Labor-Management Fact Finding Bill Faces Debate
The article discusses a proposed federal act to create a fact finding board for labor management disputes. It weighs risks for unions and management, questions about enforcement and scope, and recalls past anti strike measures. Key voices include labor leaders and industry groups urging cautious, slow consideration to avoid sensational headlines.
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R Mov
Robert Ramso
Truman
Congress
William Green
Philip Murray
CIO
WLB
Ent
Cincinnati Water Strike Delayed After City Council Fossil Delay
In Cincinnati around 1 o clock Saturday a half million residents breathed relief as a planned water workers strike at 9 am was postponed. The dispute centers on recognition and pay for water department workers backed by a $5,000,000 fund. City officials faced delays from the Finance committee but pledged action as workers press for fair compensation and to inform the public of the case.
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Port Cincinnati
Finance Committee
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Church Stance on Palestine Crisis Links Shrines to Settlement
The article surveys the Palestine controversy mixing Jewish and Arab aims with global powers and oil interests. It notes Vatican concern over Christian shrines in Jerusalem and argues any settlement must respect the Holy Land’s sacred sites alongside political solutions.
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Sis’ Balbetine
Europe
Rcal
Britain
Arab League
Near East
United States
Russia
Palestine
Holy Father
Mediterranean
Jerusalem
Holy Sepulchre
Youth for Christ movements lose strength amid youth apathy
A year after Protestant ministers launched Youth for Christ centers, a December Religious News Service report argues the campaigns are superficial for today’s youth. The newer Youth Marches for Christ and the Church aim for a tougher, more conservative approach to engage disaffected youth facing global disorder and schoolless moral training.
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Cincinnati
Youth For Christ
Youth of
America
Young People's
Kay
Missioners establish fifth center in archdiocese
The Home Missioners, a group within the diocese, establish their fifth center to serve Adams county and surrounding areas. The Ott home base parish remains active as the group grows to 153 priests nine sisters and four brothers with 25 seminarians in training.
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Columbus
Adams County
Archdiocese of
Cincinnati
Religious education and foreign policy in postwar America
A center column opinion piece argues for religious education as essential to moral citizens, cites Catholic and Protestant numbers, and criticizes secular schooling. It also critiques the State Department under Byrnes, urges a clear US foreign policy, and warns against Russian expansion while urging firm action and unity with Great Britain, France, and small nations.
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Sing Sing
United States
State Department
James Byrnes
Department of State
Truman
Russia
Great Britain
France
Holland
Manchuria
Far East
Iran
Near East
Dardanelles
Turkey
Tripolitania
Africa
Europe
Radio Program Omission Sparks Public Debate
The Cincinnati radio dispute centers on WKRC's handling of the Catholic Position program and the Rights of Labor discussion. Priest chairman notes misinterpretations and asserts the station would not host a controversial script, while WKRC officials defend limiting broadcast to avoid dictating religious views.
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Father Ratermann
Albin H. Ratermann
McKim
Judson J. McKim
WKRC
Cincinnati Times-Star
J. McKim
Ien
Es * McKim
De Paul Society In Dayton Plans Post War Agenda
The De Paul Society in Dayton under President Richard Weldon with Rev J Raymond Schroder and Father Griese plans postwar outreach. Members hold quarterly Holy Communion and a breakfast after services at Holy Angels Dec 9. Christmas drives target Dayton hospitals Montgomery county infirmary and local institutions.
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de Paul Society
Dayton
Richard Weldon
J. Raymond Schroder
Catholic Charities
Father Griese
Holy Angels
Montgomery County
Catholic Radio Programs on Sunday Broadcasts
Eastern Standard Time schedule lists WHIO Dayton 1290 Heart 10 am WERC Cincinnati 550 with author and editor of The Catholic World hosting a talk and related segments. Program details appear fragmented but indicate a religious radio lineup for Sunday morning.
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WHIO
Dayton
Heart
WERC
Cinciana
Catholic Church criticizes WKRC over labor rights talks
In a public complaint, Cincinnati archdiocese officials denounce WKRC for rejecting early radio addresses by priests on the rights of labor. They argue freedom of radio and press should serve public welfare, deny involvement of radical or Communist elements, and defend the Catholic Church's moral authority.
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Catholic Telegraph Register
Flanagan
Bertke
Archdiocese of
Cincinnati
Catholic Church
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