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...good intentions but by law-Section 7 (a) of the Industrial Recovery Act requiring employers to bargain with their employes collectively. 2) It had a new personnel, a National Labor Board composed of five (recently increased to six) representatives each of Labor and Industry, including such potent figures as Gerard Swope, William Green, Pierre S. du Pont, John L. Lewis. And, biggest difference of all. it was captained by a stocky, barrel-chested, German-born, Tammany-raised Senator from New York, Robert Ferdinand Wagner. Last week Senator Wagner knew full well what he was facing. In the first six months...
...pound class: Rosengren of Springfield defeated Gerard J. Piel '37 by fall. Time...
...Gerard Swope (General Electric) . . .Not available...
...President issued an order cutting the last link between the National Labor Board and NRA. To its eight members, he added five more: Clay Williams, president of Reynolds Tobacco Co.; Leon Marshall of Johns Hopkins Law School; Ernest Draper, Manhattan food packer; Gerard Swope, president of General Electric; and Harry Dennison, stationery supplies manufacturer. Thus was the first step taken to give the Labor. Board new powers to settle the Weirton Steel and Budd Manufacturing Co. labor disputes...
...dropped out; only nine of the 15 starters finished. The lead changed hands so frequently that even the five judges, trying to keep track of everyone at once, often wondered who was ahead. Franco Georgetti and Torchy Peden, his big, red-headed teammate, were booed for loafing. Jolly Belgian Gerard Debaets and Bobby Thomas, a member of the U. S. bicycle team in the 1932 Olympic Games, stayed with the leaders until the sixth day when the Italian-French team of Paul Brocardo and Marcel Guimbretiere moved out in front. Daring, fast, both fine sprinters, Brocardo and Guimbretiere went into...