CIO Backs Lausche For Governor As 48 Hour Week Rolls Out
Cincinnati workers move to a 48 hour week under War Manpower Commission guidance. Those on time and a half for over 40 hours will retain pay. unorganized workers in interstate firms may lose protections. Backlog of 7000 jobs cited. plan aims to avoid No 1 or No 2 classifications and preserve war contracts.
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Cincinnati
CIO
War Manpower Commission
Cleveland
John Baker
WMC
Ben Herman
Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
al Whitehouse
United Steelworkers
Baker
Labor groups back Lausche and local nominees in primary
The Political Action Committee of Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council endorses Frank J. Lausche for governor and backs William G. Pickrel Marvin Harrison for statewide and local offices. It urges turnout and notes labor influence will shape fall elections and legislative actions.
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Frank J. Lausche
Cleveland
Political Action Committee of Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
War Workers and Scrap Drive Editorial Desire
Editorial comments on Perrone and women war workers with Mayor Lausche and a note urging readers to read before scrap drive participation.
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Perrone
Eens Women War Workers
Mayor Lausche
The Sun Plans Liberal Campaign Voice in Cincinnati
The CIO backed weekly aims to awaken voters with a strong liberal message while urging progressive governance in Cincinnati and Ohio. It pledges wage, housing, health and post war planning focus and lists CIO leaders overseeing the publication.
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Cincinnati
The
Sun
Plan To Vote In The Primary
Plan urges voters to cast ballots or use absentee ballots if away from home. The message frames the May 9 vote as decisive for pending laws like Price Control and the choice of candidates, stressing impacts on voters’ finances and future.
Ben Herman Presses Taft on Rent Reform
Senator Robert Taft met with CIO officials in Washington last week as Ben Herman of the Cincinnati Industrial Union Council declared the group intends to beat some Democrats as well as Republicans. The exchange touched on rent issues in a broader political context.
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Robert A. Taft
CIO
Washington
Ben Herman
Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
Taft
Rent
UAW Seeks New Offices As Cincinnati Group Expands
UAW in Cincinnati has grown to about 30,000 members prompting plans to relocate headquarters to downtown areas. F L Innis, assistant regional director, says rapid growth will continue with more shops and plants. The union lists locals across Ohio including Cincinnati Columbus Springfield Dayton Washington Court House and Hamilton. Innis oversees administrative work in these regions and has prior experience with General Motors Chrysler Curtiss Wright Briggs Wright Aeronautical and others.
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F. L. Innis
UAW
Cincinnati
Columbus
Springfield
Dayton
Washington Court House
Hamilton
Innis
General Motors
Chrysler
Curtiss-Wright
Briggs
Wright Aeronautical
Labor for Victory Radio Show Returns to Cincinnati
CIO AFL sponsored program Labor for Victory will air again in Cincinnati starting Sunday at 8 15 p m over WSAL radio station.
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Labor For Victory
Cincinnati
WSAL
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Pickrel
Morrison
CLO
Labor
William G.pickrel
Marvin C. Harrison
State Political Action Committee
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ed Day
Ferguson
Barberton
Day
Akron
Frank J. Richter
Congress
J. Harry Moore
Ed Hummel
the Sun
Liberal Voice
Robert J. Davidson
Greater Cincinnati
CIO Council
Jack Kroll
Robert Spitzmiller
United Auto Workers
Aircraft Local 647
Waldo Stager
International
United Electrical, Radio & Machine Workers
Dale Zysman
Fur and Leather Workers
Hugo Klug
Earl Davis
Transport Service
A. C. Dermer
Aluminum
Julius Holzberg
Senator Taft
United Automobile Workers
Political Action Committee
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