NAM Campaign for Free Enterprise Targets Government Controls
The National Association of Manufacturers unveiled a postwar program opposing government planning and New Deal policies. It seeks to preserve free enterprise, reduce taxes, balance the federal budget, and curb labor regulation while launching a nationwide propaganda drive including newspaper ads, radio features, and plant rallies. The plan forecasts 60 million jobs but warns of job losses if government dictates economics. The NAM also attacks foreign trade regulation and Bretton Woods style international finance as threats to American dominance.
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Natl, Assn. of Manufacturers
U. S
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
NAM
NLRB
Nati War Labor Board
OPA
President's Fair Employment Practice Committee
Security
The
World Bank and Fund
Bretton Woods
World Finance
Wall Street
Pres. Roosevelt
CIO
Education Films Offered To Unions By Council
Through the Adult Education Council of Metropolitan Cincinnati unions can arrange 16 mm education programs with or without discussion. A portable sound-film unit is available free, with charges if transportation is not provided. Walter J. Millard can lead discussions, and the Council office is at the Public Library. A Film Guide lists 25 titles and rental charges on topics such as Better Human Relations and Family Relationships.
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Adult Education Council of
Cincinnati
Education Committee
Walter J. Millard
Council Offers Programs and Rehabilitation Information
The council invites the public to arrange programs through its office, and notes that rehabilitation services are available.
Murray Attacks State Dept Nominations
CIO President Philip Murray told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the proposed undersecretary and five assistant secretaries fail to form a balanced team for future foreign policy. He did not name individuals but targeted the Roosevelt pick Joseph C. Grew as undersecretary and the listed nominees: Julius C. Holmes Nelson Rockefeller Will L. Clayton Archibald MacLeish James C. Dunn.
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CIO
Philip Murray
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Murray
Roosevelt
Joseph C. Grew
Julius C. Holmes
Nelson Rockefeller
Will L. Clayton
Archibald MacLeish
James C. Dunn
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