SUN Editor Office Entered as Second Class Matter
The Sun notes its editor office is entered as second class matter June 30 1944 at Cincinnati Ohio under the act of March 3 1879 The list of executive board members includes William Black Walter Grainger Elmer Kauffman Ec Hellkamp Arthur Hartmann James McLendon John Dehner Michael Schweninger James Rogers Talmadge Zipperer Ray Tucker George Grigsby Willis Wilder Wilfred Porter Isaac Bradshaw Max Sien Rollin Silver James Wigbell Hugo Klug Rey Sowder Nathaniel Jordan John Patterson Subscription is 2 00 per year.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
William Black
Walter Grainger
Elmer Kauffman
Ec Hellkamp
Arthur Hartmann
James McLendon
John Dehner
Michael Schweninger
James Rogers
Talmadge Zipperer
Ray Tucker
George Grigsby
Willis Wilder
Wilfred Porter
Isaac Bradshaw
Max Sien
Rollin Silver
James Wigbell
Hugo Klug
Rey Sowder
Nathaniel Jordan
John Patterson
National Guard Reappears in Ohio Strike Tension
A decade-long lull in troops at labor disputes ends as the National Guard is called in to a Dayton plant amid a Taft Hartley decertification campaign. Picket police, strikebreakers, and union leaders face renewed scrutiny as governors and lawmakers shape the response. Workers are urged to act politically to counter Taft Hartley backed officials.
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National Guard
Ohio
Dayton
Congress
Herbert
Council Republicans Stall Labor Relations Progress
A city council clash shows Republicans delaying a proposed assistant to the city manager aimed at addressing employee and public complaints. The effort to suspend rules to pass the ordinance in one session has been blocked for two months despite prior support.
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Council
Labor Relations
Republican
Cincinnati
Congress Fails to Make Real Attack on Peril of Inflation
Washington report notes Congress, recalled by President Truman, shows no decisive action against inflation. Truman urged limited price controls, wage freezing powers, housing aid, and broader reforms including education funds, social security boosts, labor law changes, universal military training, and a UN headquarters loan. He warned against another eight months of inaction.
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Congress
Washington
Truman
Big Boys Clash Over Meat Profiteering Claims
Boston report says meat packers are called robbers by Malcolm McCabe of the Massachusetts Retail Grocers and Provision Dealers Assn. He argues inflation and supply shortages should not let packers seek unconscionable profits amid the current crisis.
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Exec. Sec
Malcolm McCabe
McCabe
Corporate profits and women employment trend in postwar era
Corporate profits for 1947 totaled 17.4 billion dollars, representing 8.6 percent of the national income. From May 1945 to May 1948 the number of women employed in non agricultural industries fell by about two million.
Aid Italy Group Urges President Action
The CIO Italian American Trade Union Committee urges President Truman to back Italy’s shift to economic democracy. The letter says Italy must move promptly toward democratic social ownership and control of central economic sectors to prevent a totalitarian Communist advance.
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New York
USS
Italy
CIO
Italian-American Trade Union Committee
Truman
Picketing Shut Down by NLRB In Secondary Boycott Case
NLRB trial examiner Earl Bellman ruled that union picketing of a contractor engaged in a secondary boycott was illegal and not protected by the U S Constitution. The Denver Building and Construction Trades Council AFL protested Gould Preisner electrical contractors by picketing the shop of a building contractor doing business with them.
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NLRB
Earl Bellman
U. S
Denver Building & Construction Trades Council
AFL
Gould — Preisner
Eld
Supreme Court
Picketing and Taft-Hartley Rules Challenge Union Rights
Discussion of NLRB decisions on secondary boycotts and picketing under Taft-Hartley. The case involves Wine Liquor & Distillery Workers AFL and Schenley Distillers Corp in Frankfort Kentucky, with Local 1 of the same international union aiding Jardine distributor in New York. The board issued a cease and desist against Local 1, prompting concerns over free speech association and cooperation rights for unions.
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NLRB
Wine Liquor & Distillery Workers
AFL
Schenley Distillers Corp
Frankfort
The
International
Jardine Liquor Corp
Schenley
New York City
Local 1
Jardine
Labor Board
FHA Insures Over 124 Billion in Mortgages Since 1934
The Federal Housing Administration has insured more than 124 billion dollars of mortgage and property improvement loans since its 1934 founding. This milestone underscores FHA's role in expanding home financing and upgrades across the nation.
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Federal Housing Administration
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