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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1946

Page

7

Housing Headache Is Nothing New

The piece recalls Labor Day protests in New York City in 1882 with banners against tenement landlords and favorable lawmakers. Slogans reported include Pay No Rent and Who Stole the Tenement House Reform Bill.

New York New York Herald

District 25 Steel Head Sees Conspiracy For Profit

The article argues that organized monopoly employers aim to depress wages and push profits by obtaining price increases from OPA and loosening controls. It cites postwar wage gains, rising prices, and argues price control proved crucial during wartime to maintain production and stable labor relations. It warns against profit-driven schemes harming living standards.

District 25 Steel Head CIO OPA America

All Must Cooperate vs. Crime

Local 214 of the Fur and Leather Workers condemns rising crime across the United States and urges unions and civil rights groups to support the CIO and NAACP in ending robberies, lynchings, and rapes. Members propose measures including more police, foot patrols, earlier closing hours for nightclubs, and education to foster harmony among all races and creeds.

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Auto Workers Local 647 Wins Western Auto Vote

Local 647 of the United Auto Workers won an NLRB election at the Western Auto Co. warehouse. Albert Busch said 68 workers are employed there and negotiations for a contract will begin once the local is certified.

Western Auto Co Busch

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