Word: membership
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...from two groups: 1) "arbitrary," e.g., top public officials, churchmen, high-ranking military men, heads of large universities, and, 2) "general reference interest," i.e., anyone who has done something that makes him noteworthy. To find names for the second group, the staff culls hundreds of newspapers, magazines, directors and membership lists of companies and organizations, even gets job descriptions from big corporations to make sure it is not overlooking an important executive buried under an unimportant title...
Earlier in the week, McNamara had charged Wray with "selling out his union" to the American Federation of Labor. For the second straight year, the A.F. of L is attempting to gain control of HUERA's membership...
...poll results asserted that the Elis prefer a "loss strenuous form of competition" for membership in an organization and wanted a specified limit to the number of heeling hours per week...
MERGER of 31 oil unions into one big industry-wide bargaining group is in the works. Delegates from the unions (mostly small independents, representing 212,000 workers), meeting in Philadelphia, have agreed on a constitution, will present it to the membership for ratification at their convention next August. Possible boss of the union: O. A. ("Jack") Knight, head of the 125,000-man C.I.O. Oil Workers' International Union, who will try to keep the whole big union in the C.I.O...
...election was moderated by Earl M. Kulp 2GB, chairman of the Election Committee. Kulp explained to the Young Republicans that the reason membership cards were being checked at the door was to prevent any election fights from "being splashed over the front page of the newspapers...