrecking the Soviet peo-
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Hitlei became the chief threat to Bri_tishim-
perialism, largely as a result of Churchill;
iiwn Inlcllinations. Then, In England:
aueglhe had to depend epon the Soviet drank
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in the USA, with Chilrchill seeking a Tory-
reactionarjf alliance-ai ioiiat ¢_American-Brit-
-ish llIlp8l'lIllSli92,"l'IClIl in its appeal, what
he says in effect is that the Englishispeaking
peoples lnust dominate tlreifworld. It is a re-
vival of thetheory of the Iwhlte niao's bqrden,
which Kipling, in loyal scewicrigpf Her Maiesty,
glo'rilsed_in song. -3 J -;fzgeg ' this pm? _Bevin is. so is Secretaryo at2!%rnes {and behind hirn Trunianl,1:. . ' .. ' i :42% __ I92C:L l--'-Y MacK_ensie _l_ ing of uanadapiannliunces a
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with the London sessions of the United Na-_92:_. _ ,
tions Drganization, _so._as to embarrasséthe rep-
iisenitatires oll_the' $_oviet_ll_nioii. l_t~1is jtirned.too, _coini:irdewith_ t_he:reactionary drive to
over the__May-]o_hn_son __bill which would
give the " arin'y exclirsive 'cont_rol_ fol atomicenergy. S """' "
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_L_rg'_ sj=y";¢§"=e' i_;;_;_ari"ied| the border
to the United States andtiie 'a'rn1y'_s1iddeniy
descends upon American scientists with a_ lie
4leitector.niachinel_ l _
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§'f_~;;;5" ~fBU"l'lON IN EUROlfE.>Becai|_se_olhis' record
after the last war, amounts to notice that
loot! distribution j§~_again_t_o be used -as -a
wlitiyel 'm|>eI92- .1.-I ll-I" ,- -- . - '
"-'-?The Vaticanlelevates 32-archbishops to
Cardinals iricarernonies which are termed a
worldwide mobilization agains communism."s~IOa February 26th Berna:-¢,z'aruch, -after a
#15? ere. Ghiircl-ill in Hi:-oi, Florida, -attazhs
eornmunism in a speech.-The next day Senator
ilandetlberg delivers -an anti-Soviet blast in
the Senate. One '-more day and Secretary of
State -Byrnes attempts so outdo Vandenbergin.a_ speech before the s Club.bi-o In 1ii|i-qloe on I1met rreslde--t Here'~ei%ooa-at, Hacken" .n-- mm ~ -- eel-8. F u..es' W 0---3""-'- along with Vandenberg was an lmerican rep-vgingof 'a|'|;ada, Unitedgtates Séator Qgjhnrfl Ieeiifq -sq aélltlratlll Jllimgglllateobjective is to plant the thought of war with
thf Soviet Union in American minds, and then
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pioitation of coioniai and Iuhieci "peopies.
Their tune is "ége92-¢tough--wil'h2luasia!"- .»»;ureienta" tire to UNO,"presses the saine line in
a speech at Philadelphia. _
On March 3rd, former A1nbassado|;_[o§_e,p|_L_w ;%a America Firster, calls Tor 3 loan
Iii Britain as 'aq bn1wari: against cominunism.
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L-o thrown opan to the general Public and n ihstor-_rt--Irma be stationed it the door-
Hotion made by Waalen und seconded by Weiss. iotion curried.
.*.¥.iater-zot-P.:~ma opens Galleries.
Qkostion of Dolcgutcs who have not received credentials. aotion by
Brother 16G2Oni and seconded by Brother Uortwright tL;t certain delegotoa who
should have rereivou. credontiola and havo not received them
seated with Voice and Vet
isc~.xssion:- Brother Tnornzrs Roy explains 1-11-.t a mun}:-or of
crec!:m':i:1.Ls, and airzcc he ;:*.=o:'=r.'1; the QB".-hO.'.".'a.t_'.' to 5-1+3: nun!:
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Credonti is omittoe co
Broiuoru Qeemona, Perry
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T@;'Cun¢ing@um
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Stc'ph.Ln .-iI.;.rveycredentials. 3-lotion owric-d that, pr
such Brother-:1 be given voice and uctous yet, Bhould be
e, pending the report of the Urodontisls Committee.
itas case of Brothsr Smith §h;kins,Brothers do not buYe
Brothers, zusnests -
he r=port of the
of the Grout lakes reports for iielogutas from the
maist of fifteen .5! muZL92bcTS-
legutes. lotion curried.
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Tommyfiny
Ferdinwnd Jmith
Jerome King
Pqtrick Thalen
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J»Hotion mace My brotherjQiren thnt Gredentiols Uoszlttcd inwtdiotely leave
Convention floor and Bu into session. Seconund - " '
_= , . 7 , -Lurotner Tommy n:y recommends U1.t Misc-tlugin, oF"ice ?rCf0t- '
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acclamation. barrica-
Brother Hears mooves that Committee goes into session iw"
Seconded qua C4PPltdn
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Conniztee an instructed.
Q uestion of hdjournmont:
f "1 " - I- -.,- . 1- . -.H,h/C; tnit L1 voru "¢1jO1rH be uLFCOHind in J -5?: ¢»1 "gocwnn" HE ubstituied;¢CejteQ
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JUL '4;r_|Q 7;; .1n
de and cqrriud.
¬;1d niectcd by
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D1SCU$SiOu on motion mace by brotnnr Ulw tH;t Convention recess for hunch.
D ;|__Il _ _ 92, .1.._1 1. ..|J . __ 921 -1 : ' 1___. .nronncr meets 3PBn9 RQHLHS1 one motlon, stating nJJh H31-nLPS nive responsi
> " - to the men in tue Porto ind on the ships, Lj the work of Liv uonvention muut
completed. /
xBrother To:m§92a;in Likes the floor to outline the wzvk ;vx o P2 t-kcn up-
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SS GU.-'J.}'La.L§"92.1il
SS Wnshington
Galveston, Texas
BS Ennhattun
Baltimore, HQ.
Santa. H551;
Bnltimore, Ed.
New York, N. T. Q
Boston, Hu.
New York, N. Y.G. Vnndernos
Jack P_cuo
Wm. Cunningham
Erin; Dunlnvoy
3 Pitrick Keuh
Chris Llrkin
Stephen Hnrvey
. E. b, llpine ' Frank éoneo
Thomns kcGowun
Dominick Govin
nnthony vnnocsy New York, H. 1.
nobert Ellis Boston, R.ss.
hnter§;L. Lesmond SS Cnlifornie1~Lo;,"ce {Lorbow hlveston, Tex -B
Louis L_rtwri3ht SS President Roosevelt
Examining Committee:
Chgrlas Rubin, Philadlhi '. K-
O. K.
0. K.
O. K.
O, K,
U, K.
O. K.
O. K,
Fred Hon ud, hen aura
Ferdinrni Smith, New York
Hicnrri Lrunm, Norfolk
He-ding of Telegram by Secretory Tommy Buy,
Best wishes for A successful convention"92. -
. JrCrew 5° iguibitor
9292
Appreciate your invitation to address Convention end regret
pressure of work prohibits ucceptnnoe .
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Ellnore H.IN_rrick
"Frnternol greetings to H4tiUDHi Meritime Union's UonstitutionilGommitteei Unonrd to National goritime Fedar.tion with C. 1- U." '
92
Crew 3S,R,ntU hon
"deirtient wishes For successful esL.hLi:» ant of this
$e@:n;'s Congress. R
92492- Crew §SJCalamares
"e the crew of the Poul H. Hnruood enoorse Lhe Notion' IViritime Union 1001. have delegate aboard on nrrival.
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"Brothers, greetings to all officers end delo;etes. Iour
meeting is nintcric. The hopes and hcirts of en ricen
squmgn all over the world JTB attuned to your cornea:
efforts and your responsibilities to the Hetionil Q ritima
Union and the C. 1. 3. Din the to;pedos. G0 ahead."
_ Union Seaman of Port Fznnton.
"Greetings congratulations 35$ good luck fr m crrtuin members
of the crew of tne inward h ihaw." A. J. old.
"Grer=.tiI .;;.'3 to IJclc_=_j:it&3 of Li.Y¥'-.U.. iwnvaniiiozl. ll; continue
with our progress and s0li4arity to e Hitiunei Iuricime 1ode:iLion."
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Crew 01" -1w:.'.:*@ur L0:1.ij.¢i J ./Rorrsll.92
Greetings to delc;ntes of the N.H.U. Convention. Hay Y.
continue with our progress and solid¢;rit;,' to u. Iictional
P.!urit;L':1e Fede1';1*.;1.~;n. I
Crew 01" i-;i.£:u-.:.-I -'-.3. J,'¥Q i.'.?.ert.
"Morgen Jr. wicncs success to dlééuts end nil nembér of
the N.!F..U. 11111 he Loo?» soon."
Crew of>¢organ Jr. _
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"We the members cf the Deck Division 0? the 33/norokco
Clyde Line extend greetings end success to the Convention
and our delegnte Brother Brooks. bnips beicgete 92
Greetings §o first jnk and File Convention From Hwiaen ofS:.nd*_m1r_,r . " 92AnrT'er--"::1 .r 92_1
M/3/C/ that the iGle;r¢$3 he nd next of the record of Lac Jonvonhiou. Telenrih
accepted ea raud and incorpsrnted into record.
I~.E/S/U/ that since no-':r::":1..;:'y :::::uult.t¢*-0.3
floor to be twrown Jpen to greetings from fr cru 1 Qelu;¢Lu.
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HiBrother Lugene F.!Qnrte, Socret43f'.rine Cook" "' Ttewsrds Union of thePacific codst. ._ .,_.__le, _ .."leWl.
Mr. C nirmun and Brothers: I wznt to extend the hcartiest grtetings end
falicitctions 0? the Esrino Cooks nnd Dtewgrds of the CiI'iC L-Unt to tué Del. ,_:;tC!3
of this Convention, we will here c rink no file orgsnlaction throughout the United
States. The Brothers of the Psci' c Cosst resiize want won aove "one tnrouch ands L :. 2
spprecinte your every effort to unite the Pscific end Atlsntic Cocsts, and we hope
you sill be successful in this. l I
I trust that after you hove ndopted o Constitution, Llt this Constitution
will be such that it will npply to tne Pncific, the ntlnntic end the
and that we will be ublc to meet with you nt the hicnpo Convention,
Maritime orgnnizntions con get together end ur-w up n united ;ro;rnn
Bust, Test, and Ure.t totes. Tne only wny tn_t this con be overcomeQrect Lakes,
where all
to unite the
is tnrough
the ltionul Convention wnere we cnn discuss our pronlcms nod get tagetnur on them.
There is no question tnnt no hiV& differences of orinion, out tuey con be ironed If
out, if we sit down end discuss the problems relating
are enjoying better working conditions end Wnge then the Inst Cosstto csch bivision. Te hove
had our ups end downs; we hove old our strikes, and we nnvo succeeded in
everything no were after. 1 Want to soy taut the ncnbero of the ?scificpetting
Coast
and they ere - '
still striving for mere. You will be successful in your drive. By stsnding united,.
there is no question that you will be succesrful. I vlnt to thsnk you For the
grivilege of being here. I hope your dBlibBTutiOH5 will be successful one .that you will co"e out with the kind of n constitution that will be npplizble to ell.
ICODCOPDQU u
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of the N.M.U. of A. as92 .,_ -7 92 'Brother V, J.92Hs1ono, repreSentutiV8 of thqiinrine Firg$Q1' llers, Wgtertgn-1 _
Wipers of the Pscific Cos5t= " "*' '"' --""' -~~-§"
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nod Brothers! I sm ;lmi to be more with tn: represgniitivos 92'
you ulresdy know, toe k.F.O.E. & E. of the Pucifig hns '
always endorsed the N.H.U. Tnc N.F.O.F. & T. hos eltoys been firating For better wsges
and better conditions on the tent Colst, end we hive L ckei the 5.H.U. in its fight.
The Firemen and the Cooks & 5tcwnrds hsve worked togotuor on the 7ert Uont,-and
toss; we hive the ¬incst Togo and working conaition: in tne "oriu. There is only
one thing tnet hes msdc those connitions poweible, end th.t is »ne constint driva
for the Hnritimc ?ederstion of the Pncific. to know th.t the oust oust n.s had s
tough time, and we tlke our hats off to you touny. T.i; is the ?irst convention
hos considered the men on tne ships. unly Lxlb orL_ni11tion ~n1cn rill considerthnt
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and tske into uccount the men on the ships will ht successful. L5_u regrosentnzive ' -
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of the Puciflc Coust, I wish to o bend to you our
92
Brother C. T.Deul of tuoiinlxnd no t:c§
Chuiramn and Brothers: Greetinhn from the nLnbership_
Boatmun's Union of the Pucific. he npprecinto fully the proble
yon. There is one point purticulnrly which l would like to str
the ships are the organization. That is the mlin
failed to do. They forgot tho man on the ships.
Convention on the point f the ships Jlecting Del
the ships sennclvuu. I think this is un owtatln
n practical FSQQIC on the scntincnt 0 our number: of tan 6.1.5. l ¢.nu;ltes uno new
grectinb nnd good
2 J41»: :.o flciflc.
the Inland
you hnve before 7
s. The men on
mxin thing I.3.U.
ntulnte this .
ng delogatez from
con offer you
S _.j~' thntof
no
ea
problem nnd tan
I wlnt to can .--.
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t Iing »dVuucE.
two-thirds of tut moubursnio hlve voted £0 to L to izln ta» 0.1.3. H
Un the ?lc'fic Co;st the l.B.U. h.s beenit was known no thc?$o;;;_§o3
coustwlse. bout three years
did not cover all the cntegor
need nrose. We hove org.4i;o
bia und A yours in Jun Padre.
the Executive Uonrd cf the 1.
townrd the Last Const sen on.
committed suicide. lnorc is
It gives extreme olonsure to16$. *IBIJI J
a 5?
only one thing to do
92.
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1Ix Cnnirmnn and Brothers: it givas m>
Canadian
that Br0ther'@L gnln nn rgzolf will Le nt tLc Uon
August in un1=bo, not Q3 Praternnl delegates, Lut
rightfully ours ca true delegates of the HbtiODJl
Our orgnuizntion,'uven though we hove on
organization, cnLr¢cin5 vvcrgtoy ubroud the
out to hlvc sepurutu orgnnizntious. Wt nova
m.tes, etc. in our Union. hut we need is n
men, Foster and Mntgn, Airencn, Teunatcrs, '2ckL.
50 that when nu have LO show the Snipowneru whut W
n uniform mnnn r. The Ccnuniun Unmun Union n yoV8336
flTC7w .wurltgons Union, crgnnised
ngo It ?1s chunged to-the 1T 92
d for l8 years in lo 7: A
We know of the :i?;l,l_
S.U., I conaistently Look
he o.-er0d recom;:d¢ii:
ussist you in the funrrzl
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-. Later it extended
because the name
Pooh Llvision as the
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'_-.1s"92t. 3.5 :-. member 0? -
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us c¢n:i$t#a1y. The I.5.U.puruon uommiss suicide.. I IIll. L"I .:].92_@$§0 vi p A din u
by
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grolt ulonsuro to rcprcscnt 1903
;en at this Convention. Fe .re more no rutcrnul delagutos, but I hops
. 4 , -. L , -L 1vcu.ion wic. ix =0 be hetd in
will iL*e tic lnce which is
Inritinc Union.
1.3.3. o1.rtnr, is an iniustrial
lr unii 2 tine as tney nny sot
en, C Llcrs, cocks, and stuwnrds,
inc 7eoer,tion enbrucing longhhore-
.ls, cvsr_Liu; unner one b;nnnr,
L aunt, we van rhow it to 110$ in
or wgn ;»nt V1; lad ton manners;
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Brothe1:§Pumph3' of the;/liishormene Union of Boston: _-J I o, _".- . .
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.4 . _?e have Just begun organizing through the help
/-Kills and7cGowen, representatives
we have about 130 members with book
cards rhich will he taken up pretty
strong organization under the A.F.
ADFI Of Lo T='h1D
will have to be
make no money -help was most
changed. Although
still their fleetssoon. Originally noof Brothers
of the W..U. it the present time,
s, and have close to 2,000 pledge
had a very .
of L. But we were deserted by the
needed. The existing scale of wages
expensive boats, so it is logical that this could not he
books were in the red.
The fort of Boston alone has a large nuuher of
exp.ct many more in Hon lurk. The Itelian or soell bout
would also nuke up a very largo unit, when they see that
compliahing something, as no will, if we get the proper support
which has been promised from the H..U. Now to are only in our in-
fancy, and we are raking u breve fight to attain some prominence in
the N.H.U.
Report of Belegetoe from Atlantic one Golf.
Hrother hohert Hears
Most of yo know the
Conditions in the Gulf were qu
In Houston, our arch enemies,
and just bout them up here and - ~ _ §_.
lof Hem Orleunstthe boat owners claim that they
have been increused with large
Gone if their
Hen, and we
fishermen
we ere ac-
prohlema we in the Gulf had to meet.
its different from those anywhere else.-
the shipowners, descended unon the boys
there without discrimination. In Wobile,
the boys were not allored to picket or distribute-leaflet: or publicize
the iect that they were fighting for betier conditions end letter rages. -
In Hon Orleans, there were about 1600 hunk end fllero, end about l3OJ
in jail. In the $outh We did not have the support of Libor organizations,
as you had oupport up North. The South is on open shop center. Ween
the honest seemcn realized the better conditions could be won if they
were united on u grogrem, they joined us. To qivo you en example -
the United Fruit Line. For approximately twenty years there was no
organization aboard these ships, but seeing that nothing vex done by
the seamen tLem$elVeU, the N.M.U. repreonntefivee wont e!oerd these
ships and then the men were very receptive to the organizational steps
brought to them.
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As stated by our Fraternal Delegates Iron the acifio Coast,
the seamen from the ships ere the backbone of the ?hol~ organization.
We have Correcteu tho Conditions on this Line, nnj hove cLnnqad 75%
of the books of each of
We took sit-down action
a whole scale according
The nlnnuinnJun uu@»EuvvU
that the Union's policies of organization are curried out
We cnrrieo on a real orive to sen that the dbloutcs rore
have juxt novcd to n Joint hull "hick is thethe various vessel: that cone into tne Fort.
to get N.H.U. wage: nno conditions, and got
to nest Coast agreements.
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the greetings from_the Port of Providence to this Convention.
4 Report of Felix_Liren for the C.I.O. Drganizinr Committeefor the ew Iorr_§urbor orkers: We have just or;uni;eJ the Con~
nitLee_anE§E'ere §bPRIng ho;¬'getting things started. The Harbor
Workers are most enthusiastic about the C.I.0. I believe that before
; three months are over, the Harbor Division will he able to report a
very substantial membership in its ranks. So fur we err concentrating
our efforts on the barges. te hope that following upon our work here,
the move will be taken up in the other Forts so that Uioxo will be an
Inland Boatmen's Division of the Atlantic and U11? Fort; in addition
to toe facific Inland Pootmcn's Union repreonntoi at tie Waiional
Convention. Chairman adds: Five organizer; were upgOiL?C to not
with the C.I.0. Lotis and the Committee have .roui ed to give the
N.H.U. all the help it neecs in this drive to orgunize the Harbor
orkers. ,*- is L
Report of_Artbu:iIhpqo§, Secretary-Treasurer of theiaritima
Federation of the Gulf: The Maritime Federation OJ the Gulf has been
in effect for upproximately eixhteen months uni his not not with greet
success. I have compiled a written ruport ich outlines another
zolution for getting tnc Longaheromen on yrnugg +gq@LL@r with
the unlitensed groups. I zoul like ' "l ;;ort uo uncer How
business, beCu4uo it will effect all or us. 3 wr ore to draft a
Constitution, let us draft a Constitution t will be n eon rntic
one. Let us build e Union by ehioh the seamen oboe ill .
benefit.
heport of Brother brooks:
This i: ne firat Constitutional 5onvention of u.~.v. on:
I seno fraternal greetings of the moibersbio. 7e mono t92@ cooperation
of the membership aloord tie tankere, so that re can COnuUCt a really
successful canuain. K; instruction: were to uulpit to u Ttw the
matter of ininu the C.I.O.
Report of brother Richard Graham of lorfolkz
Greetings from the seamen in rt or To-fplr. Tue son
sailing in and out of Norfolk uuu Hem; Quin torn wvvar been unionized.
It You not that they coulo not be union zoo, lut tl re ta; Hmvnf k~<4 en
utiom;t to unionize and organize. It is particularly Lnportint Lnut
the Port of Hampton hoods be organized - since there are let con 25,000--v
and 30,DJO men win mukc their living from The men, LL 5Lip§a;d wQ"RPr5, "
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fisherwen or cock vorkers. ,
growing in the Hampton hoods area. Another ,roblen
roblo: hé have a ler e number of colored seneen en; P ,L :3 T!: 5I
i: werw significant tho the N,H,U, is
racial
colored stewards.
The income of the I.S.U. used to be 3150 to £200 e wqnk. No" we say
that our income lost month was close to 38,0oO. Fe rhve organized
lines that have never been organized. After four monfe of organiza-
Ltionol iork on the coal-boats, no were uole to
fectivo. Every ship of the 18 that came into Por
Of the atrike Struck 1001. The men cent buck to
increase in wages, the Union recognized, _.:__.I __..."IIJQ
ships 1% aI-
1l_._ fl j___LHB D aaya
with an
Heaters & Pilot: going into
the M.M.P. and Engineers rein; into the T.E.3.A. n; L¢uiO Opcrator
going into the n.k.T.5. The seamen or tne Fort of Yovfolk one ll Lmericun
seamen ho,e that through this Convun;ion we "ill be eble to ;ut our hegds
togetLer ond work out o fitting ano §TOPQT bonstitution .or the advance-
ment of all americun Seaman.
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has always bevn thou that the wen of the ' on
but during the strike and since they hove roven LL
union men. After tne strike, the men rare fozcec to
I.S.U. end repudiate the strike anc the rank gap ?illooked Nfetty bleak the Gulf then, as it L1G ever
both tLo{I.5.U. one huu H.M-U. uelegeies have ,o5se3
Hrothere ships, the I.S.U. ie not meeting with much
ans more men are joining the N..U. We are still we
Lines. Fe had trouble with our Delegates there - eh
$80.00 when he was elected to Come to New York to at
lieve the Convention should set aside some time to c
tee groblem of the tankers. The Convention should L
Finencin; the forts where the tankers come Ln. Goo-
*,.'Brotner S. J.iSuwicki of bevan uh, Ceorgia
I Quin like to have all man coming1,5 no
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Lackirgnnizer.
re backward,
are good
throueh the
urship. It
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sud thlgkss
5 and more
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especielly
the matter of
to the Forte of Savinneh,
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down there are very backward, those '= the Union make AU? an hour and
those who are not make 30¢ an hour. Any cooprrotion fro: you men on the
ship Wouli be appreciated.
Y _.Brother ndrian Quffy of ee Greet huk:5:
Our main ciificuity on rout Luke: is in visiting the ships.nJ
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Our main response this your hoe come from the Lake Seaman; that is
those seamen who are on the ships. Formerly it was u question of on
organizational drive among the men on the beach. Fe have 893 members,
one out of that number, 75% are on the steel boats. Te can use these
; men to do organizational work by contacting the men on the steel boats.
It is hard to contact steel workers because they are surrounded by the
Company cope and guards. We must not neglect or disregard the I.S.U.
members. Some people think the members of the I.S.U. are deed - this
is n.t true. We must give nttrntion to the I.S.U. mnmhern as well as
organization of the unorgnniotl. Ev Lac first of Septenhrr, vc Will
kno* whether re will have thciorcat bakes l or 93¢ but "e knov that it willf.be U large majority. To loakfidrefd to having Hilvnuken ung Detroit going
down the lino an the first Ports of the Urut Lnkné hehind the N.5.U. He~
gcrcing literature: Va are oing to get organizers one u mimeogrnpb machine
and get out all the latest no of the Lakes huppenl. We are trying
to defray the expenses of the §I§OT. We have already taken up collectionsand the Den feel tho PILOT t0{Ue their official organ. There is another
may thut has
volt carried
The response
are roan, tobeen adopted to bublicizc the work of tc N.E.U. The H0059-
e banner reading ROOSEVELT LINED U? 1031 llhl THE H.H-U.
to this is excellent, indicating that there are many non who
lineup with the N..U.
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Brothers Stone and Eullgns, organizers of the urcut Lakes con-
tacted the Canadian Seaman's Union, one they have 701 or the Canadian
f seamen. Fe feel certain that by the end of the year, the Cenedicn Seunen
4 will be lined up 100% and will ell go coon the line with the American
Seaman 109%.I
Furtnor Communication? reed./ The Crew of the S.S.§IDDLESEX ?ish to extent tfrir sincere
wishes for the success of the Convention and are 1001 tqgino the N.H.U.
Crew of the 5.5. MIDbLESEI.'
Because of the press oi other %0r?, it till not be possible
for me to attend your convention. I wish to convey to the Officers and
delegates our creations and mood Wi3huC for a succc5sFa1 meeting andthut92orgenizution of the acumen may he acvnncod r; the wozk oi your on;John '_ro;J.hy , Dirac-.or.
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sesenbled at Convention." Crew 8.3. UTICA.
"S.S. 0hIEHT£ sends best vishes for a successful convention."
Hndiogrum Georg¬?§orgoli
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"Steamer EDWARD N.;$AUNDEHS, JE. IOOK U. Crew
sends greet-
ings for greater unity among seafaring crofts. 1 s Pclogeto J. Jaynos
"Crew of the E. R. KLRP extends fruicrnsl greetings co Wstioiel
Maritime Union onstitutional Convention."
Letter from 5.5. sxcnis s. KENG - GREAT LAKES
Dear Brothers:
92# We the members of the deck civision 2? the Steamer
?ILLI3 L -KING on the treat Lakes, being unebl< to sen; s Dclcguie to New1York on account of the limited time hntwecn now cn 1L0 covenfion, toss
" ' at is about Uzis nethos of expressing our interest in Lac Conwuntion _L
to got sneer way. peakin; is general For tic hun.reds of
the Greet Lukas, T8 realize the vital necessity for complet
with our brother members of the Uoust, sno may nor: their aships that ply
e Cooperation
id in one say
or another in order to succeed. We realize that the coastal sailors
confronted and overcame many obstacles on their road to suc
thouvh the National Maritime Union is still in is inFuCYcos: snd al-
on the GroutLakog, ac rill huvc one of the highest hurdles in this neiion to jump
in order to be successful, because the ohners snc operators
the lake vessels ere the lords of steel.
_ We suggest and soul; like to ecu o H
for membership unccr a group of systemsiized orgsnizers, r no why belittlinq
the Hrcsent organizers, for they are doing goo: Toys ung
condizions. May this convention strengthen the structure o
Union, sad he the cornerstone of u successful Union for theof most Of
rest drive mad
the existing
f the Coastal
rcet LLKBS.
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krsternslly yours,
Hemhcrs of the Dock Div.
S.S. TILLI5 L. ?IF
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1Report of Brother/%hrrillo~ of the 5.5. "?1 AOLA": Aa a
representative of the 8.5. $IXAOLA" oi the Unite. ;.lit Line, I
went to say that re are here for the purpose of building the Union,
and every mun who works in Fruit Lines down in New Urleen: is lJ0i
for the N.§.U.
Brother Desmond of the 5.5. "CALIFOH IA": There
the history of the CALIFOHWIA. As a delegate
I wish to any that when you all leave this Hall,
in one body.Report of
is no use repeating
to thi convention,
; you come out united
Brother Loco of the S.S. 'VI?GINIA : The Deck Division is
100% Rank one Filo and the Black Gang boo 18 N..U. members. Yell,
we got busy and organized the men one now the VIRGINIA is as good
as any ship in the country. I do not egree that en; ship is lOO¬.
I say until all ships are - - te ' on orgenizinj. must go
Report of Jack Lawreneon, Delegate to the Maritime Federa-
tion of the Pacific Convention: I don't think it is within Ly province
to criticize any of the actions taken by the convention. Naturally,
whet we were most interested in was what attitude they would take in 1
regard to the East Coast. Any results of bad judgment can be left .
to the Pacific Coast memberohi; to juoge one to act upon accordingly.
All that we hoped to accomlish, me did not accomplish. Put no gave
the n Clear one complete ,icture of LLG hnnk en; File novament on
the East Coast, its growth um; development. Fe credited them vith
the l5yifoilO winch we felt that the eritime Feueretion of tne -
Pacific hoe rightly given to us. We told them that at all tines our '
movements on the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts wore designed to aid and - I*~ .l, ~»ltrength8n the Maritime Federation of the Pacific. w
All our efforts were directed tovexca building uh; este1lish-
156 Q P0*@rful ncpional orgunirution of Jeufesing mun in nnerica. This
1-he Conventm-1 &1¢;1o:r.i ~.»-mu. in =.-earn. Put t;-..-.~.l r-.111. 1.1.-.1 the East
Coast night tend to cominute ins Pncigic Count Soemqn; Lug there were
many problems ouon cs East Connt 5hip$ kcin; Lion up there end COmplLin1" »» " ~ v 4 - = V w 4 , - - ~ _ ,0+ ~~@ beet Coeot Buc trot tue, were being uiscriminetoo aainst in
the test Coast Hells. We didn't know if the: were true or not. To bed
to lino out. At n meeting held of all unlicensed groups, Together with
the Inland oatmcn's Union, we reached an agreement nhrrsby all dis-
criminti who to Bbop. From now on we think that both Coasts nu go
d° th" 11"" t°U°th1T; "lth fr Blipuing on all conetn, one the
Tine leylcu by the HF0V¢T on lust Coast men o; the EFGY& snnll le ,9292 1ml@$¢H- A5 For no eossitle we are going to vork in comilcte Lnrnony /
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There are some on the Pacific Coast was urc adopting
position thut the haritime Federation of the Pecific moat be
preecrvec at all costs, cs egeinct e notional orgenizetian. ---week when I was in Sun Francisco, an attempt nus none t? puss u reso-
lution at u joint meeting of the three crafts called hf {robert of
the S.U.P., which would in effect have condemec the 0.1.0. and the
; C.I.O. Maritime Committee and the N.E.U. The rcsults o?thut meet-
ing - I tried to get in and they would not lot me, and finally as a
result of my efforts and several others end u vote by the membership,
I was Wermittod to enter eno given the floor. "o mnnovcd to hovethe rcgolution voteo down by J vote of thr?. hundred to nine, which
proved very clearly that the sentimcni of actual r:nL and file
on the Puciiic Coast is cefinitcly to not up u national organiation
ano align themselves with the C.I.U. Any efforts of inciviiuals on
the Pacific Coast in opposition to this, on; their future actions
will expose them to stop the building of u notional orgunization
and the affiliation with the C.I.0. will mean that they eill cut
their own throats. There is not a possible chance that they will
get away with it. ihe Test Coasb Unions nre no" conductinq
rcferencun ballot and on it is the question of affiliation
C.I.O. and participation in the Hutionnl Convention thee is be halo.
Fro? ell ineicutionu the result will be favorable. I think the
Convention itself condemned the C.I.O. - which Ll"; sic Y? n vote
this dio not indicate in any why whet the sentimcntc ol the men Kore
on U10 Pacific Coast.
Many organizations which are still n.F. of L. e¬filietcs and
will not tolcretc interference mitt jeir uffuirs yet in cutters
that deal mith Maritime affairs, they hove votca, so tie ectuel cocision
is of no lmp0ItunCB.
The Federation of the Pacific is in it; lhat c<e.c of dis»
solution. The hutrodism that has been growing for the enst twenty years
is now on the decline. The men on the Coast ere coming closer to the
Atlentic Coast men unc are paving the nu; for e national setup. The
secncn of tre Peciiic do went a National organixction and they intend
to have it, and I knot that the Rank und File of the Pucific Coast
want a leadership of this hind. I so; thin auvinncly - and he an in-nartiul obsorver, I get e cleurer impression. I think our pQT5OH¢l ~ ///
by that I racer: the hunk and Filo of tl'1'."- §|7.f=.l-U. in /2o'c.Jr1;, furtzmrdeveloped, more forrouchinq and will go further. ////
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We have the Key to tln national situation on to have
proven that we have the right to that position, one I ink the
N.M.U. instrumental in forming the ationul Heritimo Federation
affiliated with the C.I.0. and an orgnnizntion invineitlc so for
as the ahipownora are concerned. The Atlantic and Gull can show
the way, end those mon on tie Pacific Coast are willimg to follow.Brothor Hobert%Fills of Boston was asked to give u report.
In hj absence another Brother fro: the Port gives arogort, Brothe1lQudell = Stewards Division. Tughoet niiuniion in
the Port of 4os.0n. The tugboat: were completely unorgnnizod end
after e hard orive, we succeeded in orgon1zin5 the men one not the
towboats are almost 100% organized.
Coal Bouts: These ships were completely unorganized. We
started an organizational drive. Finally in getting the comoaniee
to open negotiations with no. In the nidat of th» negotiations wixthe comganies, tnk §.S.U. officials sent Emperonfgfunce Jp to Boston
to see vtot could oonc to prevent these coel operator; from eirn-
in; a contract wi* the N,E,U, We vigorously rojoctcu ticir nresonce
on the negotiations Com ittoo ano told the op»rotore if n sinnle
mon of the I.S.U. were allowed to nebotiute re moulc rviise to sit
with tho Gommitteo. Finvily an agreement wee signeo improving con-
ditions abonrn ships, improving living and working conditions of
the men. '
Fishermen: We have succeeded in getting up L Few hundred
Ii herzen directly into the Union. As Q reeolt of the seating; of
the ?ort Maritime Uouncil in Boston, we are gaining in oup_ort end
continent among the Longshoromen. In eevernl notion; they hnvo eup-
portod us 100? cnuoini U3? I.L.A. officials of boston to regort that
the Longshorenen of Boston are not with then.
The organizational nrive tint is teinq conducted on the
I.m.M. has been vex; vucceseful. On the Enstern Stcnphip Lines -
there is no doutt that e majority of the Crc925 in ever; Division are ,/
decidedly for the U,H,U, but one to the intizidntion n" the I.S.U. /
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they are afraid to express this. This is the only stronnhold of the
I.S.U. and it is crumbling fast. We hope to have the Eastern Steam-
ship Com,nny completely organized soon. The members in Boston ex-
press a 100% support for the C.I.O. They affirm their solidarity
one unity with New Iork. They wish to strengthen the s*ructure of
$216 N.'i.U.0
H/S/Cf That Delegates confine remarks to greeti re ere
many ships delegates who nisn to have the floor.
Question of recess:
Discussion on importance of the hueineso before the Conven-
tion one need for continued work.
Question of bar:
Motion by Perry and eooondeo by T. Thoue: Convention has
serious business before it and men should confine tLeir visit: to
the bur ta recess periods and after eujournmont. Motion substantiated
by Felix Siren and seconueo and carried: As lot; as no One C0m9S in
intoxicated, no action shell be token in regird to the bar. lf anyone
coes, action should be taken.
H/S/C/ By Brother Vhnlon that if there is nothing else before the Con-
vention, we recess until Tuesday morning at 9:00 o'clock. Meeting -
recessed at 6:00 P. M.
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AS AMbNDD AND HULIFIBD Di u IJTITUTION L iU°VuNTION
July 2¢"u, 1937.
The Rules Committee proposes that this Convention adopt the following rules
and agenda in conducting its business:= l. 12u;§@Qes Committee proposes to this Convention that it be governed by
the rules set down In R¢B饥§ Rules of Order, excepting that all decisions are C
to be made by majority rule.
e! Motion seconded and carried by Convention delegates that each
delegate, when submitting or seconding e motion, state his name ens where from
Snip or Port!.
b! Notion seconded and carried thvt proyosed resolutions and pro-
posels for the Constitution be placed in the hands of the Resolutions Committee
and the Constitution Committee in written form not later then Wecnesday Morning
at 10 A.H.
2. The following order of business is eroloeeo for the remainder of the
Convention.
First one second sessions held Monday moraine and afternoon.
Third Session on Tuesday, July 20th, 9 to 12:30 P.H.
l. Report of Rules Committee.
2. Discussion of Report of Rules Committee.
3. Report of Credentials Committee.
é. Discussion of Report of Credentials Committee.
5. Election of permanent Chairmen.
6. Election of permanent Secretary.
7. Election_of Committees. ag Constitution Committee to consist of fi?teen 5! men.
b Resolutions Committee to consist of nine 9! men.
e! Agreement and work rules Committee to consist of five ! men,
from each Division, and to invite West Coast and Canadian
delegates to sit in on these Committees.
d! Publicity Committee to consist of five ! men.
8. Honorary Presiding Committee. The Rules Committee proposes Tom
Mooney as Honorary Chairmen, and the following for the Committee:
is ~ I. Billings. lodesta Boys. King-Ramsey & Conner. Scottsboro Boys.
Seaman in Spain. J.B.IcNamera. Matt Schmidt. All Ssemen in Jail for
Union Activities.
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EQURTH SESSION Tuesday, July 20th F to 6 F= .
1. Report of Joe Curran for a period of one §l!!hour.
4. Report for each of the three divisions - 2H twenty minutes eech.
3. Publicity Report ~ fifteen 5! minutes.
4. Report of Pilot - Editor PO minutes. Business Manager 2J ninutes
5. Report of Ral;1_umerson, Legislntivv Representative i Rasnington
6. Discussion"5n ;eporta.
FIFTH Wednesday, July 21st 2:30 SESSICN .
1. Report of Resolutions Committee.
2. Discussion of report of the Resolutions
SIXTH SESSION Wednesday, July 21st. 8 to
l. Rogort of Constitution Comnittee.
2. Discussion of Constitution.
SEVEWTH SESSION Thursday, July 22nd. 9 AH
l. Discussion of Constitution - continued.
EIGHT" SESSION Thursday, July 22nd. 2 to
l. Discussion on Constitution continued.
continueu
cussion on oonst
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TENTH SVSSION Friday, July 23rd 2 to
l. Discussion on Constitution continued.
ELZVETT
l.
"J 1'14 4 4 k.» -s. Discussion on uu report.
TWELFTH
1.
2. Unfinished Business.
_ 3. Adjournment.
a! This Agenda is to be followed into 7 P.M-
Committee.
ll P.M.
to 12:30 P.H.
6 P.M.
NINTH SESSION Friaay, July 23rd. 9 A.M. to 12:39 P...
6 P.M.
H SESSION Saturday, July Roth 9 A.H. to 12:30 P."
Reoort of Agreements and Work Rules Committee.
SESSION Saturday, July 24th 2 to 6 P.M.
Discussion continued on report 0? Agreements and Work Rules Co.nittee.
the voonteo, the time»
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K!The Chairmen is inst'*;t;c to hi 1 n extra copy of
Roberts Fules of Ord~' for the r _ Q? the Committees
at this Convention.
The Rules Committee is to be autnoriwed to prepare an
entertainment. Motion seconded and carried that a
Committee shall be elected to prepare en entertainment
subject to the adjournment of the Convention.
Resolutions to be discussed and be voted on.
Constitution Report to be discussed clause by clause
and each clause to be voted on sepcrately.
The present Iasters-atArms be retained for the duration
of the Convention.
Amended:-The Chief Master-atArms shall be instructed to
put on more men, if necessary.
Discussion to be limited to five minutes each Delegate on
each question.
Amended:-Each Delegate to be fiven the ri7ht to yield his
time to another Delegate for an additional five minutes on
the floor.
All proposed resolutions and pTO10S&lS for Constitution
are to be placed in the hands of the Pesolution Comittee
and the Constitution Committee not later than Wednesday
at 10 A.M. all such proposals to be submitted in writing.
That all motions to adjourn and to recess must be to a
definite time.
That ell notions to TABLE shall be out of order and that a
motion to postpone coneideretion for n definite time shall
be used in its place.
The Chairmen is empowered to yrnnt the floor to visitors
or Fraternal Delegates representing organizations friendly
to the ationel iaritime Union.
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Brother Chainncn and brother Delegates to the Canvcntion:-
It seems hardly possible that e little over Six month: ego I res
elected on the Committee to fight the Copeland "fink book" Bil; and tLnt so
much could have happened between then and non or thwt we could have made the
rapid strides th~t we have since then in the Rank & Tile mDVw¬Ht, and to
establish democracy in our Unions whilst fighting the forces of the ahipowners
at the some time. There wese many times that it Seemed like JD impossibility
for us to fight the combined forces pitted against us and cone out of the battle
on top, but when I look around no here tody Ri sec the results of our struirlo
I know new that it nee worth while.
I snail iirst noel with the monk JOHB Jurlnv the past nix months in
Eashington and the result; obtained. Upon my errivnl in Bnshin?tOo M103? =ith
brothers Perry and Tischer and represent tivos of the 1nn en! 1V&P who were
also on the Cop lino Committee to quickly discovered t wt mny C netora and t
Congressmen had been misinformed as to the situation in th. nnritimt inluetry
or elne they had no information ~n the subject at all. This rnozeu us clearly
Ju"t whit the I.5.U. had been doing there - either nothinr ct cl; or spreading
misinfornatirn. On th~ samc day that I arrived at t e C iLQl hrotnor Thalen
in 3<ltimorc started ui¢n"t:hiny "ickets to us end whore vols wurpowe vag to
picket the Depurtm~nt of Commerce Builiin.
You would have to have been there to co; the looks that came on the
faces of some of the government officials when those pikvtn started pnrading
around the Commerce Building. Son: QQOQID tries to tell us that we couli not
do whet we were doing - but nnyway we kept on doing it. As the time urea near
Tor the mess march of the Feumen on the Capitol, EPOtL¢F TL"l:n k pt incrcecing
the number of pickets from Baltimore ind one day I
all on duty at the Qu tin . by this time n fruit
hearts of some o th» roucticnwry offici ls in the
poinc to cerrj out our promise of n mass mwrcn our t
in ttcir over to discour;ge this move - this was p
the COmmentS of the Weshinpton prose and the threutn
C.pi
hniIn
C
tecr gas. In opite of such thrents
and Br0th1r Mullen Finally obtained the much nucic
all know the result oi that ncrch - end I otn t~li f
of that denonstrwtion cro ntill felt th re rnrtiauiour plrnn w<counted over DO pickets
our had p nBtr¥LUd into the
'?itoi t5 L Ya rcrc rellly
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rtiuulwry noticeable in
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= Listrict
nt on, on; Brother 7hnlcnt0l'e police force roull moot the marchers ct the '
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-".'L-':xt ;0' tlmt the" =:!';*"::cts . _~therein that the
Line .'.'i*.;h ;._"1.l:l.'$L .i.:!=_.-l
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xvi: by certain of i;i ls . F ~07 the Department of Commerce. This dom0n;tration couple; "lth the virorous
92 4-9292 '1-92 _ _ 4-0 7cumonin coniucted cg uHC'vQP'l1Lu committee, comnri*cd of m mbcrc o. our Lnionfrom both Coaste resultedsih'thJ'bn¥n?ment to the fink cook" Inn which resulted '
in Public Act #25 - 75th C ngress, and which Rives the Soimen tLe option of
carrying a certificate of dentificetion inntoel 0? the vi:ioue "fink book.
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L.allies thought
organization.
of ArbitrationBut it was discovered with tho onootment of the new law that our
troubles inetend of being onded had just begun so the ink wns hnrlly dry from
the Prosidant's signature on thio law, nhon tho Shlp9iHF itorcots and their
up another on: more subtl,way to regiment us and destroy our
This came to light in tn. Guffey£lond Bill to oroatu Boards
and Mudiation for the So.~ , . *rognr£Ions of what may have
been told you to the contrary, that arbitration and mediation would have been
compulsory if tho Bill had boon enacted into Law.
the ?ecratary of Labor adoo Perkins. In txin raport mr
Choirmn Blind of tho Worchnnt Purine Contittoo, she st!
ntrsine to »ue5ti0n the ri" . f t%bl'~'5 " n Filo}
looking forward torardo h1ving tho foroo and 1
which I have already sugostod, and in spite
Bill that failure or refusal of oithor party
not be construed an a violation of any legal
puolic opinion would so cryatalizo about the
least, to be doiirol sinoo harmonious induutrinl rulntio
in not uutined by a long tradition of op-
pondent upon flexibility in methods of hp
it lonst n oovioo for on iniuotry vhioh i
1 nor rolati>:: in shipping are still inIf you do not think this is so, I will refer you to tho reoort of
It will also bo noted that the.:.=O"3 O GS .l':"l92 Ill, Y
_:~r-.._..; _u.| 4 cub U-Ldo on this Bill to
ton, "I an also con-
Qfbitfxl proceiure
aw. Tor tho reasons
of the &XprESF provision in the
to to submit
obligation.arbitration shall
I ontioipate that
idea of arbitration as virtually
to compel the parties to accept it. Such a result is not at this time, at
-n ncotiation
p:oncl'1. C-;~:1f»ul
r-an 1'.-' Pm 1- a -_,-, .-. .
hwir infrnno in on industry whic
art largoly de-
rcrg orbitrwtion is
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Hsritimc Commission, through its
Chairman, Hr. Joseph F.'Konnody, sent in a roport on this bill in OppOHiti6Dto its passagc and olc;Ftntad that in the opinion
enough Governnznt bodies functioning to hil all
in regard
but inzgiorganizoi
congrntul
support t
nieces of
Forces of
our fight
tho Hini
a cnblcgr
bill detr
crane zni
number of
the opuni
havo beenP2rh"ps the Bhipotncr thought that rith
to the "fink book" thit no hove Kivon no our
no thwir surprise rhon thoy founl us not only
to oonluct n now battle at short notioo.
ate on; thank tho crown of all our march n
hey hove given us, by backing us up in on
vicious anti-l*b0r legislation that have hc;n
roaution working nginst us. This was pof tho Commission there was
the pro lama affecting us.
R victory undor our bolts
ilingtot cumgoiin;
stil; there, but
Eight hzvv I wish L0
t ships for tho splendid
T fiyht cg int those different
uponnored by those
rtiuulnrly noticooblo in
agninct tho Blini Bill and you hnvo tot ink oar~ful1y to realize
Fincv of tYi:. Junt im"inu Roinf to 1 Conmronsmwn TBA rncoivini
Em fron the :hip' Crowu in nnothcr p17t v the Yorln lonorncing a
imontol to tho intor~nts of that crow, Full, £o?un: of ouch coale-
telcrnnn have boon rocoivod in Fashingtn ani it W13 mdo quite a
our legislators stop and ponder, and nnoLh~r result of this has boon W
nn of many Uongrennmon's doors and & rocoptijn to myself that would
entirely :._ii ior¢r:t as I had no economic pressxwo to back rr;-.= up. -h
that this is H ded issun h
no furtor and has rover oroh bow
HrohnntS E
fate of
s nftorIn regard to the
Marlno Committee. Pu!lic-
the Ul#" hill - T : ~ ~11 you right not
the he rings tht taro hold, this bill wont
ccnsidorod in exeoutivo soonion by the
sentimaut conLinoJ =ith tut pressure
orovjht Lg tho Wnritinv o:$orn who too §ro~t or any further action to be
conidorn
two mwjo
Congress
which we
tkon by
rlon oomn»
It In: r
t 1=P5
reavn b
Defense
mont of
tween th
man with
nasisthn
hnvin tn
the Navy
tht roul
"archer; H rino, it non hoped that one of
JO." the
Conmissi
Industry
in that Industry. It was also our thought that
men on the Commission would hamper rather than h
as n rho
not be e
Our testimony Lt this hearing was backed no by r
MEBA and
inclined
to have
AJnLr:l<
stand in
mnritimo
for more
reaction
mant of&ll. Tha 1'70
h:=.v+,- bout: Ci on this bi
probloms we
There have
have had to
no in regir1"
I
take action on. I shall very briofl
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On April 10
roe to oppose
c&non#hl~ tt
onnol of the
o
ith on» Q?PUlUtJuht O; A*1ro%~ ire; o1
anrumo that out o" the Tiva§ %x»=rH
Comiscion that one of tk~n 1o l! ho av.--92
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n caso of our bting nttackui by ' enemy in war
Hnvol man on the Commission woul ostnbliw
Merchant Karine and tho Envy. A it mu:
experience and knorledgo in Ehip;on5tructi
e in helping buLld uw our Hurohant E<rinr.
o rotirod Roar Admir"ln on tbs Uomnismi n P
typo trained own aoula not be oxpectoi to have t
.11 bu ncc-:f:5o.1j,' to cop-3 -2111.; l;r'.nO_L': soc-so1 ml-
t be
on no
HowevuI1
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the ago:
clr tho 1
obiuns $5
ea appoin
tprosontativ
A. F. of L, but to no avail, as tho sub-comnitt c n
to Labor, to shy the least, anA it woo the rich of
the perm nvnt Gonmisrion wtrrt Functioning w soon 1
manarcd to hnvo th ir apoointmonts rati t ull?
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.l.,'92 on woplo bu pivon to a man who ho; long
an; who woul understood more thorouyhl
lo, as it would put the burden Of the pr
Ipccted to understand upon the othor thr
! _ Tiul. LJ
tko future will be u0ru fair and imp rtial in tho h
torkurs prohlomo than it has in the pgsz, ;n ?HuiTenvinblo. It will be noted that Pnul?Quhn:rvnbvr,thrl wp;ooroi beforo L nub-fommittco r? tie So
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inf thtt as the Hwrohwnt Karine vouli F~ v scconi-11
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himittcd t
T, :11--» 111Q ¬nrit
vur~ t
Hnvl Y
111. Of
be of
QLLlCi
trwctic
businer
iWDF O
L the H
ms of t
ant of
of the
the n
n of th
is of t
'r'~1-!aTor»mcnticnod rubjoctn Ponwtituteu the
onfrontod vith no far at this Seion of
been aeveral othor minor Bills which havo affected us and
y sum up the notion
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imo Commission.
0 compowe
an, tho
n Navy
the appoint-
contact oo-
hat a Eaval
valuable
ocessity of
for, ind as
al business
" problems
the Icritino
er;h~nt Carina
he workers
two Navgl
Commission
vni ran would
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tiflt-i. u:ly at this 'ne:;rin;; zshewed the Merv L. I1triu~- '- it ";.=-.- clearly tn"-t
t~£1e we wore not opponel to the school-21*" ideo M8 r " U1 of training young
'?¬:< for the 1$crc11'@ntlL1rir.c- serrice 2-:3 "re: ogjn--asei t ' "-l :: I.-:I~:ich would
enlarge the school-ship scope of opcrations no thot it would he made a potential
recruiting br for scabs during maritime strikes. Vw else vent on record as
being in favor of Federal control of all school-shins nith nu nvtioncl policy
inctead of tho present act-up which gives each stvtc cemplc*o iuriodiction over
the school-ship out of thct stwte; as Foderwi control vonli
of any sch0o1swip with on education uni understanding onplic~ble to
merchant marine ships and Federal funds ore being used enyweg by all the States
_ ooerating school-ships. After hearing pll testimony relevsnt to this issue the
Merchant Herine Committee approved thg Hill S. 2084, out with the understanding
that it would in no way be detrim~ntal to the interests of our Maritime Unions.
On June 3rd and in ronosnv Pith Ohu? represcrtrt
eppnurej before the erchnnt Merino Committcc on
"317. This was ir-rngcrd to H minor chonpc in tlehc=r1n;
;0rdin1C1
ing the buSp1nSi0n or revocsti:n of certificates of service
submitted anubotitutc Bill to renlacc t. 3. 7017 but it res
the Bill we submitted would change two complete parngrnvho
that more extensive hearings would have to be held later t
.rclntinp to the certificates of service or efficiency. Thu
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"nd weninto Lin simply aided the vord-n"sur;cn1ci or
feVOrHblu to ue anyvy. -
On Hay 5th tho first hearings WQP: Lnli on t >1
the Senate
.nred substitute Bill on Key 19th, and at which Brother I
'- ll.-*'=~:11-exi.
hiihwncrs
59 testify
t; ti *-"*5 ¢Y"@nfe whether or0- this e92q92gh9
duced which 1:
with tho roqucs
P ' "A v - - 1v -- '92 '°~ GU? T=$0nB for LFR huluqt he sufgegtgq, onuvur, any
?P¢Yi0US iruce nf to Pilot end Voice chould ow cwucfcl into LawConmcrce Committee and further hearings nor; 1,;ivcs of the
0? thon0; znc low rBillb the graduates
all
EMU re
H. 5.
ff'.Ct¢-
or cFfiCionCY- Fe
decided that as
of the present law
o settle all questions
passage of the Bill
o the present Law
ll i. l?l6 before
Q on ZHLV uni L wro-ull-n uni myself I
Ac ll the time at both these hearings was spent in hcxrin tho
not ct c chance
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be held. In View
hri been intro
&_ _ _ have swnt our
~°°°m*¢ d5"1°"5 D &¢+ tW$? #ill5 to all Senators *n the Commerce Committee
_ , uXCUt1VB sessionand also oenoting our willingness to uppczr before the Couxittcc in explanation
ml Hill On
this |'§.1T.»t¬T| after II-.'lS5L'l1.':,'; Elia; f !L;l351T,9, lihlfii L1] Y3 [,':"_"_:; 1;_;; -If t,l'1r__g gugg-_
@r°*ant 3YiB9 G0mi@t¬C Bi if tho Bil; in not SutlfJQtO?§ £1 us no can
t?k ° r f rt5¢P ?T°9°B5l Z0 tht Committee. As fhe CH~irmwn of tho Senate
bommittce is noneothcr than Pcnztor Cplul Wu c= not ¥Ipu$t to¢ much nelp
or Cooperation from that quarter, The safety-it-ace ni;lc 'rq vvry fgvornplg I 0 _in genera- to us, vith certain emindmcntn nnn which hwvt b"n describeand technical cxp-rts for the Government we did
end when the Lering cnded on Hay l9th, """"*-
than §92i.I"bE.u1 lncar. '1 '-I ml
fr1=*r- in: ~-1; since than nnoth;-r I-Jill 2590!
iBt9"¢@5 *°92RUperJQd9 the previous cilia no..» ¬i1": LUZ
5 tlt $T@E E8 t792en uq by the Conmittcu in
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on 1:; 20th 1 nppuirod bo?ore the :nnte Co""" on Interst to
Ci": rco on tho nenrin;s on Child bnbor" hi*Zr, but u? _ "l :ily every point
nod been covered by previous witnesses thut would be ?AVOTibiG to lnbor, I
BimpLy submitted ; short su;;ortin_ stltement nporoving of o Qonctitutionnl»
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f
omondrent to Like c;re'of this question =nu pledgin, s11 rapport to nny leginlntion
thnt would remedy this evil,
Ln June 2" L l pppznrod no ¢ witness before t.e Lei»: nevnl Affiirs
Comeittee on the bi. R. H. 7x16 which was designed to eliow tde Uecretery o? Commerce
appoint u Havel men "or tne position of ireotor of tne UUTB-J of irine Inspection
and avigutio . Tniw Committee is composed of n very YQJctiQn§?5 group of ¢ongress-men heeded Edgjon of Ueorgin who is the Cniirnnn. From tno start of my testimony
it could be seen that every effort would ho mode by the members of this Committee
to misinterpret my ruviras Ld to try and minimize en; Force or weight fhich my
tetlmony would Corry. I Wis yiven only prncti:.ily sVnrni[1t notice in wnich to
prejore Forzthis ntiring ono only one other witness npuenred in oppooiticn, thot
was Uaptniniiiilikon of the U. C$£§_rine ins actors QSJnCiatiQH' l wns on the st ndfor on hour!_nd WAS continullly interrn§téd gtrporeiy by tne rcnctioniy nntiluhor
members of this Committee. Despite this l think rq testimony snowed conclusively
that it wns not neccseery for us to go to the nnvy in orner to get &_¢ qunlified
or the position of Uirector of the urenu of Mnrine Inspection nnd "nvigntion. Col.
onnson hss't. 3ecreter92 of "0 morce one on tne st.n; before me and in Fever of|- 3 v 3 aw Ie sill. In his testimony he sinted toot the ecrotnry or to m:rc&, Rrper,
unetle to inf e.h:n either in the oreiu or from zno ~1i
-. 1" > . .. I ._ . . V V - A Hthin ~9,00G.OO n yon. job on - oilwor glnttcr Au
the Nnvy. it cowl nlso be seen thnt nooer w
1-..~..-92 --.1K. 1%h;o been
_ circles that could
handle the job. It coulo to oneily seen toot Roper's vo wgs 1 place
A -1 1 Lu -.- v cronies from
endenvoring to olico the sonxen .t
the mercy 0? some strick 4iciplin.Pinn who WOUln in all probibility be definitely
anit-libor and anti-union in Nib views.
1Congresstnnkott from Oregon Stnied thnt as I and adoitted toot we
favor of the VietS on labor es expressed by the GL9, tnnt no would tnereforo
count any weight which shouln he given my testimony. Ey nnswor ta thi tn.t
who res not in nccord witn Lnt views of the Clo on llhor onentions ens U- Vwere in
dis-
anyone
~:il~.L..N .
Anotner Gon;rrss¬;n 5t;tud tM.t no Lad interpreted my ynzlrkg L" mann tnit we were in
favor of a "soviet Form of discipline on the ships. Teoin; thlt no progress could
_ 1 L ' Jbe m.de with this Com ittee by Lrginb to
and blneted tne whole Hill nnn the nttituplolann. witn Zham, I uiply went ahead
of toe bO£ui1t0tdQD Zwrnr Qubru hnen
the testimony won given, the Gomtittee to k n vote ri,h2 thcre on zeconmending o? the
Bill "or pissege Ly ii Mouse. Congressmni fnmilton from 92irginin ens tlo only one
who voted ugoinst the Bill nnd this should be renumbered wuen election time rolls
around gguinu At the timu of writing this, no nation h¢U been 1i7on on tun louse by
this Hill, but we hove innugurnted t cnmpnign Lu hove this neloure opposou on the _/
floor of the House when it c:=s up For p4SE1g¬. Ya Revs nlso t;pe.led to the " '
dent to veto this meunure i? end when it is sent to him for nis npprovel.
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to :21» Hill 1;. 1:. 7158..=.pp-. =.-.1;-e
1 would
._..1,n.. 1-,___ .7, ,».-.,.¢:....., 1V92/E ...- ......>2 L; ..LUll ..92 92'uJ-Ll. 1'! UUELI; I-ULHJ ".:LUllu Ulld before the .U¥ Q Hi; Lt .lttee in regnrd
like to S141 Here mi notice to nll Ports
»¢ hock Divieion of.....-....: .;.-.....,- .-... .4-.'..r1 -.!J. .... ,:,L .' . £J..t.92 ._ L . nut. -.
our Union in hen York answered Therefore I nuo=to use Hg uou judgment us to etlnd I
took on th Bill. Congressxi Q
stated that his muin intent
atc., would be eligible for
crows could operate on tnis type
cation. I pointed out, however,
form would muke eligible for cer
separete problem u far as we er
g_gge.r:d.<.r-_-' +_i':=;¢_i_; khggg n-an .*%hn92'l]r]mimmmm
cortiticltes of'Le-ry, who Wu the uoonzor 0? unis measure, had
tnin res so tint LAG crows o? tugs, towboets,
SuFVlCC or ef?;cienc; nod so t:nt these
of vessel in gain; john outsiqe of toe line of demer-
thlt toe peos.ge of tnie bill into Llw in its ,resont
tificntes, many thouaene» men whose work constituted a
e concerned and * requested tent if it Iere Qeemed
Mg r-CI-+.'!f"in:.+.n-92rj. 111;.--+_ :1 3 v~r:"'92:1; m_>r'+.ifin;1+.n hr; --.--.-J $5 -1-. -..--- --.-v.-_--.. - v -..-_'-Q... U. --v u ,1--'_- '1- .1 -.1--yw -- 92issued that would be limited to
I also Jointed out tn; r1mnxe sense and who verv coniwiiuhuroora, inland enters, etc. n
lelnu of toe entire Bill did not
5 in CETj@Pl9OR r; * to jresent l¢w. bnlirmun Plindt the eordinw
agreed with no on thin point. The surprise it twis uo.rin; res tne »Ct thlt for
once tue rewresentetives of tnu
as Scnurrenuerg's testimony coulo only be inferuroted Us being in o oosition to toe Bill.i§U end ~ursclvos were u v;;y;@_siQeW§§ the enca
-Hcea, ISU Ant from Norfolk, ulSO spoke ngeinot the bill. Capt. Beauty of the New
' u r " 0York Tugbout nssocintion stetod that his osglnilation would be in fnvor ct a speciul
form of certificete as proposed by us. This hcurin brnugut out tee feet that the tug
fo ' . .. . ... ,. _ ,and towbont owners from the Nor
would not have to apply to sea-5
to hove such certificated men.
setisfnctory, but the trut; of t
highly orgunized EMU wark on the
below the stendnrar ve are occue
session now one the results shoe
I e150 testified ot th
du.1"d:3 Bill, ,7-. .1./'.'7§ at:-.5 U. 1'1. 73
favor of ii: enactment Pit? Lew,
specifically cfinod uno ihut no
ferred from the Feritime Commios
readily be oeen tout as the Ulri
and cooperntion from the UO2$iSS
Labor Jtandnrde »@nra which in u
duutries and whooe prinlry inter
in the report 0? t1@t bill, Vii
provisions in it, in its umcndeu
workers in produCtiVc industrieslk District Wuhtd tieir Wen certificlted so that they
oing HATitiH8 unions for Segne vhen it woe necesenry
They stated tnot the work of t.oee men Wu not
he nutter woo tn_t too; di on like to hAVG men from
ir vessels on the pay ,HT workin~ can ltions were
tomed to. The bill i btf;!~ tic Committee in executiveld be known shortly. 92i
e moorings hold on the hieck::onggr; EuirH§l§or §ten§
O0!, und requested that while to would be gonerullf in
thet our position es nnritime workers bt more
jurisdiction effecting tie m.ritixe workers be trlns-
ion to the proposed tutor Vt moire: lourd. It cun
time lniuntry only, -1 r coulu gut more .tlsFoctiOn
ion then we would bu ob 1in From no prooosed
ll probibility would b6 , of Hun from other In-
est would like in i=o"n in u. s. l unerstunu thct
3 I nave not yet seen, tlat we ore excluiod from the
form, and that the Lill toul. apply to low y.id
, such to Ptctory war? rs, etc. It iv my y.roon;l
Opinion th-t we are better of? the Wny we ere et the Qrewent tire es inn recent mili*2nt
stand for better agreements with
than could be ubtnined throu;h tthe shipownoro will get uv mfu nlrect uegotiuzions
he proposed Lubor 5tundlrns Moore.x
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So fur, as this session of Congress, over 10,000 bills have been intro-
duced betweon the Senote and the House and miny of thooe effect ulbr in genorol and
several hundred affect one way or the other, the Kuritixc ?ork»rs. It voula be u
waste of tire to attempt to enulyze ell the Bills hora, =uich QTE now ponoin; and which
affect us, but in order thot the Pelogites to this Convention might become more
fully informed as to the lBgiSl@tiVB EJtt¬TC oFFectin§ the iritime industry, I hive
enumerated herewith a list as to legisletive motters affecting the H¢Tit1FG Industry,
* ra list of th: more pertinent Bills on
to those which are marked with u star
_..-...1,...| 'r -411 .-.....-,., ..r ..¢ n.ll 92U W 92.J¢. I.- uu. J. aruun ' B 43ti.E¬iH **r,»:, .-"92 h'».3 '
H '
<;:;-.~-.35; '1'-J :1..i'.l'II,.d I would like to cull yowr tut
*! on the mirgin of this report.
W -; ":_]fl_:,I.T '
. - . = eimre
92- - r' '. . 1 .J. J. Hi». lJ7. ihis B11; vis introux
nom of Tom Eoonoy. ecvmaandetion 22.1; .11cod with the $3; C
4i?iC purvoo 0?__.... _. 4 . A 92.-92 |, 92 =.'_- ~ 1.1.. .
5. 1677. This Bill would preveat the overloading of vessels in Lne matt
cargo.
RZSO£ILHDnTIOH "HAT- .. ' ""TPOHT '1".II'.3
I. J. HES, 497. ¢ ccmponion Hill ta .. J. 1L7.
92
1:1. ""...._.
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S. l¬8O This Bill would 0St¢bl13h toe six-hour soy P.3-L 9-.71". .1'¢.L,.J
zlcu
CT
the Bill was introduced for the benefit of reilwoy to
that all employees_W_._i _"_ N. .--?T!E..LLlJT Tlib .l-m.l~:U;.;,
SUJITLIJ GIVE; IT CURof barges turn, ferries at
u ,A;. hluh ~11, iuoiiu l
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5.
bf
vb SUPPORT Tl EILL.2
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1- -- 92 - 1v n1 t ml l...4».-92 I 92_ .4.-.-.1 ...92- u-.v.-~-1.... -. ,..v
or employees of car
rkors we would be
id hunafit by it.I I
ecuring the freetion p.:.1[email protected]
These so
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er of dock
1'11 C.'.1CT.h IN Tr-I
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if1 F
H R. 5375. Congonion Bill to 3. 2407
Q O Q : ' .
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n
H R U7
receive the
last year o
could enter
lust year.This Jill woulo extend too time which soomen c
benefits of an. ~¢rino hospitals. For @I.J;i&:
merchlnt vessels and bod forty more $;ilin* an
HECGEILNDATIGH TJMT IL HIV; Elli QIQL JUL PU?
H. R. 67L5.the §orine Hospital this yegr on receive trozb wno usingould std; u
if you had Jojo u
1'.
JU0 your
_92~- '1.92.' -LQI:.'..l921u92i].U;; o i in-" I:i'.-
snore and still
credit,trip
you
'our disunurges fr:
This bill Ha introduced Ly Congrossmon StuCk ot one request of the Elh
in Philadelphil. -It would provide by legislotion for the elgUt hour day Tor all sea-
mon,'both licensed and unlicensed. The general intent of tois Jill is good but we
would hove to add sore constructive hmondmants. 5otific¢tion will be st to all
Ports if and when any hearing is collod on this bill. ECUH?LHEATlOH - THAT TE FUPPORT
THIS b1LL TETA THE AEDITIOH OF HULK CILCITZC Upll.
bulldog. 1-;._.JJL:.I_.II.J.~.l'IQZi - '- Ii L}l.'I' P192IU £li92'l..l-LYLE.-_. T'=J;; Li-'_.';ol
BILL.
H. H. 6315. complnion bill to S £034. HECOFHLRDATION - OUR ¢Z.onJo
SUPPZJRT TL-K13 111.... .
H. R. 7336. This Dill maul; l;om; Lu urosont low in our fnvor
uczion brougnt o;linst umgiuyers to recovor d¢ri;o3 for lnj
OUR ATTuHZYS 5lCOLFEL TEL? TE SUPPOAT Tdl.
The intent of Uais Bill is vcr_ hood, but the oaibility
TECOQKEHDHTIOH-TJAT FE SUPPORT LEI LhGlTl£ATB b' UF Elli
-. T Hii:!.i.;.i..T 1.119.
.-.y-.H. R. 75;. This bill woo introduced by ¬on§Ieasmon hlvonnur §F0[F93qiVc!
nil so toot the Lougshoruhco on the Pocific boost cool; obblin Lick p=§ no
July Ll, l?ZL to uvomber ZL, 193A. Under the turns of one avorf xide byom R. ,.~m .. Hm _-"1' luv:-'1'" Long-,3i:orer"..en's board. nzco:.1.'L92::;-,.T1-';»n - 'r1~:;.'r vrrz sax?
'r;~11r;. .¥'_'I;i-xsiAEU:.-
BlQ&Qo'._T "lfi
_,_.,,_ H;-Ll, , -ll,* 1 -'1' - 7 ._ . r -. -. - '_ .. .1 ._ .--. ' .- . ..ii. 41-. ="_2~J6. T1112. .-OL..lu TC-..1..-.. 1.10 iltll u-L} UJ. i'u92!_*.i.u ;£ J1 ¢...LlL.C- U-.3! -.. ll,_..l
..;_"r:,
92lI'i'_ 5'- - :~-:.v - -- r_ "am r,92- ',~ i--n92_=:.'-.41; 4:110
" f£ND TEAT WE
in rugord to any
rccoivod. n:CJM§LbATIC
H. K. 7330. T312 Jill mould Hike the lth dlf of Junc Q leL.l n:liJi; ind Uongresson
Knutson who introduced this Bill would ;V6 this dov known J5 "ilk? OUT O? $51 J53 .
oge is very slight.-
OJ 1t;_,,.-. .,, .llfJ
I TQULJ CKLATE
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1 2
Li. 11.1. ._/.3 .*.n".»..E:'*1' ;.w:;o:r;;"" hill 0! U.":::_-,1".- am -1-'..{f';=.r
inv:JtiL.tion 0? tun punt activities 0? tue 1 .u& combo?
Board a"p0in?Bd by 3ecrot¢ry of Lnbor Porkinr. ocretir
cu f~iu Bill answered HofPmln's attack so sot: "uctoril;
Labor sent in an adverse report of this Bill which viii k
NON]; NEEDED.
zizm".-.s_ " ;-l~! Q1; .i"_ '.
ntrike. 3BC5L%K33TlUH - THAT FE OPPCC4 ALL SCH ATIEH?*' " is G '.
GU OJ RECORD CONDELHING CDHGHZSSHAN HUFWRAN FEB HIS ANTI-La GR, QHTI-UNION1
.=1._' FIE '.ZfJ?5"I-*_¢_.-.11, 'T'i~i':-. .".l..:}..?. :7 T58 .".".'-1 'T.-"F,"-Ti - -- . __ _._- ._-, -..... _.-_-_.._ -. -...._.. -....,.., .
Here he would try ind force the President tc'u'92920ul 1 de;E..nd
: t.L -cl Iediation
r '.Lor Perkins in her report
.- , .12 House Comzittee on
ill For good. HECOM3LNDnTION -"J
"Y =UT02Q5lLE
to brook
5 MD Till? H2
?9L1CI;S.out the Army
._ ...r|.. . ..-~ .L.4'.u1 -:2~.L.§
1-I
1'n .-'r92 .--.. ....-. . .. . ...-. ._ .. .1 . ,-. . . . _ . __ _- _Q - -- . . ,... - .. .--1 _D.-D09. lni hill H05: that on officer oi ZJB uooo. baaru bu e;~Lgnod to all Horchant
Ships and that he should augggvise llFBbOdt, fire and other drills. Also that at the
violations OI luRS one regul t
Officers, r,;ue::tio:1i:15j heir 0..
appoint
install
action.non from tho Qoiot Cu;
Navoi discipline um0ng
itl-LC-'JI.£;;»2JD.;'ll0M - 'i'£L.'l
C "142U; 4_,¢,92J'
only
as Scuen on BB3?
ulrerdy exploited nationals ind try
I? we are goiog to iccept our brotho
give them the full oenefits of ~;cricun citiznnsuip.
THE EILJ Id I15 PA» ;T FQPJ.loo». .u: _ .. GL5
pouili*ie. Z t .L
Vi -.l"1. .*_ $.13 3-3;.'V; $0 vi? -
toe crows one himper
HE 0?POSi T115 BILL,
._11._... -1.... 1T1'..1__.:_....... ..._ .,-..,'--'_.LU9292' L.|.lU $J..J-J.JJJ1UD LIU HUM
nder the provisions of the
orcuont ships. This
. |T'. l.lc2
to build
r Filipinos tr... ;-.T.'1 ._p no -. 1.1Merchant V.rine
- rr.duill=_..1 ff! O
.0 H .g_nLn 4 - _ 1..-end of each journey that ho should report as to tho pr0?icirncy of the crow and any
-. , - _,,. T, - I ;_. ,_.92. 1]]. In ;,_Jul.: k Lu, Ir, , _'_
_ t -' J 2, tut 5" "s -" ~ . J weG~= to' i - *
r H¢ii.1 g0"iti;ns so Lhwt they sin
the ¢rowth of ill miiitint union
one pirttime citizen. Their ;
Bil; would be to allow them to sail
lg on attempt to Luke i recs >f '
oteuti. strike-breaking force
yo ill the Ho; and
-T AT Li OPPZJ;1.».
citi -.,.¢.1:;
5. 259$ Tenitor Bridges who woe ojyosed to tno Chili Lihor" clauses in the black-
Connery Biii comoo out there wit; u vioiouo "Child ;ibor"$ili of Qis own ahicé must
hove been written either by the HonuP.cturora ioa'n of the the her of Commerce. This
Bill would permit the use of cnilu lobor by fruit growera, big oii
similar industriilists, = 1 in generol this Bill is entirely un*
TION - TH»? FE OPTJSE I 1LLCTlJ3i
5. 2712. This is an attempt by o re
unend the Notional Labor olutions ~
If en.ct¢a into tie it would prictic.E;@ES$N.
.-.0 ti 01141.1, ,*_;'r.':>i1_J ,
ct in favor of
oily stop all try, poultry and other
~i;ctcry. RECDK?ZNDA
92 .-. . !._92-' ..c92.1z.
i1._;92'
or Vinienborg, to
the lnoustri._1ets ind big business.
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stooges of Big Business. A more speoific analysis of the Bill will be
in the Pilot and Voice as soon as avoilable. a~CP iHJ;TIN ~ TH*T FE
THIS BILL 1005.
ET. H. 265 Congrossxmn -I?'*i.&h of ?.a£=hir1{;t~On R<+1Cti'tnmf,"! 'o.:~;;ld like to
courts set up to handl; all labor problems but he comus out later with
stronger bill. RECOIHLNDATIOH 7 FE SHOULD GPPOEE THIS AND ALL S1ILIAR
H. E. 2737 And hers we have one of Congressman Smith's rwaterpiaoas.
somevha* on tho order of tho Guffy-Bland Bill onlv max» vi"1ou1 1 its . , , , _ . '. . 1, !Lm_ B.-
tion. It would provide for an endless chain of mediation and arbitration during
rhioh tima the Unions would gradually bo torn to niacos and sworn of all ttvirprinted
OPPOBC
have
a much
BILLS,
This is
olio
Fouers. RSCOWHLEDATIOH - THAT YE OPFO3L THIS BILL AYU TH"" CUHGHES 71$ CIITH
O? TAQIIHCTOI BE $JLJHHED F0! THIS FA$GI5T, UH-A" QICLK !ITITUDE TQWARH THE
PROGRESTIVL 193 UNION HOVFHYHT.
h. 2. J Anothor attompt to establish so-called Labor Courts and thus tie
up us in a lot oi legal "Red Tape" so that mannwhilo the employers could go
ahoa-'1 and break strikes. }{I9COZtUZ.El92iD!lTIO!I - THAT F-3. S1'.*.E.' { CLILAFI OF ."-LL SUCH
.?.ZfIAHGLi?&.;I»TS MID TSMT 1-'3 OPPOSZ-J THIS BILL.
H. R. 6143 Similar Bill to S. 2108 described provi usly. Introduced by Con-
Eresamon 3183. REC3ETLHDTIQN THFT E UP?Uq; T I5 hTT ?T UT T "PICHCY"
A F OF L OFTICIALS.
H. R. 6143 Lnothlr br1inst0rm" of Hoffman's. This one uoold provide for the
registration oi all labor organizations and spocifical;y conioans all Fords of
sit-down otrikes. Vicious all the way through. RECOH3NDATI¢N ~ THAT PE OPFOSE
T%IS BILL 100$ and that we not only CONDEMH THIS BIL; *UT TH;T Y; FUHFELR CGHDEIW
HOFFMAN FOR HIS UNAE3%lCAH ACTIVITIES AND GIVE HIE PL KT! OF FUJLICITY A5 A STOOG
OF Eli BU$INES3.
KI
H. R. 6179 Tho final brain child" of Uongrosoman Faith to ornate Boards of
Arbitration and of mediation so th~t the workers will become i:;r§ani?ed again
and Hr, Smith and his friends in industry can reap i92¢iP rowurns at our exponse.
RECJHMEKDATIOH THAT Y1 OPRSTH THIS LILL 1031 LSD T AT Y LL C QCRL3"¬AH QHITH
IN TIM 322.121 GATE? AS E-If!F"I-"92!,'-,I*l Flili {92EICHIGf.N,
H. R. 6456 And here Hoffman sponsors a Bill mime: Jiructlg at tbs o:mon. It 1:
similar to H. R. 6149 previously described out iv nn-- sp=c1?i:. e h : maa so
much noise in Congress this Session that ha mnnt hwvn fin ii? Lul kinsulf plicd
Ph ihb pay PO11 O9 the Shipownors. R5CUHTENDATIUN ~ I U LU "T TiT $5 TZPIL ¥IT
I AH THINKING REGAMDLHG H92?FI92N.
H. 3. $180 Anothur bill to make the sonmen'a union ruoister nni no license would
_be granted to permit us to function until we had *?aod Ln r@Yr in from taking
any action whatsoever that could be dencrihod on milittnt. Ftri%sF we ld L2 oof tho qugation under this rroposei Law and wt nould only he bl to t"-origfz
from the ghipownern. This bill was introduccd hy Conaronowat v@rbl:j fro; '
/
,/ >
/"' ""'*---l __.t L L m:_.l~__- ___ _.._,t__-_-;-r+l;loo o oE ;.|r_ :"' '1 -
» .- -N p - L _.f 0*
I!"'E
* 9K .
J»rs.; and looks like the work of the Hague ,.iiticcl m2c4;nc in Jersey City.
REO0Z~l?~11EIlDATION - THAT m; OPPOSE THIS BILL 100%.
H, R. 7272 Another Bill by Conressmnn Hartley similr to thc one previously du-
scribed but more specific. RECOH;RDATION - THAT PE O?7GT5 LHY ?UGH FIYILR BILLS
BY THIS STO7GE OF TH; HAGUQ POLITICLL HnCHlHL-
H, R. Introduced by Hoffman. This bill soul} prohibit the workers in one
state from going to the aid of their fallow workers in smother state in cane of
A strike. Pretty soon Hoffman will introducc a Bill that will ,rohibit workers
from breathing. Then he will bo satisfied. R5CO1YkMDTIOH THiT FE OPPOSE THIS
BILL-
,_-;_1L.}';LlQT T9 "5-530**E5Q_"T11i5lf§i_,___ ml ~
S 992 This bill was introluced b" Senator Couolxn: 0&1 in la ivc shins J . .
electricians tho status of licensed officars.
8 1275 A 30 page bill by Senator Copeland anj dealing vlth safety lights, etc.
This Bill was introduced to help safaty*nt-son regulations uni to help prevent
collisions at 5&1. Highly teclmicnl and not affnctin lapar vitally.
i Lent OT R. R. L7?3 Introlucad by Congressm n Golden frcm zli o" - .nc t*c
the Bill is go0;. It Fouli provide for the uatnblishm; A homo
marchnut seamen l th~ vicinitg of Srn Pedro, California.1'3. l";= Z1763
H, R. 5932 Intordncel by Congrosrnan Citron. Thin Jill
establishment of a Commission to study and make a re ort
a merchant marina school at Haw Lonion, Connccticut.voul; grovide Tor the
on the ostnblishment.of
R. 7309 Chairman Bland of the Merchant Hnrine Conitteo introduced this
1 which would establish a Fishery Credit Corporation ano tke Pill is aimed
-1,-. .1.-..< ..-.....-.,-92+,-. +1. . 04,-92,_x.... :,._.;..,.+......W-LP cult. JJKJHIJ-J. Ml-.1. ;J..;uJ.|.E', 4.;L'uLL921uJ]l
H. R. 7403 Congraasmun Golden introducud u Bill the purpose of which Lu to ob-
tain finds for the Maritime Commission to min in tke construction of fishing
vessels.
H. h. 7644 Introduced by Congressman artin for tnc purnone of ;roviding certain
veterans oxgnnizations with rifles to be useu at funarnls nnd other cerazonitls.
This Pill will bear watching as "Certain Vntornn; QrEuUiLiQH3" have been used
as Q source from which vigilante squans have onoraten in times of industrial
strife.
F. R. 6700 This Bill would provide that all crews of l
/-'
fun-/
_ 33 -/
Anvrlunn erchant ships ba,5_V;_- _
1-" "--'- '-.-"*5-=-P IF-/
T
1%;
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i
§10¢? native born or completely naturalized citizens. Congressman Goluenfrom Son Pedro, Cal., who sponsors; this E111, hon lit one thought in mindthat was to eliminutc the low-paid alien Kong Kong Phineuc men in theStewards Depurtmcnt from the Dollar Lino 3hiu5, cu this is already boingdone to u great cxacnt. I oz going to requcsz Congressman Goldon to deferany further action on ibis Hill and to support a pfOy0Sed ncasure of ourswhich I shall describe hare a little further on. This Bill in its presentform voulc discriminate against many of our brother Union members whohave only their first paper: and as Congressman Golucn, oz a member ofthe Merchant Karine Committee has always orovcd hintelf favorable to ahaviews as expressed by Labor, I um sure that hr will go alohq witL oursubstituted proposal.
H. L. 4155 This Bill could 5110 ahiyoi radio ogtrutoru the same statusan license: ofiiccrs and I unierstund has the apgroval of the Ahfi. TheEvrcnoinn constitutes a lriof analysis of all Hills affecting us vitallyuh§h have been introduced up until a couple of weeks ago.
P£UPO3ED PILLS TO HE IWTHCDUCYI TH}
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A2 I hoyc yol realize, our York in Yugbiugton up as iii yroaenttime Lin be n_purely of c ucfonsi¥c naturc. qhig to tLc font Lhat we havemu to fight two ;w._',-or hills, Lhéf92Co;>ela=.n-._'*f1nk book" and :1;~s,:.92,E*l.:.r1ci Bill;emu have hau to oppose many other unfkvorable B1115, uh: tha*'k§sidcs tliswe have Eco mar; othor tasks assigned to us such as settling "%ocfs viththe Lur;cu of Marine Inspection and Navigation, the Jublic Hralth ServiceDepartment of Labor, Department of Commerce, unu even nnc or vcpurtwcnt,we have ind very little time left in which to open up Q councor attack,by puuhlng Pills that would ba favorable to us. Alan u rrect dcal of ourtime has boon taken up in contacting the Huritime Com isshxzwiti o viewto getting bettor Hugo sculcs and working conditions on subsidized ships.Hora time has also been taken in taking comylaint? to the HLEB Jor thesettling of Qisputea rcgurcing bargaining rights. 3;, ozher cstoilod nat-tera arise from timc to iimc which have kept us rural; on ck ocfenoiveto data and as at the timc of vriting this there is c :o?@ in £on1r<ss tolimit further action on all penning legislation at thi s~s;1on, rih theexception of the Suyrnme Court Bill, there lg very lit e cossibility ofour being chic to have any favorable Bill; enacted into Liv Yefnrc the nertsession of Congress. It must be uncerstood tic; then V0 Conn no inahingtonin Junuar; we haa nothing prepared in the way of proooana legislation Lndthe Bills of any length or impOJLuC take a great deal of research togrcpara, so this mypc of work it uooully done batveew scsoions. ThisIill hove to to our yrogram in the future if we are to have enoctca into
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Law any Bills favorable to us. I think nrother sullen wuO worked with me
in Washington up until s fen weeks ago will beer ou
I Buy we have been pressed for time at this session
I would like
present the importance
tion of the membership
can be obtnineo beforebring to the attention of
having all proposed Bills
in all Ports so that a truly
such Bills are finally introduced.to
of
in several instances st this session of Congress that when
of hearings on some Bills to all Ports that no suggestions
tions were forthcoming from these Ports as to the stand to
us here. This situation bus forced ne at varinus tines to _
judgment on questions that would in the regulsr oroer of oenocrstic
union busineez to unswerec by the membership themselves. Ur course
tnere are tines when I have been called before Congressional Committees
at snort notice and wicn such has been the coco, I Love ucopted the
line
ship
cure
blocof such emergencies has been
of Senators or Longressnenproven
will try
of theirs tlrou;h in a hurry.
TU!§4lWo§GARDHIU
The Lilli. E. 6§93
This measure was introduced by Congressman Talgren of Washington
on Aoril 19th, which is three months ego. The Department of Commerce and
tne Maritime Comnission have been requested since then to make s renort
as to their opinion of the Bill. Whilst I have never seen any regort from
the Department of Uomnorce I can imagine what it would be. They certainly
woulo not send in u very favorable report on any bill that
any edvsntuges, as Jr. hopur has never done anything
was forced to. However, it will be notcc that since
of our Bill, two other bills, affecting certs o! n. L
introoucoo and action huS teen taken on tieo.
the "school ship" hill and the bill rogerdin; {Le ccrtiiicstion of
boatmen, etc. Those Bills received fuvorurle.1»
I refer S35
J.-1:6!-.!:1:.~ -nootion by tnet my statement when
of Congress.
ell the Delegates
brought to the atten-
oemocrctic opinion
I have found
I sent notices
or recommenda-
be taken by
use mv own
which in my opinion would best serve the interrstu of the member-
ss u whole. The value of having a reprosentaiive present to take
ut this session, as sometimes s
to "railroad" some pot measure
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would give uG
for um unless ho
tie introduction
. Glob have been
cificnlly to
tug~
De-
partment of Commerce. However, we do not nnceosirilg ne~d n fnvorublo
rscomuenoetion from Hr. hoper or uny of his stoogon to get notion on
any of our proposed legislation - the only thin; tin; n do is toslightly delay sending in their reports on the Fills. 30* sinc~ iie ///
introiuctiun oi H. H. éi, there hoe he~u litolv criticism o
clauses in the hill regarding the request for 100% American crors on
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_ - 4~li..,_,,all Kerchant Shrine Ships. I would like to state
the intent to have these clauses enacted into the
Bill after heurings hec been held. Along with Mr
6700! this cove was made in the nature of a threat to nee if th
Line could
cheap
for cihula |.Lu.-11.»
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Qollorfinal draft of
. G0lucn's Pill
not be forced to got rid of their £10.03 and $15.03 u
contract Chinese Stewards from Kong Kong, who not being eligible
tizenship under the present law, were dcniec the ri"ht to enter
the country at all times and were virtually held prisoners on the
Line Ship; in Hoboken during the late strikes. As recently,was not
the
%. H.
Dollar
monaE!
with the pressure from other sources, the holler Line has started to
sand t
if thehose poor exploited nationals back to their own country, and as
Dollar Line expocte to receive any direct subsidy from the
Haritime Cozniaaion they will be forced to get rid of all these men,
we think we have practically accomglieheo our purpose in this matter.
Therefore, in oruer not to discrioinote against some of our Pro
who have only their first ,opers, and as the final action of ththe-r 2
e "schoo
ship Bill and the Bill to certificate the tugkout one other similar
maritime workers, will necessitate the rewording of H. R. 6493,
recommend that e substitute Bill be drafted to take its place.
further recommend that we omit from the substitute Bill those c
uéali with thw percentage of citizens, which toulu in any toy
the pT?$ent Law. As the Lew now reeds 75? of ship=' crews have
citizen: unyvly, one on men; ships the creus ore alfency hbgve
Cantuge in Citizcnuhl;
features of E. E. GLUG
as before. As coon esI would
I would
leuees
change
to he
the per-
requireoonts. Otherwise c; 1e;urus the gincral
I would recommend that they he vo:nc; practicell
the new draft of this Bill is reed it will be
submitted to the membership in all Ports for their consideration. It
must be born in zinc that our main purpose in introducing this Bill is
to amend the Law us regards to revocation of certificates of service
or efficiency. Our biggest fight will be to eliminate the worus "mis-
behavior, negligence and unekillfulncse" from the prruent Lew. If no
action can be obtained on this new measure at this susoion of Congress
it should be pushec imwcoiutely when the nevt session opens.
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E-ocgalr sacs; "1 ACT _r»*on_ _ _ A '
Q-~-.¢As cocoon receive no benefits fro: he creseni 'wcinl Security Act which is in
1:, 1» recommended om we introduce e =":.J.1 of 1=;-.1; 1 for our benefit. 1 have "M.
this thought in mind for some time now and our dest Coast brothers have already submitted
Congressmen Voorhis and myself the first draft of a similar Bill for suggestions and reco
nendetion. » ' . i ". f'n <92B
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" Brother Frank Evans of District Council i2 of the Haritimo Federation of the
Pacific has sent me a number of extra copies of his proposed measure which I shall be gla
to give to any of the Delegates peeent as long as they lest. While the general provieio
of the west Coast draft ere good, 1 do not think their Bill is practicable in its present
form, as it is drafted along the lines of unemployment insurance and relief. owever,
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and which would have a very good chance of being fsvorabd3'coneidered by Congress. A_Bil
of this type would necessarily have to be lengthy and all-inclusive of the subject on chi
it dealt and therefore would require e great deal of study and research work before it Io
be.resdy. Congressman Voorhis recently requested ne'to confer with him as soon as poasib
in order to start some action on this but to date 1 have not bad the time. However, I _
shall start this work as soon es other more urgent matters nave been attended to. wt» _
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States returning from abroad to bring into the Country, free of duty, articles or mercban
purchased in foreign countries up to a value of $103.33. It has been generally thought t
our leemen were not entitled to receive the benefit of this law. However, this is not=tb
nnqa an thorn In nhnn1utn1V nn law on thn ntntntn hanks which would her un Prnn hnvinn th
same rights and privileges as others returning to this country. In regard to this matter
though, the Treasury Department has taken the responsibility of any rules end_regulations
promulgated whereby we are not entitled to these same ;rivileges that are accorded other"
citizens of this country. ' , '- '_ _'J.
New in regard to rcnedying'this situation there are two courses which we cane '
puruse. We can either take a test ease to court through our attorneys and which I think!
we would have a good chance of winning, or else we can introduce e bill which would
specifically include all seamen on American Merchant Ships as being defined as entitled t
all rights and privileges under the present Tariff Act. I an of the opinion that we shou
take this to court first as introducing e Bill would be admitting that we are not cure as
to whether we are entitled to the rights of other classes of American citizens. AH:
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§ , This law was intended to prevent the transportation of interstate commerce qI;~
ltrike'breakere but you can all remember how ineffective it was during the late nericing;strike. Careful consideration should be given this so that constructive amendmantaca§g5be introduced that will really be effective and upon which convictions can be gottengfgfnjmen the Lew is violated. ' -' ;P,;§?g'
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is this law bee been on the statute books for years it is e disgrace. It should
be completely revised and emended. Recommendations are in order es to amendments, _ ;j§?
keeping in mind as to whether we wish to set eg_mininun daily standard as to the cost T§§
oi food,
sens ofits preperetion and serving etc, Also it would be in order to subeit'senplev. 1 34--1 whet would be considered e minimum bill of fare by the Sesmen. ' ;>fe.§, t '3 _ :_;;..-. - . -'~__ _¢~_.>_..,
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also in order that we can get paid off without any trouble
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- e the present law provides that any boy of the
consent of his parents or guardian! can go to see, and as
proposed child labor measure" non before Congress, it is
age limit to 16 years or over so as to conform with other
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Hen? of the lens relating to seamen which are still on the statute
obsolete and unworkable under present economic conditions but as nothing has
to remedy these inn: for nsny years it will take quite e while to get aroundduring labor disputes. '
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this is not in accord with the
recommended that we raise the
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OTHER AHENDHEHTS l A _-
books no
been done
to ell of
then. All delegates are requestd to bring before their membership in ell ports the - M
importence ofoffering recommendations which can be legislated to our advantage, -
PLIOGZRE.-113 or L;n1;sLAr1jon;iag3?sQir;*a;9e.inane 1:¢:o5N§?o._L.
mu:-t?Lor.nnT: - I _- ,_.
Hen; Bills have been introduced at this session dealing with the situation but
no practical solution bee been arrived nt. The Bill S. J. Hes. l?6 which would provide fo:
IPA workers to be nest on the WFA payroll until such tines es they will be absorbed back 1
into private industry merits our support. it is noticeable that rnore XFA worker: nevi»
become organized they have been discriminated against and discharged without proper-benri:
or trials before impartial Boards. It will also be notoo that at this tine when the CIO
is Oonducting
that e strong
L-~..- '.....-..4 em;-.1-I 4-.11¢ VII 'lI.l.LIk-i-LUNIIDtneir greet organisational drive end when many major strikes are in progree
effort is bein; nnde by the forces of the industrialists end big lmsinoss t.
of %PA workers thrown off tbs payroll. Thus creating s potential, stezveé
inarmy of men who would be forcel to scab on their follow sorkers in order to live. -ivory
effort must be mode to keep all present EPA workers on the payroll no that they will not b
forced to become e menace to the trade union movement.
-3']...nge of l2 years or over with th.
' labor bae.held ite own eo fer. _'.; ---qf;j> - :_i1 ~ 5_. ' 0
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réi Intensive heeringe have been held on verioue Bill r~ romeo .
'.ne "child labor? clnuoe in the Black-Connery Bill as reported out of
could preyent the employment of children under the age of 16. -- . i ' -
. ,;.m1s1ne;9aimmnvc §'iI1IPL3S_BY.UIiIONS .
'*; V .,.11l mennero of attempts are being made by the stooges of big business; end pQ_.
ticulerly the etool and automobile interests, to hamper and impair by legislation, the§
rights or the joreera to strike and picket. leny attempts have been mndl to'hevc.thei
Present ¢<>=1a'r<=== eewit iteelf definitely-one way or the other on this -eituationtiut -Q
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i. from e trnde union stand point. The enforcement of this Act will "neut_ei
* from the International benkere point of view. - .
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in Congress. At the time of writing this it seems that the Preahdent'e original plan '
c has been aolved in favor of e substitute Bill which ie non up for consideration on the
floor of the Senate. From present appearances it would seem thet if nothing elee ie "
settled at this eeseion, the Supreme Court issue will be fought out to a finish, if
1 Congress hes to stay here all Summer. The finel result may be in the nature of e con-.promise by ell parties. 92This completes inxbrief my eumnery of Legislation. e. '~COURT ISSUE H
'* .Yolumes can be written on this fight between the liberal and reactionary blocs
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5. That as the AREA in nor ready for auoh a out -. U at until such time ea _
othor organizations are ready to pRrt:ipate, th "ooporate with the ARIA
end establish this office by Nugust 1. . . . .__
6. That !5oo.oo be put in 1 Washington Bank be"ore August 1, by these organiza-
tion: partioipeting in this not-up so that money can be drawn from thie account
to bu the furniture necessary to establish an office. That all neceasegy v ' .
operating expenses be drown from-thia account from time to time an needed. ' ~- . . - . - ".' .92_ .. _. r __ ' _. _ . ._,.~92
7. That this bunk account be rebloniahed by the various organization:-purtiyb J
cipeting eo that at no time there in e balance lees than $200.00 on hand. -.§§'.. . 1 __,. i , __ v .._ . . .__ V_ . I.-._
8. That the Secretary of the Ueshington Committee keep on nocurete-feoo§d- .1
of all monies spent and received and forwardoa weekly financial report to the yHaritime_Council in Row York. A ' ~ M - ji1
9. That all sums snout in excess of $10.00 by the Secretory shall have the
approval of the ropreoont.tivoo of the Unions reprcentotive who is elected to
be placed in the Washington Office. V _ .l - ".,'-
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10. That the eulogy of the Secretory to the Tnonington Conmitteo be not lees _]
than £25.00 per we-.::c.
ll. That tho Secretary shall be n member of o July recognized Union preferably
the BS&AU 10! or uopnn. . -92 ._ 4
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12. That until such e time es all maritime unions are 1 port of this sot-up '
that tho salaqy of any renresontntive of any Union participating and who_ie -9
stationed in Washington, no paid by the nion whom he represents. ' ' ,-
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13. That the proper fitting name be chosen for the Feshington Committee.
Suggestions: Maritime Legislative Committee - National Maritime Committee - ,:_-
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14. Thnt rhatever final action is token on any rocomntndetions by the Delegates
to thin convention, be roforrod to the Maritime Council for consideration.*i»
15. Tnet whatever finl notion is taken on thooo or any other recom:enintione
be referred to the National Unity Convention for Gonsiuerntion. II
16. That rnntevor final noti n is token on those or uny other rocommondntionl
by the Delegates at this Convention be rvForred to the Industrial Haritimo
Committee CIO which was oleotod at the conference with the C10 in ¥Ashingt6n
on July van. . . ,7
The foregoing p?0!O3l5 are submitted on the beaiv of whet nna elreoiy-i
happened at this session of Congress and the not-up Io will need to moot the
requirements at the next session and to start u cnmpuin of our own nropoeod
legislation. Naturally there Hill be also n counter campaign conducted by the
shipping interests to offset what gains no have alronuy mode. he the present
administration is the meet favorable to labor that hoe 6Vuf been in the Hation'£
Cnpitol we should take every-ndynntngo o§ this one pressed with our plona. I _
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. The need for legislative end fOllLiCl ' Lion cPnn~ * Koo strongly
phauiraf st this_ti:e. Lvery trnde Union of or; sire take: » n:tivo interest in all
sorossl legislation. up to this session of Conjross the sex; o were the most neglect|_ orn-
or in Tznrica from this viewpoint. Thin can be 1 edily undor.fo¢1 when we look at sect it
of the obsolete laws affecting us which are still on the stntctc books. "5
' I have had it pointed out to me that Just a little over n year age I was op;os92
to the seamen taking strong political action. Well, 1 certainly was. It must be remenbo l
tnongh that at that time the seamen had taken very little economic action iwith the _
exception of the Spring Strike! and economic action is necessary to any clans of workers
in order to fit than conscious of the necessity of political action. t least that has
always been my theory. Well, we have the necessary back3round new end are well experienced
to star the political field, so let us make the most of our opportunities.
To show the need of such political action by us 1 will quote briefly hers en
extract from the radio address given by Congressmen aenry G. Toigen Farmer-Labor
iepresentative from Hinnosots. Congressman Tiognn in his speech stated: POLITICAL ACTION
iECESSARI "it is sppsrsnt, I believe, that these industrial conflicts can only be ended
when the worners themselves are guaranteed continuous employment and the rlht to e
decent living at their own hands. This will require collective notion on their part. It '
will not only require organization upon the economic field but will require united action
oalitically as well.I
During the pest few months the value of political action hse been demonstrated.
In every case snore the workers noted intelligently rt the polls inst November, they
Wave received some fair consideration at the hands of the officers of the lea when they
:ent out on strike. *uere, on the other bend, they foiioteo the advice of the capital-
ists press to ltn; out of_;oliticu, they were bludgeoned and bcten no by the hirelings
J? big business and the political state EJEU out on strike. Pernepn no better illus-
tration of this treatment can be found tnnn that which took place in Chicago plant of F
one Republic Steel Corporation on Memorial Day. 1 think it illustrates quite perfectly the
sort of treitmont that the workers arc bound to receive wherever politinl power is lodged .
in the hands of lnbor's enemies. .I
This appeal from e real ;rogrossive member of the present Congress should be
stronn enough indication of the notion that will be necessary for us to take in the
future. Jther Congressmen have requested that I make this e; eel to all the Delegntes
more at our Convention. -
There is s little bond of progressive Senators end Conrrcennen in the prP"nt
dministrotion who have the interest of labor at heart, but mot of the time thnr 35*
been fignting with their backs to the wall, and they are so outnumbered that °"@Y can
make very little Headway. So it is up to us who are gathered here at thlr Cvnvnti
Ito make it our buniness upon our return to the vnrlous ertn from which "9 chm : t°
iwprend the "ordthst n renter interest in politicnl ectlpu is nu.JeH HQ thft W59 nlt
:l8Cti0H time comes slon, we shall be able to send many mnfc Frirud vi 4991? 4*?" L -K.erbers of our Legislative bodies. ind l~t us hope that t:e 7*9r 1749 will 5° lnbatd
Jeprosonted in Conress by a figntin; m10ritY: so that the '0? °f 5 °:° S t:F;Jd ronzressmen who are acting now as pioneers for the labor movement shall not Hsv -3 go
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Also before closina cg report I would 92'ke to thux ; r Hrothore who cooper
with m ax the various Afi that have been L id in nshiv; an. Brother Re1borne,
Preeident of the ARTA was always randy to coope1 to at any ti nod has pushed e
"invro"P campaign of his own; in spite of the fart that he 1'" ""1y other duties to
perform. And I went to inform the Delegates of thia Convention that we owe en over-,,_. ._
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lasting vote of thanks to Brother James Eullen of the Great Lakes Division of our Unio
for the work which he accomplished in Tnahington-
And now. Brother Delegates, although owing to the pressure of work and thB
limited time which still lw&VEE this report incomplete, I hope I have conveyed to yov "
general idea of the work which hea been accomplished in Washington and the plan we r
have to follow in the future, so that the Maritime Workers, E103; with the workers L
other industries by working Jointly together can achieve the goal through political
action which will culminate in the formvtion in time of a real workers government»
Respectfully submitted
sijnedj Rhlph ouercon
dalyh Emerson, Legislative
Representative
NATIONAL HAHITIRE UHIQN O? AHERICA.
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The Credentials Committee brings in the following report end recom-
mendations to be approved by the Constitutional Convention. In making
the various proposals and recommendations, the Committee has been guided
by the Rules sent out to the Ports and Ships in the Election of Delegates.
that the Chairman: signature suffice es the 0.K. for each credential.
Recommendation that unless full credentials or minutes come in, no
Delegate be seated. Telegrams or word of mouth shell be considered as in-
sufficient information in the seating of Delegates.
Fecommendetion that no man be seated unless he is duly elected by the
Ship or Port which he represents.
- Recommendation that no man coming as Delegate to the Convention shall
have the combined power of more than three votes.i92j l% Recommendation that llternate Delegates be seated separately from the
92-_ regular Delegates - that they be given a special section in the gallery.
,. That the Fraternal Delegatel shall sit in the main hell, but shell be seated..-92 in the back, so that there shall be no confusion in the voting.
Voting shall be curried on by calling the roil of the Ports and Ships,
in the order of number of Votes each shall be entitled to have.
Following the acceptance of this report, e committee shell be stationed
at the door to stop each Delegate, examine his book and credential, mark
etch credential with the number of votes the delegate shall receive and seal
the credential. Brother Korbow to examine the books and Brother Cunningham
IQ -A11 92-..- -...-_.l.-...92-l--l'¢~'92.-.tU Dt,'C~J. til CIUUUH.h'.LfJ-A-5;
The sub-committee of four - Frank Dunlevoy Chairmen! Frank JCn£5,
Themes ¥cGonn end G. Vsnderros shall function after this report is accepted
to tote crre of any delegates thnt may cone in during the rest of the Con
vention. A
The follcwinq changes were made regcrdinr thc credunticls:
l. Smith Hopkins shell be sented as e Froternel Dvlegete, wit voice, but
no Vote.
2. 5, J. Sawicki Savannah! shell be seated no e Port Delegate wit? three
r" Votes.
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' as e delegate with three votes.
L. The three delegates from the Harbor Boetmen'e Division Boston! shall .
be seated as Port Delegates with one Vote each.
5. The three delegates from the Great Lakes A. Duffy, James Iullen and H.
Hadley Stone - shall be seated as Port Delegates with three Votes each.
6. That Charles Keith, of the Publicity Bureau, HHU and Al Bothbart and L.
Chamberlain of the Pilot, shall be seated as Fraternal Delegates.
Following the reports of these three Brothers, they shall have no further_ . ;
Voice at the Convention.
l 7. The Robert a. Lee sent two delegates, one representinq the Engine & Deck , .-1
Divisicn and one representing the Stcward's Division. Since the unlicensed, ,
personnel is less than one hundred 95! only one delegate be seated and '
the other be seated as an alternate Delegate.
8. Brother Fred Renaud was elected as a delegate from the engine division i:
New York and was also elected as the Engine Division Delegate from the
Washington. Since he is a shore-side Delegate, he shell not be seated as
ship's Delegate, and the Convention shall not accept him as e delegate ,
from the WASHINGTON.92.l
That Walter Carney shall not be seated as Ship's Delegate from the KESTHKN 5 9.
WORLD, as he is not a member of the crew there and was not elected by them.
10. That Robert Lawrence, alternate Delegate from the Deck Division, New York,
shall be seated as full delegate in place of Chas. DeGrcss.
ll. That the ACADIA shell be given two Votes one for the Engine Division
and one for the Deck Division.
12. That Felix Siren from the CLIFFWOOD and Thomas Hurphy from the !LGONQUIN shl
not be seated as Ship's delegates b cause no minutes or credentials wererreceived for them. That they shall be seated as Fraternal Delegates.
13. That Edward Cheqnette shall not be seated as e ship's Delegate fron the
SAHUEL Q. BROHN as he is not a member of the crew of that Ship.F " 14. That D. Boano shall not be seated es a ship's delegate from the BASSTON
as he is not a member of the crew of that Ship.
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NAME
Sidney Abend
John Allen
H. G. Allen
Jesse Brooks
George Bishop
Herold Bankus
Marvin Browning-" accordance with the Rules of the Convention.
SHIP
A Ancon
. Astral
J.I.Cudah & Fm.Thompson
Shawnee
Oriente
Dorothy Luckcnbach
Texas Banker
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Jt. Delegate
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E. S. Blackuall
Trad Benson
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Michael Carabella
Kenppth Carlson
Eérd C= Clarke
A.CmTUlu
I. Chapman
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I. H. Cry:Patotfurz
Unbllf
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Calleniot
Herbert C1»'92
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Edwar Dozinr
Robert Dickinson
Josoph Dono";n_;;l.92 '7
Raymond Denes
Paymond L» tesnond
Antone L-
G. I. Dixon
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xfaal Fernanoz
rry Flrgbn
C? rd Pyanci
;0rga Firth
. F. Pikes
iobart J, Fair
[anon Favor
Jharles Cluur
3. P. Lately
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.lenn Gaumill
J. Gravouon
Jarrs Grlnchin
Gwms
Trunk Uromodko
in. Hutoheaon92Virginia
Suriname
Thomas Baal
Badileh
P. J. Luckenbach
Priscilla-
Exchoster
8anta Elena '
Pros. oonsvalt
Iroquois
Santa Clarg -
Samuel L= *ullcr
Sixoala
Isaac T, Mann
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Yucatan
Dannodaika
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Priscilla
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California
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George haahington
Americon Imgorter
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merican Her.
Poion
Tiger
Pan American
Iirginia
EratarAmerican
Norrul{
GargoyleMarineL1VISiwn
Stewards
Jt. Delegate
Jt. Dilagaio
Jt. Dolegute
Jt. Delegate
Engine
Jt.i[elegato
Dock & Engine
Jt. Dclegatu
Engine
Jt. Bole; to
Jti Dologuio
Jt. Delegate
Jt. Delegate
Jto Ulagato
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Sienarda
It. Delegate
It. Delcgat:
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Etslords
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Edwards Hewitt
Stephen Harvey
I ""m. Cunningham
~- - Thomae Harrison
George F. Kenrn
J. Hussee3;;
; Henry HauQe
= John Irizerrv -up; a,1 Norman R. lbbetson
'.'¢ George Inde
Egbert Japngio
Jens E. Jebsen
John Jinx!
_ Jchn_§elly"PatricEKernen
_ C. Arrington Keene
L; C. Kincaid
Reno C. King
Hey T._Kelley l
King =
Kgnneally, Fm.
Qeorge Raooint
Al Lennon
Angelo Loto
Loser
TI. L0pse
' L. Lovinghouse
L. Larson
Iuschineki
R. Lehndo;?f
Arthur Lynn
L0onee-
. Hm. Martinelli
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A. T. Rermo
James Mcuught
R. McCrodden
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Charles Hnnehen
John Nensky
H. E. McCerthy_
--Bobert Murphy-
R. J. MeenenAcadia
Saute Rosa
Washington
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R0 Eu HOpkinIl
Potter
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Bueneventura
Oriente
David McKelvy
Priscilla
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Hunargo
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Pan - Maine
Virginia Sinclair
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American Robin
Berwindglen
Sea Thrush
Spencer Kellogg
Tampa
Swiftlight
Ulua
Anson _ _r*
Yankee Arroe
PennsylvaniaTexmar
Pennmar
Susan V. LuekenLechmla?! i
Engine
Jt. Delegate
Deck
Jt. Delegate
Jt. Delegate
Jt. Delegate
Jt- Delegate
Jt. Delegate
Stewards
Jf. Delegate
Deck
Jt. Delegate
Engine
Eggine.
Jt, Delegete
Stewars
Jt; Delegate
Jt. Delegate
Jt. Delegate
Jt. Delegate
Jt. L£lEEht¬
Jt. B6lEjai6
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B. IcGilvery
Eigene J. Marrin
Robert L. Merritt
John Hoone-
Charles Ruasl
Bernard J. Oneil
Christobal Ore.
Gabriel Purchase,
Joseph Perry. T__
B. Pena
Poifer
Jack Paene
Roland Perry
James Phelps
Charles Pelet
Charles Russell
alter Reese
Joe Ramos"
Leo Regan
Simon Stieglitz
L. Samuels
Fred Strelet
Jame: Shehan
Frank Smith
J. 5teglik
G. Shannon
Stewart
L. J. Stacey
Shoonmakér
Thomas Taylgr __
James Trottcn
H. Turner
G. Vanderos
Van Arsdelen
Joe Feias
E. Zcllner
Ray Kat:Jr.éli
Turrialba
Santa Barbcra
Achilles -
California
Black Hawk
Vincent
Florida
Shawnee
American Banker
Volunteer .
Swift Scout
Guayaquil
Lacoi
Dixie
President Harding
ilton92§ -u; _e
Ogontz
Eastern World
Shawnee
lashingtoh
Quiriqua _.
Cristobal
Express
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.....,__~ _Présideht Harding
Sen Mateo
Botterton
San Jecento
Km. Humphrey
Lmeric&nuF&rmer-
El Hundo ' '"" l
Pipestone County
City of Newport N
Pennsylvania
Retort Luckenhach
Coumu
EKhibitOT
AuroraGT5
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Below are the Port Delegates and the numLcr of VOTES each shall have, in
accordance with the Rules of the Convention.
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Frank Jones
F. C. Smith
Genhyn Lyons
Ted Lewis
lary Agnes Lodd
- Charles J. HcCarthy
Joseph CurranRobert_Lasrenpe
Sherman Lemmon
Frederick Meyers
Ehomae Ray
Pominick Gavin
Jerry King -»-
Fred Renaud
Jack Lawreneon
Moo Byne
Dave Ramos
F. C. Phillips -_..=-
K. K. Owen
{Fumes Durgin
Henry Fore »*
___Che._1:}g-§__}'.ur in ,onohue *'
Hurray
Querel
Burnstine
J. Krupp
Schnorirg
H. Paulawski
5! city Ryan
Edwards
92Ed Coon
Neel Henley
Patrick B. Fhalen
Chris Larkin
H. Allugyer
E. E. Aglin
Burlon arbard
DunnardLareon
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Frank . Stokl
Johnson
Applewhi*ePORT
New York
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Providence
Philadelphia
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iN Robert E. Moors
.1 Frank Rinaldo
92 luck Loo
Arthur Thomas
D. lacclonnon
D-11H "lH'H lnh
Floroncio Rivera
Francis P. O'Donohue
Robert T.Fillingham
James F. Murphy
Frank Dunlavey
./Royce Kerbow
Killian Lois
Robert Mills
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Tomaa Ecowon
Robert Hawkts
Clarenco adell
A. Buffy
" H. Hadley Stone
92 James Iiliens
I Sigmund J. Sawicki- ' ' James Eernettv
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This represents 68 men from 1L Ports.
eloy_oPe the frate;pal_Deie£gt5o from Qrganiz§tion3_
' V. J. Malone
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92 Eilliom 01112110.;
!92lllan S. Haywood
1T. [Char1es Keith
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-~ Smith Hopkins
ervyn Fothborno
Harold b. FlemingJ. A. Sul1ivan92und J.Karine, Firemen, Oilerr, ateriender & EIZOTS Association
Inland Eoatmen's Union 01 the Pacific
Vito arcantonio, nne Damon and Sam Dlugin - International Labor Defon
Pursors Division.
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Eashington Legislative Rupreoeptwtive N.?,U,
bhapman - Cunuiian Seaman's Union
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ON ORGLN I ZA TI ONI/. camper:
/ Iou requested a brief memorandum on 9 of the 12 men
;,- appq n d to the above-captioned commission. President Eise .4 ..-/ ' hoapér, Vice-President Nixon and House Speaker Joseph I. llar in,5,p:,"' J'l.{r., each named four men to this commission. "°""
/IPresident Eisenhower named; _ -/
Former President Herbert Hoover. He is expected AZ
to head the committee. 1
Jilmes A Fa lHerbert.BroITon:gfl 'f;; r4::::::§?§:[;§g" I '1 .2...
Defense llobilizer Arthur S. 1'1 M ._,__.¢! -;.-=h_-;| ;_ -i§;92».,L.¢».enFILU .
I .-' Senator Homer Ferguson, Republicanhoa lrichigan. Q pgo
/' Senator John L. McClellan, Democrat of Arkansas.
/ Solomon C. Hollist r, Dean of the Cornell University~/ Civil Engineering School.
Robert G. Storey, Dean of the Southern Methodist ,
University Lam School. _ '
nmii I'ice-President Richard ll. Nixon named: ' SKIS?!
Ant anonymous telephone call to the office of_~,Houee
g Speaker Martin resulted in obtaining the names of those designated
by him. They are; Q #1 1 I
92 . _ *3 *. . <1-X Joseph P. Kennedy, Srffrformer Ambassador-~,to_~£reat Bri/t-fan,/ and also a Special Contact ofthe Boston Qffice.
" Sidney 4. Mitchell, prominent New fort banker and92 Q? former Special Attache, American hbassy; London.92 Clarence Brown, Republican Congressman of Ohio.l |Chet Holigéield, Democratic Congressman from California. 9X 4 ' /J
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Jose h Patricj%§;nnedy was born in Boston, Hassachusetts,
on §eptember_jg_J888. Fe"received an ???T*5egree"]roi Harvard
in 1912; he has received numerous honorary degrees from
universities and colleges, both in the United States and abroad.
He married Rose Fitegerala in 1914. They had nine children.
Who's Fho in America 1952!
<@,COne of their sons is John Fitzgerald Kennedy, thE ~:~
present Democratic Senator from Massachusetts. It is to be
noted that Senator Kenned is a member of the Committee onGovernment Operations. Sgongressional Directory, 83rd Congress,
lst Session, March, 1953
C U Kennedy was a bank eaaminer for yassachusetts from
1912 to 1914 and President of the Columbia lrust Company from
1914 to 191?. Over the next ten years he was engaged in
various financial endeavors which included banking, shipbuilding
and the movie industry. He was appointed to the Securities
and Exchange Commission in 1934. He resigned in 1935. In 193?
he was appointed Ambassador to _G_reat_j_r;jtain-93? to 1940! He
is a trustee of Notre Dame University, a Catholic and a Democrat.
He has a summer home at North Ocean Boulevard, Palm Beach,
' I7ho's Fho in America 1952! Florida.
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Joseph P. Kennedy in 1948 was appointed to the staf
of Honorable Herbert Hoover. Hr. Hoover headed the Commission
on 01-ganieation of the Executive Branch of the Government.
A ten-page summary memorandum was prepared on Kennedy at this
tine. so-use-see!
This memorandum contained information to the effect
that in April, 1942, the Bureau received unsolicited informationfrom a confidential source of u abilit concerningons i ioating _ v .
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a very prof: e oug he influence of
It was alleged he has received an annual income of
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This transaction involved the acquiring of exclusive
outlet rights for the United States from Distillers Limited,
which reportedly controlled almost the entire Scotch Fhiskey
output in England.
In 1948, Miss Eunice Kennedy, a daughter of Joseph P.
Kennedy, was employed in the Department of Justice as Executive
Secretary to the Attorney General in charge of juvenile matters.
The Bureau's relations with Kennedy over the past years
have been very cordial. 94-37808!
Joseph P. Kennedy has been a special service contact qf
the Boston Qfice since 1943. ?-380854!
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Hoover for. clearances Executive Order 10450 for _llembare and staff of t oLgn__Q?_e;1_isgt_1gn __ _/g_f___t1le_ B§__e§;_1t1.1g__§Lgngh o the overnmen is eelf- f W!
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give prompt attention to his request. I presume there
is no need to wait for all of the investigations to be
completed, Int to aend the reports along individually
as soon as they are ready.-I37
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Executive Order to exempt certain men on the liet from
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General Accounting
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' September Z9, 1953 Washington Z5, D.
Honorable Herbert Brownell, J r.
The Attorney General
Department of Justice
Washington, D. C.
Dear Mr. Brownellz
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-c In accordance with our conversation at lunch today,
I am enclosing a list of Commissioners and Task Force
officials of the Commission on Or§ap.ization of the Executive
Branch oi the Government, as to whom I would appreciate
a special and quick clearance under Executive 01-der 16450.
The re will be other names which probably can be
cleared under the normal procedure. However, I hope that
you will let me in-apose on you for speedy action on some
of these if it is necessary.
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. .| - /'' u. Robert QXBf.o1-ey/
. 5. smmy!!:n .n.11
-» 6. Joseph Paxnedy
Officials of tin Ommisuion and Tusk Force Leadors: "
,_,-A ;_ 1. - ohrz Fm of Siettinius, Taft a Hollister
oi Cincinnati, Ohio!
o 2, Dr. HaroJ.|f¬1:z92 B:'ookingu Ina'bitut.icn!;_! w
'I 3. J. Formerly Capt. U. S. Naval Reaorvo and ,1_{____
now head of his Lccounting Finn in Boston!
AT; ..~ '.;~ Ah. Gen. Clzarlaoiaaitznan Former Assistant Sacretary of State!
r' 5, Price,IAterhouse and Co.., {I__o1r__Z§ork!
II 6. Charles B*.Coope_r_ Chairman of Board of Prosbyberian Hospital
' in New York! _
A 7. Joseph P7-Tfmmls Managing m1-.¢1=m- oi Waldori Astoria in New yo;-1<!
.- B. ®am & Chicago! iii
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Adm Ben i rroll Jones & Lmghlin Stool Corp. of Pittsburgh!
-'921O. Robert L. -L*'.llcComick Citizens Comnitt-ea for an Hoover
Riprt, I'l8h.'LngbOn, Do C.! _.
II 11. Im|renF§5!92'l-Ahoy Iaahington,_ D. C.!
tq 12. llias & r W Secrata.'l"y! /"
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