Sun publication contact and postage notice details
The Sun lists The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO office contact information and postage details with address 606 Vine St Cincinnati Ohio. It notes second class matter entry date June 30 1944 at Cincinnati Post Office under the act of 1879, Rollin H Everett, subscription rate two dollars per year.
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Ohio
Rollin H. Everett
Bell Block
Vine St
Cincinnati
Murray Issues Bold Warning to Truman on Labor Policy
Philip Murray CIO president delivered a pointed critique of President Truman last week, arguing his conciliatory approach placates Congress and industry. Murray urged strong leadership to avert anti labor moves and warned that labor will not be treated as secondary.
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Philip Murray
CIO
Truman
Murray
Congress
Truman Policy Breaks FEPC Rift With Houston Resignation
President Truman accepted Charles H. Houston's resignation from the FEPC and argued that seizing Capital Transit was not to enforce FEPC aims. Houston, former Nazi Association leader, left December 4 criticizing admin policy. Rumors said FEPC teeter on dissolution while Truman and board dispute methods.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
Charles H. Houton
Fair Employment Practice Committee
U. S
Capital Transit Co
FEPC
Houston
Nazi Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Truman
PAC launches Petition On Housing Situation
Eighteen ward chairmen of the Hamilton County CIO-PAC adopted a housing program to counter a perceived City Council slowdown. They vote to press City Council to acquire federal temporary war housing for veterans, create an Emergency Housing Bureau, urge Congress to fund veterans housing and housing material production, retain rent ceilings, support Wagner-Ellender-Taft, urge Ohio lawmakers to enable public housing, and push Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority to start a new low-cost program.
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Hamilton County Cio-Pac
Congress
Lausche
Ohio
Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority
Ask Unionists Veterans To Dance At Christmas Event
Finfinella Club sponsors a Christmas dance for veterans and union members at the YWCA in downtown at 9 p.m. on December 15. Marilyn Rohrmeier chairs the committee with Joyce Boller and others assisting. Duke Duffy and his orchestra provide music. buffet style refreshments. Uniformed men and discharged vets with service pins admitted free. general admission 48 cents.
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Finfinella Club
Y.W.C.A
9Th
Walnut
Marilyn Rohrmeier
Duke Duffy
Supreme Court to rule on closed shop ban by amendment
The AFL and Florida challenge whether a state may prohibit closed shop or maintenance of membership agreements through a constitutional amendment. The U S Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments on the issue, marking a final step for anti union open shop advocates.
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Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
AFL
Florida
Living Costs Rise Again in Cincinnati Prices
Cincinnati's moderate-income household costs rose 0.3 percent from mid September to mid October with food up 0.6 percent as per Adolph O Berger, regional director of the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The national consumer price index stayed level. Cincinnati's October index reached 129.3 percent of the 1935-39 average, 32.9 percent above August 1939 and 2.8 percent higher than a year ago.
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Cincinnati
Adolph O. Berger
Bureau of Labor Statistics
U. S.department of Labor
GM Books Closed to Stockholders Draws Editorial Silence
The vice president of General Motors, H. W. Anderson, refused permission for impartial arbitrators to view company books and stated that they do not open books to stockholders. The piece argues this mirrors labor union practices and condemns the lack of press scrutiny as immoral and illegal, harming workers’ respect for local newspapers.
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General Motors
H. W. Anderson
General Motor S
Cincinnati
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Jerry Maxey
Abe Goldberg
Ray Tucker
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Claude Sampson
Walter Grainger
Earl Davis
Clarence Rau
George Kuhl
Ee Frech
Hermon Dickerson
Harry Brummett
Russel Quackenbush
Indussry
the Capital Transit Co., Washington’s Street and Bus System
Pres. Truman
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PAC
Miss Rohrmeier
Joyce Boller
Marian Brucato
Norma Gaupel
Rosemary Guenther
Irene Keenan
E. Eighth St
Cherry
Premier Press Company
Cincinnati, Ohio
Hamilton Ave
Northside
Madison Rd
Oakley
UNION
Main Ave
Norwood
O. N. E. Cor
Vine Sts
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