Views on Alcohol, Labor, and Commerce: A Correspondence, 1945-11-03

Item — Box: 5, Folder: 65

Identifier: CAC_CC_047_1_5_65_0001

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The letter from George B. Schwabe addresses the topics of alcohol in commerce and labor unions. Schwabe expresses his abhorrence for the improper use of alcohol and states that he is a teetotaler. He also criticizes labor racketeering and expresses support for free and untrammeled labor rights. The letter also includes a response from J.R. DeArmond, who praises Schwabe for his stance on alcohol and labor issues and expresses his hope for further support on these matters.

Dates

1945-11-03

Language of Materials

English

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