Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1945 — Page 14

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By S. BURTON HEATH © NEA Staff Writer NEW YORK, March 9,—By almost unanimous bi-partisan action of its legislature, New York state has forbidden . hoth employers and .lahor unions to discriminate against worker because of race, “creed, colors or national origin, E | under penalty of §

any

says,

in effect:

_. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES New York Adopts First Law P enalizing Racial Discrimination

: year's | ment. That is the Ives McQuinn act. I is the first state law against racial

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d | about the employer's prejudices.

over anyone because of race or color, whatever you may know or think

| Applies to Unions To unions the act says: You can not refuse membership to any applicant because of his race, creed,

discrimination in employment, In spite of the over- S. Burton Heath whelming vote by which the bill a {passed each house, it is probable}

lor or

ready is a member,

As an

enforcement

agency

national origin, or expel - any of those reason if Be

the

that the measure would have had * tough sledding if Governor Thomas had not put almost the '° full weight of his position behind

E. Dewey

it.

The anti-discrimination act is di-

rected more profit fraternal, | tional

or

and religious

against all employers of six plicll persons excepting charitable, educa- but and

non-

excepting domestic employment. It

covers all employment agencies and | Who ¢

all labor unions.

To employers says in effect: you must hire

Burden on Employer affected,

the

the law |the If you need a worker, | qualified |

iw sets up a five-member commis- , with. overlapping terms so as ntain continuity of personnel,

re td receive $10,000 a year,

| acceptable - reason. And if you dis- der oath before a panel «of three. [charge anybody who claims that it | commissioners. was becfuse of his race, créed, color 'or national origin, you will have to prove that you had ¥eme other acceptable ‘reason. To employment agencies the act When you get an applicaticn for a worker you must send the first one’ on your list| before either throwing out the case whose experience and education and other qualifications fit him to do the employer's work.: You must not pass

If the commission finds that discrimination’: did. exjst it is to issue a “cease and desist. order.” If the offender ignores or disobeys such an order, the. commission ‘must go to the supreme court, which has a right to review all the proceedings

or issuing an order directing compliance y. bthe offender, For violating the commission's orders, or infterferring with the commission's functioning, the $500 fine and years’ imprisonment are provided. Answers Complaints The act is aimed at stopping em-

ployment discriminations about | which. Negro and Jewish groups, | particularly,

and strenuously, It was suggested | by Governor Dewey and was spon- | sored by the Srepublican leader in the assembly and the Democratic | leader in the senate. | There was no opposition frank- |

s commission is not given exjority to initiate actions | ose who offend the law, | on complaints from any | thinks he is a victim of | ion, from any employer | tends a ungon is preventing m obeying the spirit of the|

against ta may act

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that standing will be set back by forcing employees upon employers who, however violently .

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| Dewey these | make have complained long | ments before adopting the

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LEGISLATIVE REVIEW

Bills passed by the 1945 legis lature |

ly directed against the bill's ma-| vil be reviewed at a meeting of the

Township Republican 61st and College p. m. Monday.

The

ave. at

review will be Earl B. TeckeMargaret Wyatt, Bert Mec-

legislative

L. Murray is president of

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POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y., (U; P.).—The class of college. decided it would not hold /

'35- at Vassar | questions: “Weight?

its annual reunion this year be kl kles?”

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