Labor Finds Its Day in Crisis Charter GOP Anti-PAC Main Issue
Charter campaign attacks CIO and slates focus on anti labor themes from 1944. Arthur Thexton defends Everett as experienced in city government. The Charter group boosts Rollin H. Everett as ally while opposing working people’s representation. Continued on Page 5.
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Labor Day Message From Philip Murray on War Aims
CIO president Philip Murray salutes labor on Labor Day 1945 praising armed forces victory over Japan and Germany. He notes progress in UN unity and world trade union efforts, but laments domestic labor dissatisfaction despite wartime achievements and strong organizational capacity.
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Unemployed urged to delay filing as session looms
State CIO secretary George De Nucci warned unemployed workers to hold off on filing for unemployment compensation. Gov. Lausche plans a special Legislature session on Sept. 5 to push immediate benefits, likely changing payments from 16 dollars for 18 weeks to 21 dollars for 22 weeks for those filing after the action.
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Editor attacks Cincinnati Republicans over Taftism and labor issues
A Sun editor accuses the Cincinnati Republican wing of pushing anti labor and anti immigrant tactics to win council seats. The piece lambastes Hulbert Taft and Willis Gradison for guiding votes via a “clear it with Taft” approach, contrasting it with thePAC platform of full employment and progressive reform.
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Weber
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Rally For Jobs Set For September 16th
Greater Cincinnati CIO Unions launch Rally For Jobs with a 2 p.m. September 16 meeting at Music Hall for thousands of unemployed. Invitations sent to Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and senators Pepper Wagner among others to speak on Full Employment, higher wages, unemployment compensation, FEPC, and social security reforms.
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Robert Wagner
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Adolph Germer
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