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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1945

Page

3

CIO Board Approves Charter and Wage Study Plans

The CIO executive board unanimously backed the new labor management charter signed with AFL and U.S. Chamber of Commerce. They also approved a special committee to study an annual wage for workers and to prepare data for a Presidential committee. The PAC urged local councils to support Bretton Woods and related social legislation and to publish a monthly CIO pamphlet series.

CI0 Washington CIO AFL U. S. Chamber of Commerce Philip Murray Cio-Pac National Pac Bretton Woods Dumbarton Oaks PAC Murray

Ninth Ward Club Forms FEPC Study Committee

The Ninth Ward Neighborhood Club created a permanent committee to study and aid FEPC at its last meeting. James Lehman chaired the club meeting as Theodore Berry spoke on FEPC and Roosevelt's death. Letters were sent to Mrs. Roosevelt and President Truman ahead of the May 10 Manss Hotel session with Rollin Everett as guest.

FEPC Ninth Ward Cio-Pac James Lehman Theodore Berry Roosevelt Truman Manss Hotel Rollin Everett the Sun Howard Richardson Raymond McIntosh David Walker

Help Needed For War Victims In Ragged Sweaters

A plea from a Greek girl shelters her baby sister as the family begs for spare garments shoes and bedding. The article urges readers to donate warm clothing and blankets to comfort war victims overseas.

Strikers End Contintental Can Co. Walkout Over FEPC Issue

A 225 worker strike at Continental Can Co ends after two Black youths sent by the U S Employment Service to work as porters resign and sign releases. FEPC says the plant lagged 10 percent in production due to manpower shortage and threats. Harold James and Arnold Walker push for justice as youths endure insults and threats.

Continental Can Co Roosevelt U. S. Employment Service FEPC Air Corps Harold James Arnold Walker Division of Negro Welfare

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