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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1945

Page

5

Murray Urges Broad Labor Industry Conference For Peace

CIO President Philip Murray supports Senator Vandenberg on a labor business conference to promote industrial peace. He asks Secretary Schwellenbach and Secretary Wallace to chair, warning against a narrow focus on labor disputes and urging comprehensive measures like a 65 cent minimum wage and full employment legislation. He cites protections for small business and anti discrimination efforts as essential in achieving full employment and economic expansion.

Washington CIO Philip Murray Arthur Vandenberg Labor Lewis Schwellenbach Commerce Henry A. Wallace Murray Schwellenbach Vandenberg Senate

British Democracy Safe From Page 10 Analysis

The column discusses the shift in global politics from pro Big Three unity to a more diverse alliance view. It contrasts Ed Murrow’s friendly view of consent with ultra conservatives fears and cites Arthur Krock and Mark Sullivan critiquing U S policy toward Britain. It notes Labour Party resistance to communists and that the Potsdam era shows workable cooperation among the Big Three. It mentions a possible De Gaulle resignation if the Consultative Assembly blocks his new constitution.

Ed Murrow CBS New York Times Arthur Krock Truman Great Britain Britain United States Mark Sullivan Churchill Potsdam Attlee British Labor Party Britai Consultative Assembly de Gaulle Assembly

Labor Roots of Free Public Schools in U S History

The passage notes that organized labor spearheaded a free democratic education push with a 1829 labor school program calling for more schools free schools and elected school boards. It highlights early labor leadership in shaping public education policies and governance.

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