Surprise Vision Upsets Plans at Local 757 UE Meeting
Report on a Sunday UE Local 757 gathering in Cincinnati where CIO leaders and members clashed over leadership. James Carey sparked headlines with a visit and denounced UE officers as Communist-aligned. A large turnout from Dayton Mansfield and others shifted momentum against the calling group led by MacKinley Davis and Helen Ferguson. Carey urged delegates to back a non Communist, CIO aligned UE at the international convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
Larry Williams
Electrica
Ocal
Ofers
Cincinnati
James Carey
Carey
MacKinley Davis
Machine Rist
Helen Ferguson
Formica Insulation Co
Force Support
Robert Quade
Luther Richmond
McKinley Davis
Name
Williams
Quade
Dayton
Mansfield
Ohio
Louis Torey
Jim Carey
Jim Kraft
Robert Elsner
William Snoots
Jim Hawkins
Corey
UE International
Tarey
International
United States
Lou Toreys
Lem Marklands
Ue-Cio
Ue-Cp
Communist Party
Steel union chief denounces industry conduct before board
President Murray of the United Steelworkers accuses Inland Steel’s Clarence Randall of an insult to the presidency and claims the industry’s remarks aim to divert attention from wage boost questions as the three day rebuttal begins before the Presidential fact finding board. Murray compares Randall’s attack to 1932 Hoover fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres
Philip Murray
United Steelworkers
CIO
Steel Industry
U. S
Clarence B. Randall
Inland Steel Co
Pres. Truman
Murray
Randall
Truman
Hoover Murray
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
CIO Urges Quick Action On Social Security Bill
Washington CIO press release urges passage of HR 6000 before recess. Emil Rieve, chairman of the CIO Full Employment Committee, says the bill would relieve human suffering and add 1 billion dollars in purchasing power. The proposal would raise survivors benefits to 45 or 50 dollars, expand coverage by 11 million people, insure total disability, and grant 256 million dollars in federal aid to welfare programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
Emil Rieve
Full Employment Committee
Ways and Means Committee
CANCO Steel Negotiators Agree On Social Insurance Plan
The United Steelworkers of America and American Can Company reach a partial deal in San Jose California to fund extensive social insurance for workers. The agreement covers life insurance for all members sick and accident benefits medical care and hospitalisation and sets a common termination date for 32 plants. Talks on a general wage increase and pensions extend to September 30 with meetings to open September 19 in Cincinnati involving Jim Robb Al Whitehouse and 32 local union representatives.
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United Steelworkers of America
American Can Company
San Jose
Calif
al Whitehouse
Steel District
Cincinnati
Jim Robb
Labor Day Edition Promises Special 32-Page Sun
The Sun announces a forthcoming 32 page Labor Day edition to be pressed for the holiday. Local readers may request extra copies and must inform promptly as the press run will be increased if needed. All contributors should submit copies as early as possible with Monday as the deadline.
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the Sun
Rent Control Endangered By Heavy Cut In Funds
The Senate approved a greatly reduced appropriation for the Office of the Housing Expediter, raising doubt about rent control in coming months. Sen. Paul Douglas led a failed effort to boost funds, warning decontrol may proceed without enough money to enforce the 1949 rent law. The debate cited 198,000 landlord petitions in four months versus 160,000 in the prior four months, signaling ongoing enforcement strain as areas decontrol and staffing shrink.
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Senate
Paul Douglas
D. Ill
Tighe E. Woods
Douglas
Illinois
OHE
Woods
Ives
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Lem Markland
District 7 Council
Markland
X« Steel Fact Finding Board
Ted
Washington
Canco Steel
Labor Day
Sen
Irving Ives