Sun newspaper notice from The Greater Cincinnati CIO council
The Sun published by The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO lists executive board members and subscription details. It notes editor and office postal information, entry as second class matter on June 30 1944, and a yearly subscription of $2.00. The executive board includes William Black Ray Tucker Elmer Kauffman Jerry Maxey John Dehner Arthur Hartmann and others.
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William Black
Ray Tucker
Elmer Kauffman
Jerry Maxey
John Dehner
Arthur Hartmann
Walter Grainger
George Grigsby
Willis Wilder
Isaac Bradshaw
Wilfred Porter
Max Sien
Hugo Klug
James Wigbell
Clarence Rau
Ray Sowder
Earl Davis
Nathaniel Jordan
Union Shop And Democracy In Public Debate
A writer argues that opposition to union shops reflects selective housing concerns and points out that many workers accept benefits won by unions. The piece questions democratic fairness of excluding nonunion labor while enjoying union gains. It emphasizes workers’ rights to uphold working conditions and wages through unions.
Railway Worker's 1946 Toll Surges With 673 Dead
In 1946, 673 railroad workers died and 38,313 were injured across the industry, reflecting persistent dangers on the tracks and in yards.
Labor Palestine Leader to Speak in Cincinnati
Joseph Schlossberg national chairman of Histadrut and National Committee for a Labor Palestine will address two meetings in Cincinnati next week. He urges opening Palestine to Jewish immigrants and ending the White Paper ban on land sales to Jews. The first talk is 8 p m Sunday April 27 at the Jewish Center Hartford and Blair. The second is Monday April 28 at a Joint Board Amalga mated Clothing Workers meeting.
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Joseph Schlossberg
Histadrut
National Committee For A Labor Palestine
Cincinnati
Palestine
Jewish Center
Hartford
Blair
Labor Zionists
Schlossberg
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
CIO
Atlantic City
Griffin Wheel Strike Maintains Picket Line Tenacity
In week two of the Griffin Wheel Co strike Local 647 United Auto Workers reports no offers from the company in a U S Conciliator office meeting. Albert Busch, local president, says the belligerent attitude persists and picket lines remain 100 percent effective as workers continue their action.
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Griffin Wheel Co
United Auto Workers
Albert Busch
U. S
Busch
Delegation From Here To Visit Washington For Defend Labor Month
Cincinnati CIO will send representatives to Washington in April for Defend Labor Month. Ray Sowder James Gallagher Arthur Hartmann Marco Meccia George Grigsby and William Black will lead Ohio and local union actions. Postcard and petition campaigns spread among UE Local 766 ACWA Steel Workers and others to oppose labor bills.
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Washington
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Ohio
Ray Sowder
James Gallagher
United Steelworkers
Arthur Hartmann
Marco Meccia
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
George Grigsby
Fur and Leather Workers
William Black
New Cio Industrial Union Council
ACWA
Steelworkers
Lithographers Seek 35 Cent Wage Increase in Miami
Lithographers of America Local 8 meet with Miami Valley Lithographers Association on April 22 to press for a 35¢ general wage increase. Local 8 president Wilfred Porter said the group also seeks certain classification changes before the raise. The local negotiating committee includes Marion Kingery Ed Langerman John Rabenstein Fred Hundemer with Porter Oliver Mertz Benjamin Robinson and William Taylor assisting.
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Local 8
Amalgamated Lithographers of America
Miami Valley Lithographers Association
Wilfred Porter
Marion Kingery
Hennegan Co
Ed Langerman
Stevenson Co
John Rabenstein
Strobridge Co
Fred Hundemer
End of OPA Triggers Black Market Price Rise
The speech blames Taft driven repeal of the OPA for a shift to supply and demand economics. It argues private initiative caused higher prices, housing shortages, and black market lumber costs, claiming Republican NAM and business interests failed the public.
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