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...generally could take much comfort from his triumph. "Labor conditions have improved," said he not long ago. "But they have not improved because of the willingness of capital. ... I have always believed in [unions] where needed, and they have been needed almost everywhere." Quoting these words, New York Post Columnist Samuel Grafton added on his own: "Those who are op posed to unions must at once accept the leadership of Mr. George F. Johnson, for his way has worked. But the trouble is, they have to take...
...Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.'s George Huntington Hartford II; Chewing Gum's Philip Knight Wrigley; Marion Rosenwald Stern and her brother, Lessing Julius Rosenwald of Sears, Roebuck & Co.; Lawyer Garrard Bigelow Winston, Under Secretary of the Treasury in Calvin Coolidge's Administration; Producer Dwight Deere Wiman; Columnist Dorothy Thompson...
...That such beliefs were harbored by many a Right-thinking dissenter in the Guild was no news either to Guildsmen or to their publisher-employers. But seldom had such charges been aired in the public press, least of all by a Guild member, and never by a newspaperman with Columnist Pegler's immense following. The Guild's executives were understandably alarmed...
Last November acid-tongued Columnist Westbrook Pegler dug up evidence in Chicago that in 1922 William Bioff had been convicted of pandering, sentenced to six months in jail, released after serving just eight days (TIME, Aug. 21, Dec. 4). This was news because Bioff is western representative and reputed boss of the potent International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes (Stagehands' Union...
Then Governor Horner postponed the hearing. Then he postponed his decision, announced that he would hold another hearing on Jan. 10. One month after Columnist Pegler's evidence had appeared in print the Chicago Daily News came out with an editorial asking: Why Delay...