Time Is Short Register Now For Election Day
The Board of Elections will be open for 32 more days to register voters for the November 2 election. Individuals aged 21 by Election Day who have not voted in two years and have lived in the state one year and the county 30 days should register at 622 Sycamore Street from 8 30 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. weekdays and until noon Saturdays. The piece urges registering to vote to address high prices housing and the 80th Congress influence.
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Board of Elections
Sycamore Street
80Th Congress
NLRB Rules NMU Hiring Hall Violates Taft-Hartley Act
The NLRB upheld a ruling that the National Maritime Union CIO violated Taft-Hartley by insisting on a discriminatory hiring hall clause in its contract. The decision targets 8 b 3 and 8 b 2 charges, with enforcement to the courts if ignored.
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Washington
NLRB
Nati Maritime Union
CIO
NMU
Great Lakes
Howard Meyers
Atlantic and Gulf Coast Steamship Lines
Taft- Hartley
NMA
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Fink halls and graft may return on the water front
The piece recalls Fink halls as old shipyard hiring methods tied to graft and favoritism. It cites the 1940 Maritime Labor Board view on crimps and notes the Aug. 18 NLRB ruling that could revive hiring halls under Taft Hartley.
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U. S. Maritime Labor Board
SUN Moves Friday to New Office on Sixth Street
The SUN and the Cincinnati Newspaper Guild relocated to 205 E. 6th Street on the fourth floor between Main and Sycamore. The former IS E, 8th Street building was sold, with the new owner seeking a single-tenant lease for the entire floor.
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The
SUN
Cincinnati Newspaper Guild
E. 6Th Street
Sixth
Main Streets
Main
Sycamore
8Th Street
Labor Vote Forecast Sparks Liberal Congress Warning
The CIO News staff reports that 10 percent labor turnout could elect a liberal U S senator and four liberal congressmen in New Jersey. PAC researchers compare 1944 and 1946 voter patterns, warning worker abstention could yield a worse Congress than the 80th. Text notes Dore Schary’s MGM contract, explains dis saver concept, and cites inflation harming families amid textile cutbacks.
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CIO News
New Jersey
U. S
Jersey
UAW Local 392 OKs Two Year Trailmobile Pact
UAW Local 392 and Trail mobile Co approve a two year contract on Aug 20 with a 13 cent wage rise and reopenable wages. The pact includes layoffs only by mutual agreement, an assignability clause, streamlined grievance steps, six paid holidays plus Armistice Day, and vacations from 40 to 96 hours. Arbitration is tightened and ratified unanimously at an overflow meeting.
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United Auto Workers
Trailmobile Co
Local 392
Robert Burke
al Chance
Harry Childers
Pierce Smith
Bill Lemasters
Arthur Grey
Lewis Strickland
Union
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