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The Motormen and Motor Coach Operators Magazine 1945 (second issue)
13 Indianapolis Street Car Case
Shows the tough resistance Indianapolis Police battered two Union Organizers. The two were arrested 53 times in less that two weeks.
17 Reconversion Plan Urgent, AFL Says
AFL warns that post-war production drawdown will harm the local economy. HST's Reconversion legislation was defeated.
21 Labor Agencies
New Secretary of Labor , Judge Schwellenbach, calls upon all unions to let him be their advocate and advisor. But he had not proven himself
23 Incompetents Trying to Cover Up
Manpower shortages will disappear overnight if officials will cooperate with unions.
23 After V-E
Six requirements for union recovery after the War.
25 Severance Pay for All War Workers Says the AFL
AFL cooperates with War Labor Board in providing postwar unemployment benefits to steel workers, but WLB refuses to assist all other employees.
27 Vast Production Job Faces U. S. Workers
Pentagon general outlines equipment needs for future wars.
27 Good Equipment Eases Routine Household Tasks
Kitchen hacks from 1945
29 Watch For New AFL Radio Program "American Federationist of the Air"
Weekly labor news-magazine broadcast from ABC
29 Two Sleepy Yanks Make Beds on Stacks of TNT
Two tired soldiers in Belgium rested for the night in a ammo storehouse
31 Three Labor Men Named to Regional OAP Office
Three prominent labor leaders now head Atlanta's Office of Public Affairs
33 President Truman Indicates Support of Anti-Poll Tax Legislation
Truman points to his legislative history as evidence of his intention to get rid of Poll Tax (Evelyn Butts legacy)
47 Sixteen Ways To Kill Your Organization
47 Man Shortage
"Just give me a man" poem
49 Schwellenbach Pledges Justice For Labor
Judge Schwellenbach pledges to run the Department of Labor as he does his courtroom.
51 AFL Unions Told How To Assist Returning Vets
AFL encourages all unions to hire and assist returning veterans.
53 D. C. Government Sets Five-Day Employees' Week October 1
Commissioners of Washington DC standardize their employee's work week to 40 hours per week. Those previously working 44 hours will have their salaries adjusted.
53 AFL Hero, Now Dead, Awarded Highest Honor
20 year-old soldier and member of Retail Clerks International Protective Association Local 1315-A received the Medal of Honor posthumously.
55 Wage Cut Should Be Prohibited Green Says
AFL President President, William Green, outlines his three-pronged plan to raise wages.
55 No Union Conventions Possible During 1945 Due To Re-deployment
Office of Defence Transportation bans congregations of more than 50 people due to rationing of train space.
55 Wisdom
The test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance e of those who have much: it is whether we provide enough for those who have little -- Franklin D. Roosevelt
56 No Convention For AFL in 1946
AFL's Executive Counsel will meet in Chicago, instead of the usual 600 union delegates, due the the above mentioned train-travel rationing.
56 He Turned On To The Wrong Street
WW I and WW2 were precipitated by the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand when his carriage turned down the wrong street in Sarajevo in 1914.
65 The Ideal of Freedom
Individual union members must strengthen their unions so that the unions can fight for better lives for all others.
67 Postwar and the Union Label
Union member of Machinists' Union Local 174, says to support american manufacturing jobs by buying union-made products.
69 Are You Helping?
U. S. Department of Commerce pamphlet says that the recycling of waste paper has declined during the last year (1945) because of the amount of paper being exported overseas by the armed forces.
71 What Kind of People Will German People Be?
We must accept the many Americans who are of German ancestry who are not Nazis.
73 Dog Roams 6,000 Miles; Finally Locates Owner
A Captain fighting on a South Pacific Island is reunited with his cocker spaniel.
74 2,500,000 Soldiers Want Old Jobs Back
Soldiers polled expect to return to their previous jobs after the war.
74 Delayed Stinger
Commander in Chief transmits an import addendum to a Captain's critique
The Motormen and Motor Coach Operators Magazine 1949
14, 16, 23 Austrian Workers Reject Communism
When the Nazis occupied Austria they forced all workers to join the German Labor Front, in making equipment for German soldiers. However the disbanded Trade Unionists secretly organized underground unions. When Germany surrendered in 1945 the Austrian trade unionist grew to 1.230 million members. !n 1947 the ranks grew to 1.4 million, made up of 80% Social Democrats, 10% Christian Democrats, and 10% Communists.
14, 16, 23 Austrian Workers Reject Communism
When the Nazis occupied Austria they forced all workers to join the German Labor Front, in making equipment for German soldiers. However the disbanded Trade Unionists secretly organized underground unions. When Germany surrendered in 1945 the Austrian trade unionist grew to 1.230 million members. !n 1947 the ranks grew to 1.4 million, made up of 80% Social Democrats, 10% Christian Democrats, and 10% Communists.
The Motormen and Motor Coach Operators Magazine 1950
Motor Coach Operators Magazine 1951
7, 9 Stake of Labor in Mobilization Is Freedom
While outnumbered by workers of Totalitarian Hitler and Mussolini, American workers dominated the enemy by their know-how, energy, and determination.
9 Unions--A Moral Force
Unions around the globe have been protesting forced/prison labor. At home they have been fighting against child labor, unsanitary workshops, and firetrap factories.
9 Labor Entitled to Protection from Exorbitant Prices
The Economic Stabilization Agency vows to protect workers from the postwar price-gouging.
17 As Full Partner, Labor Has Much to Contribute
In his Labor Day speech, Secretary of the Interior promotes Public Sector Unions.
19 First Consideration Must Be Given to Our Security
In his Labor Day speech, AFL President praised Union workers contribution to the the WW II victory. But said that Congress refused his request for protection from cost-of-living increases.
Therefore Union members must campaign for more liberal candidates in 1952.
Bus Operators Magazine 1952
4, 7, 10, 12, 26, History of Local 1177
26, 29, List of Elected Officers 1940 - 1852
30, Wage Scale When Organized and Present Wage Scale
Bus Operator Magazine 1953
10 Miss Grace Aileen Wood (VTC's oldest girl bus operator) and William Harvey Booth (oldest bus operator)
12 Out of the Din and Distant Past Into Present Day (History of transit in Norfolk)
15 What is Brotherhood
17 Others are not Fat (support AFL's CARE)
17 Retail Food Prices at all-time High
19, 20, 27 Unions Long Ago
27 Natural Mistake
Bus Operator Magazine 1954
4 Bio Wallace Caps Barry & Albert Wilson Lilley
6 Bio James Wayland Hedspeth
8 W. Gabbard at Virginia State Federation of Labor in Wheelchair
10 Past President of Local 1177 Elected Vice President of Norfolk Labor's League for Political Education
12 Father Williford's bio
16, 17 Highlights of Virginia State Federation of Labor Convention
Bus Operator Magazine 1955
3, History of 1177
4 Jack S. Smith Resigns as President of Virginia State Federation of Labor
6, 7 The Pension Plan
9, 10 The Only Bus Company YMCA in the World
11, 18, 24 Norfolk Division Employees Attend Labor League's Meet
12 Labor Day Parade (1177 enters a float in Norfolk's annual parade)
14, 15, 16, 18 Virginia State Labor Convention Huge Success
23 Our YMCA (by A. L, Redfearn)
24, 26 List of Elected Officers 1940 - 1853
Motor Coach Operators Magazine 1951
7, 9 Stake of Labor in Mobilization Is Freedom
While outnumbered by workers of Totalitarian Hitler and Mussolini, American workers dominated the enemy by their know-how, energy, and determination.
9 Unions--A Moral Force
Unions around the globe have been protesting forced/prison labor. At home they have been fighting against child labor, unsanitary workshops, and firetrap factories.
9 Labor Entitled to Protection from Exorbitant Prices
The Economic Stabilization Agency vows to protect workers from the postwar price-gouging.
17 As Full Partner, Labor Has Much to Contribute
In his Labor Day speech, Secretary of the Interior promotes Public Sector Unions.
19 First Consideration Must Be Given to Our Security
In his Labor Day speech, AFL President praised Union workers contribution to the the WW II victory. But said that Congress refused his request for protection from cost-of-living increases.
Therefore Union members must campaign for more liberal candidates in 1952.
Bus Operators Magazine 1952
4, 7, 10, 12, 26, History of Local 1177
26, 29, List of Elected Officers 1940 - 1852
30, Wage Scale When Organized and Present Wage Scale
Bus Operator Magazine 1953
10 Miss Grace Aileen Wood (VTC's oldest girl bus operator) and William Harvey Booth (oldest bus operator)
12 Out of the Din and Distant Past Into Present Day (History of transit in Norfolk)
15 What is Brotherhood
17 Others are not Fat (support AFL's CARE)
17 Retail Food Prices at all-time High
19, 20, 27 Unions Long Ago
27 Natural Mistake
Bus Operator Magazine 1954
4 Bio Wallace Caps Barry & Albert Wilson Lilley
6 Bio James Wayland Hedspeth
8 W. Gabbard at Virginia State Federation of Labor in Wheelchair
10 Past President of Local 1177 Elected Vice President of Norfolk Labor's League for Political Education
12 Father Williford's bio
16, 17 Highlights of Virginia State Federation of Labor Convention
Bus Operator Magazine 1955
3, History of 1177
4 Jack S. Smith Resigns as President of Virginia State Federation of Labor
6, 7 The Pension Plan
9, 10 The Only Bus Company YMCA in the World
11, 18, 24 Norfolk Division Employees Attend Labor League's Meet
12 Labor Day Parade (1177 enters a float in Norfolk's annual parade)
14, 15, 16, 18 Virginia State Labor Convention Huge Success
23 Our YMCA (by A. L, Redfearn)
24, 26 List of Elected Officers 1940 - 1853
