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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1947
Page
4
The Sun A Liberal Weekly published by the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council lists editor Rollin H. Everett and an executive board including Jordan Tucker Kauffman Maxey Deiner Hartmann Grainer Grigsby Wilder Bradshaw Porter Sien Klug Wigbell Rau Sowner Davis Jordan. Subscription is $2.00 per year.
The analysis details Taft and Hartley proposals restricting union activity, blocking recognition and elections, and allowing company unions. It notes cooling off periods, strikes limits, and potential anti labor safeguards, urging CIO leaders to mobilize petitions and letters to oppose passage.
Lora Nace urges local unions to educate members on using the ballot, claiming 10 000 to 12 000 steelworkers in Cincinnati could swing 20 000 votes to defend workers rights. He cites FDR 1932 and criticizes 1946 voter turnout and current Congress.
The Ohio Council of Women’s Auxiliaries met in Akron on Sunday April 13. Lalitha Jordan elected secretary attended and the board planned to improve operations and boost membership. Bertha Perrin urged turnout for PAC candidates and labor support. Next board session in late June in Akron with Local 809 executive meeting at 3:45 p m on April 22 in Cincinnati Union Terminal.
Gardner-A strike continues into its fourth week with a peaceful picket line. On April 15 the 7 to 11 pm shift drew over 40 demonstrators and on April 12 school children joined in Lockland. AFL plant members pledge weekly $1 contributions totaling about $400, as U S. Conciliator venue prepared for talks on April 18.
A letter criticizes Ohio Republicans and the Industrial Relations Committee for backing a bill to extend the workday to nine hours and allow twelve straight days, arguing it harms women and minors and betrays labor and social legislation. It targets Fred G. Reiners and Hamilton County officials, urging voters to oust them at the polls.
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