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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1944

Page

5

Enquirer critiques Pegler while noting Marshall loyalty

The Cincinnati Enquirer rebukes columnist Westbrook Pegler for heat over Marshall remarks while defending General George Marshall’s wartime production knowledge. It notes Pegler’s al leged heat and continued hate campaign links to CIO and public figures as editors explain ammunition needs and weather delays.

The Cincinnati Enquirer Westbrook Pegler Enquirer Pegler George Marshall Gen. Marshall U. S America United States Marshall Eisenhower CIO Roosevelt Anna Rosenberg

White Collar Group Shons Real Unions

The United White Collar Majority is planned to organize white collar workers nationwide for union fight and political action. Robert Routh leads a secret group tied to a Wall Street backed anti union league aiming to split workers from labor and the war effort. He claims Hearst support and intends local units and a Washington lobby to push non union organizing.

New York Robert Routh White Collar League Federated Press Wall Street McAlpin Routh Washington

Teachers Probe Digest Is Propaganda

A National Council of Teachers of English committee claims Readers Digest is biased against labor Roosevelt and minority groups. At a Columbus meeting of about 2000 English teachers the report says the magazine is anti-Semitic anti-Negro and anti-Roosevelt.

Columbus Roosevelt National Council of Teachers of English Brotherhood of Man Angela Broening

Illness surpasses strikes in time lost, CIO says

The CIO Research and Education Department estimates illness accounts for about 60 times more time lost per month than strikes. Accidents at work cause about seven times and off work accidents nearly four times the time lost in strikes, per the Economic Outlook.

CIO Research and Education Department Economic Outlook

Unions, CIO AFL Affiliation and 1943 Strike Loss Share

The article notes lockouts for which employers are responsible and states that unions not affiliated with either the CIO or the AFL accounted for 73.3 percent of time lost by strikes in 1943.

Bur CIO AFL

League Disclaims Gentile Outfit

The Gentile Cooperative Association, Chicago anti Jewish group under Illinois attorney general investigation, is denied as a genuine cooperative by Wallace J. Campbell of the Cooperative League of the USA. He says true cooperatives practice open membership regardless of race creed or color.

New York Gentile Cooperative Assn Chicago Illinois Asst Wallace J. Campbell Cooperative League of the USA Campbell America

Farm Income Will Suffer In Wage Fall

The CIO Economic Outlook warns farm income would fall by a quarter if production drops to 1940 levels and 10 to 15 million could lose jobs after the war. It argues wage gains must match a 25 percent productivity rise in manufacturing to sustain purchasing power and prevent unemployment.

CIO

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