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On this day in Labor History

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April 27, 1953

President Dwight Eisenhower signs Executive Order 10450: Security Requirements for Government Employment. The order listed “sexual perversion” as a condition for firing a federal employee and for denying employment to potential applicants - 1953

January 1, 1953

Country music legend Hank Williams attends what was to be his final Musician’s union meeting, at the Elite Café in Montgomery, Ala. He died of apparent heart failure three days later, at age 29 - 1953

November 25, 1952

George Meany becomes president of the American Federation of Labor following the death four days earlier of William Green - 1952

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