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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1944
Page
8
The CIO PAC director denounces opponents as false and labels Dewey as Hoover's ally. He argues free enterprise failed in the 1930s and cites donations by workers versus big corporate checks. Delegates include members from United Steelworkers Amalgamated Clothing Workers and Textile Workers.
Substantial wage increases were won for 5 000 Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co employees by United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers CIO.
The War Department announced three CIO and three AFL representatives will travel to England and the French front to view American weapons in action. Delegates include R J Thomas Sherman Dalrymple David J McDonald Frank Fenton Wegener Eric Peterson and others to discuss supply and equipment performance with military staff.
The American Communications Association Local 57 continues a doorbell campaign at Western Union in Cincinnati to win votes for CIO in the upcoming NLRB election. Bernie Woolis urged CIO workers to persuade colleagues to vote CIO in the late September or early October contest.
Local 757 UER and MWA bring disputed 1944 contract terms before the War Labor Board panel at the Fifth-Third Union Trust Co Building on Tuesday at 10 a m. Members may attend the hearing.
The Ohio CIO Political Action Committee presents a broad program backing Roosevelt’s re election a liberal Congress and a progressive Ohio government. It calls for full employment through state planning regulate workmen s compensation expand unemployment benefits broaden tax relief for essentials and enact civil rights protections while boosting state services for youth education farms and public works.
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