Labor Shields Bretton Woods Plan Amid Isolationist Attacks
Federated Press notes labor’s backing for freer international trade and a world bank to raise living standards, while isolationists led by Sen. Robert A. Taft attack the Bretton Woods agenda as a foreign plot. The AFL and CIO outline a broad UN trade framework as Morgenthau extols monetary cooperation and full employment driven by global exchange.
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World Bank
Taft
Bretton Woods
U. S
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
McCormick- Patterson Press
Roosevelt
Uncle Sam
Sewell Avery
War Labor Board
Congress
Monetary Conference
International Currency Stabilization Fund
World Bank For International Reconstruction and Development
AFL
United Nations Economic Organization
CIO
Philip Murray
United Nations Labor Conference
London
United Nations
Sec. of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Fur Workers Speed Union PAC Efforts
Local 214 of International Fur and Leather Workers held a meeting at 1064 Flint Street to plan political action for the November election. President George Grigsby said they will intensify a house to house campaign in support of the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council PAC, with Willis Wilder leading a committee of volunteers including Henry Mathis Robert Brown B Bailey and Herman Dickson.
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International Fur and Leather Workers
Flint Street
PAC of Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
George Grigsby
Willis Wilder
Henry Mathis
Robert Brown
B. Bailey
Herman Dickson
Wilder
Feinglass Visits Local 214 Leaders in Leather Goods Drive
Midwest director Abe Feinglass visits Local 214 and praises cooperative union and management in boosting leather goods output to full capacity for the boys on the front. Feinglass, international vice president from Chicago, expresses satisfaction with wartime production efforts.
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Midwest
Abe Feinglass
Feinglass
Chicago
Green shakes labor team with AFL backed appointee
Springfield reports Gov Dwight Green replaces non union labor director Francis B Murphy with Robert L Gordon his assistant and former Urbana Champaign Federation of Labor president amid GOP platform pressure for union leadership in labor department.
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Springfield
GOP
U. S. Dept. of Labor
Dwight Green
Francis B. Murphy
Robert L. Gordon
Urbana- Champaign Federation of Labor
The
Brotherhood of Painters
AFL
Union Mother Proud of Sons
Mrs. Ida DeFelice, ACWA Local 164 delegate, praises sons Sgt. Frank DeFelice and Cpl. Mario DeFelice. Frank, overseas in a Marine unit, earned a commendation from Major General Ralph J. Mitchell for unselfish duty during a Solomon Islands airbase shelling. Mario serves in France with the 83rd Infantry. Ida supports the family and works at Siebler Tailoring, as recording secretary of Local 164, the Italian Local.
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Ida DeFelice
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Sgt
Frank DeFelice
Cpl
Mario DeFelice
Frank
Marine Institute
Ralph J. Mitchell
Solomons
Mitchell
DeFelice
Marine Aviation
Mario
France
83Rd Infantry Regiment
Siebler Tailoring Co
ACWA
Living Costs Rise in Cincinnati 1.6 Percent
Cincinnati living costs climbed 1.6 percent from May to June mainly due to a 3.5 percent rise in food prices. National costs increased 0.2 percent. Year over year, Cincinnati costs for low earners rose 1.9 percent while food prices fell 0.6 percent. The June index reached 126.6 percent of the 1935-39 average, about 127 percent higher than January 1941.
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Cincinnati
U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
CIO
AFL
Hollywood Must Be Pure Bans Song and Sways Pearl of Politics
An editorials style review notes the big four broadcasters suppressing a new song Don't Change Horses In The Middle Of The Stream and cites Ed McCaffrey praising FCC action while debates swirl over wartime propaganda in Wilson. It also mentions Cissie Patterson and OWI plans and hints at forthcoming Hollywood trade sheet changes.
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Hollywood
Edward McCaffrey
WMCA
Frederick Coudert
New York
McCaffrey
Federal Communications Commission
Walter Winchell
Ohio PAC Meant to Address Resources Welfare and Reform
The Ohio Republican meeting agenda includes conservation of natural resources oil water wildlife forests and recreational facilities. Welfare facility expansion penal reform taxation and teacher salaries are to be discussed along with unemployment benefits factory hygiene and accident compensation issues. The State Executive Committee meets Saturday with labor editors and a main conference Sunday.
Clothers Prepare PAC Fund Drive
Amalgamated Clothing Workers political action leaders will meet Monday night to plan contributions to the National Citizens Political Action Committee. They stress voluntary donations from individual union members and non members, with a dollar from many members needed. Drives to begin soon in CIO unions.
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers
National Citizens Political Action Committee
CIO
Illinois Miners Work Only 21 Days In May
The Progressive Mine Workers AFL reveals Illinois coal mines operated 21.3 days in May amid a potential winter shortage. About 1.6 million tons were lost to idle time as miners in three coal counties averaged 12 days and earned roughly $90.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Progressive Mine Workers
AFL
Coal
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Long Island City
N.Y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Cony
Coney
Island
Poe
Sun
Union
By Ted Taylor
Cissie Patterson
Washington Times-Herald
20Th Century-Fox
Wilson
Darryl Zanuck
Betty Hutton
Hays Office
OWI
Ohio Pac
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