Norwood City Truck Enters Allis-Picket Line Under Guard
A Norwood city truck, escorted by a police cruiser, entered the Allis-Chalmers lot during a 20 week strike. Union vice president Arthur Fuhrman said the vehicle carried a small motor for repair, while Mayor Frank Ward cited safety director Ellis and suggested repairs could be essential. Union leaders criticized lack of union notification for impartiality.
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Norwood
Allis
Allis-Chalmers Co
Arthur Fuhrman
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Fuhrman
AC Company
Frank J. Ward
Albert E. Ellis
Ellis
The
SUN
Ward
PAC Stands For Versus Reaction in Postwar Politics
The text argues for a pro democratic program including price control, full employment, higher minimum wages, better housing, national health insurance, veteran benefits, and small business support. It condemns opponents for weakening price control, harming unions, and stalling minimum wage, warning of wealth concentration and another depression if elected officials who opposed these measures are reelected.
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Whitehouse
UAW
Vine and
Daniels Streets
Cio-Pac
Cincinnati Cost of Living Rises 5.9 Percent in One Month
U S Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a 5.9 percent rise in Cincinnati living costs from June 15 to July 15 with foods up 13 percent the sharpest increase since 1940.
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Cincinnati
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Steelworkers Rally Behind Dollar Drive
District 25 United Steelworkers outlines goals to register 100 percent to vote in November and raise PAC funds for pro labor programs. Al Whitehouse says victories at the ballot box equal those on the picket line and warns against electing anti labor Congress. Ray Sowder will coordinate PAC drives and member registrations before October. Fred Foss cautions against lethargy risking workers economic and political freedom.
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District 25
United Steelworkers of America
Philip Murray
Whitehouse
Congress
Ray Sowder
Sowder
Fred Foss
CIO
Kentucky
PAC
UAW
Vine
Daniels
McDonald
Ben Herman
Waldo Stager
Stager
Cincinnati
ACWA Wins Macgregor After Union Election
The Cincinnati Joint Board Amalgamated Cloth ing Workers announced the bargaining rights win at Mac Gregor Golf division of Sports Products Inc. Henry Seibert will lead negotiations. Of 146 eligible voters, 92 voted for the union, 34 against, 2 void. Officer elections to follow within two weeks.
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Cincinnati Joint Board
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
MacGregor Golf Division
Sports Products Inc
Henry Seibert
Union
Council Rejects Utility Purchase
Five members of the City Council refused even a study of city ownership of the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. as a solution to the citys financial needs. The motion by Councilman Albert D. Cash failed with only Rollin Everett Edward N. Waldo Vogel and Gordon Scherer in support.
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Albert D. Cash
Rollin Everett
Edward N. Waldvogel
Gordon Scherer
McDonald Of Steel Invited As Speaker At PAC Rally
Hamilton County CIO locals pledge full participation in the Dollar for PAC drive Aug 14 to 28. David J. McDonald, USW secretary treasurer, is invited as speaker. CIO PAC board members plan nationwide meetings to support the drive.
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McDonald of Steel
CIO
Hamilton County Political Action Committee
Shop Pac
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
MacDonald
CIO International
Ciopac
Jack Kroll
National Pac
McDonald
al Whitehouse
Dis
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Case, Hobbs
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National Association of Manufacturers
ACWA
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Amalgamated
Council
Trict
Robert J. Davidson
Ray Tucker
Gladys Dickason
CIO Southern
America
Board of Election
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