The SUN A Liberal Weekly Executive Board List
The SUN A Liberal Weekly lists its executive board including Arthur Hartmann Al Jordan Max Sien Jerry Maxey Abe Goldberg Ray Tucker Waldo Stager Claude Sampson Walter Grwinger Earl Davis Clarence Rau George Kuhl Calvin Frech Herman Dickerson Harry Brummett Russell Quackenbush with mailing and subscription details.
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Arthur Hartmann
al Jordan
Max Sien
Jerry Maxey
Abe Goldberg
Ray Tucker
Waldo Stager
Claude Sampson
Walter Grwinger
Earl Davis
Clarence Rau
George Kuhl
Calvin Frech
Herman Dickerson
Harry Brummett
Russel Quackenbush
Russia’s Postwar Challenge to U S: Full Employment Urgency
Vasiliy Kuznetzov of a Soviet labor mission in Detroit says manpower shortage is Russia’s main postwar problem. He notes wartime pay levels stay, hours drop to 40, and calls for a broad program of full employment to raise living standards while urging Americans to unite across business and labor to prevent mass unemployment after the war.
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Russia
Vasiliy Kuznetzov
United States
Detroit
Kuznetzov
Chambers of Commerce
America
Congress
Office of Defense Transportation
Army
Senator Meads
D. N.Y
Truman
Agriculture
Anderson
Europe
Taft Accused as Unionbuster in Wage Fight
The piece accuses Taft of delaying wage hikes and shorter hours for workers, citing the Guild's victory for better pay and conditions. It asserts Taft had years to act but did not raise pay or shorten hours, and mocks his willingness to confront the Guild.
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Taft
Back to Work Movement Speculation Hits Washington
Washington observers speculate that President Truman or congressional leaders may recall vacationing members of Congress to address pending business. The talk centers on resuming full legislative activity amid stalled programs and wartime priorities.
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Washington
Truman
Congressional
Los
Cut Wages Namely for a Moral Victory
A critical note on cost cutting in pursuit of a supposed moral win highlights practical business logic. The speaker argues wage reductions are the simplest, most effective way to trim expenses and preserve margins.
Farm Equipment Workers Vote on Amalgamation Proposal
The United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers prepare a national membership referendum regarding a CIO executive board proposal to amalgamate with the United Auto Workers. The action is ordered by the FE International Executive Board as reported from Chicago.
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Chicago
United Farm Equipment & Metal Workers
CIO
United Auto Workers
FE International Executive
Washington Report Warns of Unemployment After Victory
Senate War Investigating Committee warns that rapid end of the Pacific war could leave the nation unprepared for domestic readjustment. Reconversion programs and civilian production must be expanded, Army cutbacks urged, surplus materials cleared, and coal and rail work redeployed. Officials criticize Army delays as hearings on the Murray Full Employment Bill loom next October.
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Senate War Investigating Committee
Pacific
Senate Committee
Office of War Mobilization
Surplus Property Board
Truman
Ickes
U. S
Europe
The Case Against Industrial Insurance Explored
A column argues industrial insurance is costly for workers while better options exist. It urges replacing weekly industrial plans with regular life policies, often cheaper, and recommends using credit unions or monthly payments to avoid load and loss. It warns against continuing industrial insurance during good times or layoffs.
Advocate Child Welfare A Bi-partisan Sena-
A bi partisan group of senators calls for renewed focus on child welfare funding and policy reform. They urge bipartisan cooperation to improve services for at risk youths, foster care oversight, and child protection resources nationwide.
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Advocate Child Welfare
Sena
Doctors Defend Health Reform Against AMA Attack
Dr. Ernest P. Boas of New York leader of the Physicians' Forum replies to AMA charges that the Murray Wagner Dingell plan would create regimentation and totalitarianism. He counters by defending expanded health insurance and social security efforts as necessary reforms.
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