Word: hudsons
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...workers. Thus did the entire industry court favor with the Administration by payroll increases. Day after this first move, Senator Wagner's National Labor Board opened strike hearings in Washington. The heads of the A. F. of L. automobile union appeared with evidence to prove that Hudson. Buick and Fisher Body had discharged men who joined A. F. of L. unions, had herded workers into company unions. They demanded shop elections under Labor Board auspices for workers to choose their own unions. The Labor Board heard them with much sympathy. Only that morning Senator Wagner had appeared before...
...THOMAS HUDSON McKEE Director of Public Relations Texas Civil Works Administration Austin, Texas...
...Ferdinand Pecora, counsel for the Senate Banking & Currency Committee, last week found one for which he could say a good word. It was the San Francisco Mining Exchange, second only to the New York Stock Exchange in age. On the strength of a statement from its president, Charles E. Hudson, Inquisitor Pecora publicly acclaimed it "a very frank stock exchange." Excerpts from the Hudson statement read to the committee...
...serving his fourth term as president, Broker Hudson is head of Hudson Sons Co., a direct successor to his father's concern which once had a firm grasp on the whole U. S. salt business. Broker Hudson went west from Ohio by easy stages, helped found the Salt Lake Stock Exchange, moved to San Francisco at the century's turn. He claims that never in his 78 years of life did he advise a customer to buy or sell a share of stock, holding to the West Coast tradition that every man has an inalienable right...
...hard, dark chunk of a man walked round & round a team of 34 dray horses at the foot of 132nd St., Manhattan, feeding each & every horse a sugar lump. On a tremendous trailer attached to the team was a submarine which had just been hoisted out of the Hudson River. The man turned and walked down the street, the 34 horses following him. Thus, while thousands jam-packed the sidewalks, did Truckman Henry Herbermann haul the German U-boat C-5 to Central Park to be used as a speaker's rostrum for the second Liberty Loan drive...