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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1944
Page
4
The editorial urges careful study of Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. ownership by the city. It calls for preserving current labor rights under a bi partisan commission with worker representation and notes potential wage limits, tax effects, and civic gains from attracting new industry. It contrasts waterworks limits with electric revenue flexibility.
Jack Kroll, head of the state CIO, urged farmers and organized workers to join forces to boost wages and full employment. He said rural voters influence elections, debunked myths about unions, noted high labor costs in farm equipment, and highlighted growing rural cooperatives as evidence of potential cooperation.
The National Association of Manufacturers at its meeting derides collective bargaining while stressing individual workers’ rights. The piece argues NAM dislikes unions and warns workers to pursue stronger political action to curb corporate power and monopolistic practices.
Senator Kilgore argues international cartels fueled by private industry can paralyze world production and finance, creating economic war leading to renewed conflict. He cites German use of cartels with Nazi ties and urges labor and liberal groups to oppose cartel influence in 1946 elections.
John M. Costello, known for service with the unAmerican Dies Committee, is named general manager of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Washington branch. He faces departure from his current role by January 3 as the chamber seeks a lawyer to fill the post.
Chicago report says printing trades unions conducted a successful campaign at R. R. Donnelly's Lake Side Press winning four National Labor Relations Board elections.
The National Labor Relations Board will hear a case at the Larus Brothers plant in Richmond about a tobacco union of the AFL that allegedly discriminates by race. It questions whether a union that denies or limits membership can hold sole collective bargaining rights, urging that unions practicing racial exclusion have no place in the labor system. The piece calls for clear Board action against unAmerican discrimination and for equal privileges for all workers.
The General Executive Board of United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers CIO, representing 700000 war workers, commended Secretary of State Stettinius for two statements backing nations like Greece and Italy in forming their own government without outside interference.
The largest Co op Cafeteria in New York opens for business this week running an entire city block from 11 Park Place to 12 Murray Street.
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