Watch Columbus Governor Leads Anti-Labor Commission
Governor Herbert names three public members to the Ohio labor study commission with a January 1 1948 report due date. Public members include Dr. Howard L. Bevis of Ohio State University William J. Corrigan and T F Patton of Cleveland. Remaining members include Senators Walcutt Reiners and Sheppard and Representatives Renner Turner and Hawley. The article characterizes the panel as anti labor and labels the 97th General Assembly the worst in Ohio history citing the Van Aken bill and a June 29 CIO rally impact.
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Herbert
Ohio
Howard L. Bevis
Ohio State University
William J. Corrigan
Cleveland
T. F. Patton
Republic Steel
Walcutt
Reiners
Sheppard
Renner
Turner
Hawley
97Th General Assembly
van Aken
Ohio Legislature Rebuffs Labor With Mixed Record
The piece critiques the Ohio Legislature for reducing workers protections and extending hours while granting self pay raises. It notes defeats for minimum wage gains and unemployment benefits, with failures on FEPC promises, pensions, and aid to the elderly and blind, contrasted by a salary hike for legislators. Mass protests and labor lobbying influenced voter vetoes of anti labor bills.
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FEPC
Ohio
Columbus
Columbus session signals need for stronger legislators
The report notes that attendees concluded a negative outcome was the best possible result, and that equitable legislation requires a higher type legislator in Columbus. The fight was vigorous, with substantial ground won, but the battle must resume in 1948 on altered terms.
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Columbus
Wage Inequality for Southern Negro Workers Cited
A report notes that wages in southern industries not covered by federal wage-hour law still fall below 30 cents per hour for Black workers.
Babe Ruth to appear at Crosley Field Monday
Babe Ruth will visit Cincinnati Monday for the American Legion Junior All-Star game at Crosley Field. The tour, run with the Ford Motor Co, features Ruth in exhibition appearances and a 2:30 p m address after marching in the Legion State Convention parade. Kenneth Harrison reports a 200 percent rise in teams and boys playing this year, with 132 district teams and 20 in Greater Cincinnati.
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Babe Ruth
American Legion
Crosley Field
Sultan of Swat
Ruth
Ford Motor Co
Kenneth Harrison
Cincinnati
Ford
Legion
Daily Press Frets Over Editorial Freedom. Taft Sparks Debate
The Daily Press shows rising concern over Editorial policy as Taft comments spark conflict. E&P shifts from indifference to urgency urging a constitutional amendment to exempt newspapers from political comment restrictions. The Justice Dept interpretation adds confusion about press liability for taking sides in campaigns. E&P calls for clarifying amendments benefiting labor and general presses.
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Brown
E&p
Taft
Congress
Justice Dept
New York Herald-Tribune
Boss’s Broad Joke Sparks Father Daughter Tension
A boss’s remark leads Bill Maggotpate to tell his 3-year-old daughter she was a Communist for not eating breakfast. The child remains unpersuaded as she refuses her cereal.
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Bill Maggotpate
Everett Reelection Support Highlighted by UTSE Survey
A UTSE survey shows 99 percent of Local 809 backing Rollin H. Everett for City Council. The piece lauds his honest views and labor backing, notes alignment with Roosevelt’s program, and urges eligible residents to register to vote and make Everett their first choice.
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Local 809
UTSE
Rollin H. Everett
Rollin Everett
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Everett
Rollin Everett urged for support amid social concerns
The passage urges backing candidate Rollin Everett, stressing the urgency of addressing broad social issues. It frames Everett as a solution to mounting community challenges and calls readers to rally behind his campaign.
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Rollin Everett
Wholesale food prices rise in first July week Dun & Bradstreet data
Dun & Bradstreet reports wholesale food prices at 6.41 dollars for the first week of July, up from 5.20 dollars a year earlier when the OPA ended.
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Dun & Bradstreet
OPA
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