Ohio Supreme Court Clears Cincinnati Housing Plan
Ohio Supreme Court rules four to three to mandamus Cincinnati to sign a contract with the Federal Housing Authority for the Winton Terrace and English Woods projects, removing a barrier to a 13.51 million housing program. The decision supports local authority within housing law while disputing tax exemption arguments. It follows a separate ruling upholding the State Bridge Commission authority to issue 1.8 million refunding bonds to refinance the S dusky Bay bridge purchase.
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Ohio Labor News Service
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Cincinnati
C. Sherrill
Federal Housing Authority
Winton Terrace
English Woods
Shervill
Carl V. Weylandt
Arthur H. Day
Charles B. Zimmerman
Roy H. Williams
Housing Authority
B.S. Matthias
William Hart
Georg Myers
Judges Day
Williams
Judge Myers
National Housing Authority
State Bridge Commission
Sidusky Bay Bridge
Bricker weighs special session amid winter relief drain
Governor Bricker surveys Cleveland Toledo Akron and others to decide if a special session is needed to boost poor relief funds as heavy winter costs strain state finances. WPA activity is down while highway costs rise. cities seek county and WPA cooperation for work relief, and Ohio contemplates a 4 250 000 revenue bond for a Apple Creek beds institution with revenues retired by patient income.
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State Institutional Building Authority
Apple Greek
Apple Creek
Ohio
Bricker
Cleveland
Toledo
Akron
State Highway Dept
Ohio Labor News Service
Columbus
Works Progress Administration
Breghtler
W.P. A
Ciites
Federation of Labor
Charity Department
Cincinnati
C. O. Sherrill
Queen City
United States
Chronicle
A. F
Lorgan
Petersburg Luggage Workers Face Injunction Fight in Strike
About 1200 Petersburg luggage workers strike against American Hardware Co for higher wages and union shop. A supplemental injunction limits pickets to three at the entrance and bars other strikers and sympathizers from near the plant. No hearing was held for either injunction. AFL President Green assigns Joseph A. Padway to lead defense. union seeks modification. Strikers with families total 5000 seek nationwide labor support. contributions urged to Local 52 Petersburg.
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Petersburg
ILNS
American Hardware Company
Green
American Federation of Labor
Joseph A. Padway
A. F
North
Luggage Workers’ Union
Leigh Building
Virginia
International Ladies’ Handbag, Pocketbook and Novelty Workers’ Union
A. F. of Ly
Labor Heads To Attend College of Preachers
New York City ILNS reports labor leaders will attend the third annual conference on Capital and Labor from March 8 to 10 at the College of Preachers of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Attendees include John P. Frey A F L Metal Trades Department Fred Hewitt Elmer E. Milliman Frank Morrison Myles Warfield and others.
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New York City
ILNS
Capital and Labor
College of Preachers
Protestant Episcopal Church
John P. Frey
A. F. of L. Metal Trades Department
Fred Hewitt
Machinists Monthly Journal
Elmer E. Milliman
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Frank Morrison
A. F. of L
Myles 8. Warfield
Order of Sleeping Car
Virginia Carolinas Typo Graphic Conference Names
James A. Wilson of the International Labor Office serves with Giles B. Courtney as secretary treasurer for the Virginia Carolinas Typo graphical Conference. The event gathers industry leaders to discuss printing and typesetting standards.
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James A. Wilson
International Labor Office
Giles B. Courtney
Labor spokesman seeks railroad minimum wage raise to 40 cents
Washington ILNS report notes Leo E. Keller of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employers' seeks a nationwide railroad minimum wage of 40 cents per hour under the Fair Labor Standards Act. He argues wage gaps between regions should end and cites preexisting regional lows and current averages around 40 cents.
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Washington, D. C
ILNS
Leo E. Keller
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Keller
Maintenance of Way
New England
South
Test vote shows AFL affiliation favored in knit union
New York City based Knitgoods Workers Union members vote two to one for AFL reaffiliation on a committee slate to run delegates to the ILGWU convention in May as rival pro administration and rank-and-file factions push unity amid possible CIO ties. Louis Nelson notes sentiment across ILGWU, once part of CIO.
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New York City
ILNL
American Federation of Labor
Kiitgonds Workers’ Union
Lan
International Lafigs’ Garment Workers’ Union
A. F. of L
I.L.G.U
Labor's Purchasing Power topic on March 11 broadcast
J M Ornburn story treasurer of the Union Labor Trades Department AF of L will discuss Labor's Purchasing Power on NBC Blue from 9 30 to 9 45 p m EST Monday March 11 The department urges organized labor members and supporters to listen and spread the notice at labor meetings where possible.
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