Plan for All-Out Labor-Aided City Council Campaign
An unofficial CIO meeting in Cincinnati discussed forming a strong pro PR committee to retain Councilman Rollin Everett and back labor-friendly candidates in Norwood and Northern Kentucky. They warned a political machine seeks nine controllable council seats, noting PR has never failed to produce pro labor outcomes in prior city elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paign
CIO
Ers
CIO Council
Rollin H. Everett
Norwood
Northern
Kentucky
Greater
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Ohio
Everett
Carl Rich
Schneller
Ross Schneller
It Is A Lie About Voting No 1 Preference
The falsehood claims that voting No 1 could transfer support to an unwanted candidate. In truth your ballot only counts for the candidate whose name bears your chosen number, not for any other person.
Living Cost Index Jump Calls for Alarm
The April cost index rose to 58 percent higher than August 1939 levels, signaling a sharp increase in living expenses. This marks a notable tilt in economic conditions, with inflationary pressures affecting households and policymakers monitoring price trends closely.
Ball Hartley Move to Control Labor Board Examined
Details emerged of a secret session in the Senate Office Building where Sen. Joseph Ball and Rep. Hartley discussed new NLRB rules with board members James Reynolds John Houston and NLRB General Counsel Robert Denham. The meeting originally set for July 25 was rescheduled after poor attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ball
R, Minn
Fred A. Hartley
R. NJ
James J. Reynolds
John M. Houston
Senate
Robert N. Denham
Ball
Hartley
Gerard D. Reilly
NLRB
Claude Pepper
D. Fla
Pappy O'Daniel Sold Washington Apartments
In 1945 Senator Lee Pappy O Daniel bought a Washington apartment house and evicted tenants claiming the building was needed for his family. It later sold to Senate Apartments Inc remodeled and now units go for 10 000 and up with O Daniel as principal stockholder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen Lee “Pappy
O’daniel
D. Tex
Washington
Senate Apartments, Inc
Pappy
Feder
Gied Pictures
Know Them By Their Record CIO Guide Aug. 11 1947
A 12 page CIO News supplement reprints the 1947 Voting Guide with the Taft Hartley act vote. It lists Senators and Representatives on major labor issues. Copies available by order from the CIO Publicity Dept., 718 Jackson Place, Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CIO News
CIO Publicity Dept
Jackson Place
D, D.C
Start RR Drive At Latonia Latonia Shop Campaign
The CIO regional office announced this week a organizing campaign for the United Railroad Workers at the Latonia Kentucky shops of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. The group targets non operating workers including blacksmiths machinists and laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia, Ky
CIO
United Railroad Workers
Latonia
The
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Proportional Representation Push in Cincinnati Voter Drive
Workers urged to register and vote in Cincinnati to preserve Proportional Representation and counter Taft machine influence. Campaign targets 1932-era barriers, cites wage pressure and price controls, and calls for registration at 622 Sycamore Street with hours 8:30 to 4:30, Saturday noon close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Jack Methard
PAC
Davidson
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Elston and
Hess
Washington
Board of Elections
Sycamore Street
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Ional Cio
Robert J. Cloci
Kroll
Taft-Hartley Gang
Sen. Taft
Coun
WSAI
Stooges
CORF
Labor
Travis K. Hedrick
Joseph
Ment
Pepper
Ball and Hartley
Denham
Profiteers
Tafts
Elstons
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