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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1946
Page
4
The Sun A Liberal Weekly lists executive board members for the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO. It notes publication details, address, editor Rollin H Everest, and yearly subscription price of 2.00 dollars.
Editorial argues the Wagner Act expands union rights and protects workers from employer interference. It cites historical wage trends, postwar strikes, and the push for broader union democracy while opposing forced unionism and restrictive arbitration. The piece contrasts prewar repression with postwar gains in union organization and collective bargaining.
The Sun asks the Small Business Men's Association to clarify whether its stance supports a return to the 1920s free market for jobs or favors government control of workers and wages. It probes what the association proposes to ensure work for everyone and whether genuine collective bargaining is endorsed.
The Republican National Committee is headed by Brazilla Carroll Reece of Tennessee, a Bricker ally with isolationist views, signaling the Old Guard's grip while provoking dissent from Progressive figures like Harold E. Stassen. A Cincinnati writer dubbed Reece opponents as left-wingers.
A front group calling itself the Society of World War II veterans organizes in San Francisco with aim to smash organized labor. Backed by big business and tied to a nationwide fascist network, the group claims to mobilize veterans for anti labor action.
In Hamilton County labor injunctions hinge on election outcomes as unions back candidates. The piece argues without an Anti Inunction Act judges will keep granting injunctive relief and that union members must vote for legislators who support labor interests or face punitive rulings.
The report notes residents pushing to the limit in buying Victory Loan Bonds as part of the war effort, with local campaigns encouraging broad participation and higher per-person commitments.
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