On verso: "Waukegan, Ill., June 9--thirty-nine CIO unionists were jailed and fined on contempt of court charges in connection with the Fansteel Metallurgical Corporation sitdown evacuation order of last winter. Meyer Adelman, 350-pound CIO organizer, is shown in the center speaking at the inquiry at which he drew the heaviest penalty, 240 days in jail and a $1,000 fine. With him are attorneys Lester Collins, left, and Paul P. Glaser.]]>
On verso: Waukegan, Ill., Mar. 9--Sit-Down Strikers Pay---Meyer Adelman and Oakley Mills, officials of steel workers organizing a committee, C.I.O., played cards as they started serving 240 and 180 day jail sentences, respectively, here today for ignoring an injunction forbidding a sit-down strike against the Fansteel Corp., in 1937. Eleven others also started their jail sentences on similar convictions."]]>
The song calls on the people of the North to fulfill Lincoln's call for volunteers.]]>
Thomas "Tad" Lincoln was the fourth and youngest son of Abraham and Mary Lincoln. Following his brother Willie's death in 1862, Tad became especailly close to his parents. Tad died at age 18 on July 15, 1871. He is buried with his parents and brothers Eddie and Willie at Oak Ridge Cemetery in Springfield, Illinois.]]> The Des Moines Register at his desk during his time as editorial page editor for all publications of Lindsay-Schaub Newspapers.]]>
On verso: "Persons not serving in the nursery may look at the babies only through closed glass doors. The heated crib in the corner is the type in which the baby's head is not covered. The requisite space between the cribs is not shown in this picture. Picture was received by Children's Bureau about August 1940. A demonstration area, and the services are provided under the Social Security Act. Picture was furnished by the Slossfield Health Center."]]>