Supreme Council bronze medal, What for?

Hi all i was hoping someone might have some information on this little bronze medal from 1947.
Has a tiny stamp on the back and all i can make out is Union Made on the bottom.
Mikey

 

The references I'm finding to "Supreme Council" online are Masonic. Maybe presented by the lodge to someone who was not a Mason? Maybe an academic award for citizenship (or some such). Aren't those Washington landmarks?

 

Think that's the Bunker Hill monument and Massachusetts State House.

Debora

 

Shows what I know.

 

I'm not finding any events for August 1947 in Boston either.

Just an FYI, the mark on the back is from International Jewelry Workers' Union (IJWU), the folks that made it.

 

I was finding the Masonic reference too but there is nothing about the medal that looks Masonic. Thank you @Roaring20s that puzzle solved!

 

The lack of Masonic emblems is what makes me think it might have been presented to a non-Mason for something not directly related to the lodge.

 

Unfortunately, could have been a meeting of the supreme council of any number of organizations.

Debora

 

A clue could be missing from the top of the medal, for example ...

 

First thing I tried looking up was Klan paraphernalia.

 

That's a Boy Scout emblem of to Revere's side in the second one,

And the Old North Church on the other.

 

It certainly does look like its missing a bar with pin across the top. Is there a way to affix it as is?

Debora

 

It must have had a bar at the top. There is no pin to attach it to anything. Still searching with no luck.
Mikey