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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1946
Page
4
The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council records Rollin H. Everett of 306 Bell Block 606 Vine St Cincinnati Ohio under the act of March 3 1879. Subscription list shows $2.00 per year. Post Office at Cincinnati Ohio handles the notice. Contact Main 4612 for details.
The Atlantic City UAW convention showcased strong democracy with delegates elected by locals guiding decisions. Despite outside claims of discord, the union remained united after airing differences and reaffirmed loyalty to the CLO while allowing full press freedom.
The piece argues Senator Joseph H. Ball of Minnesota, a critic of a 65¢ wage floor, co authored a labor restriction bill. It claims his stance aims to curb unions and avoid overreach, not harm workers. It asserts he does not intend hostility toward those needing higher pay.
Labor groups urge Congress to oppose HR 5262 as anti labor and to back S 1606 Wagner Murry Dingell health bill and HR 5270 price control extending OPA. They press action on HR 4761 housing restoring price ceilings and subsidies and call for mobilizing Senators and Representatives to support while opposing weakening amendments.
City workers will aid a veterans housing drive by distributing literature on finding quarters. City Manager Kellogg backs the plan urged by Councilman Everett as veterans face double-ups or living apart from families after service. A returning soldier cites 32 years of service and inability to reunite with wife and 4-year-old son due to no housing.
The Cincinnati Post refused a United Steelworkers of America ad, sparking criticism that papers must host all viewpoints to uphold free press and democracy. Critics note other papers ran the ad while citing potential libel, raising questions about anti labor bias and journalistic duty.
The International Association of Brewery Workers plans a member referendum after a four issue discussion on affiliating with the CIO. Delegates backed sending the question to 85,000 members 128 to 119. AFL and CIO proposals differ on autonomy and scope.
A reader pleads for help after losing priority twice as a veteran housing effort prompts concern. The letter seeks faster action to place a veteran in an apartment or home and expresses hope that ongoing efforts succeed.
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