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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1944

Page

8

Murray Article in Soviet Paper Seeks Labor Unity

CIO President Philip Murray writes in War and the Working Class that World Labor Congress in London offers a path to lasting peace. He praises workers in the U S and Soviet Union for wartime sacrifice and urges international labor unity to defend democracy and prevent fascist resurgence.

Murray Washington CIO Pres Philip Murray Soviet Union World Labor Congress London U.S Great Britain Red Army CIO World Labor Organization

Ward Strike Continues in Detroit

Detroit area Montgomery Ward workers escalate the strike started December 9 to enforce National War Labor Board directives. About 1500 employees have received a raise from 4 1/2 to 6 cents hourly with retroactive date, while other provisions remain rejected. Police and state troopers faced pickets as tensions rise amid injunctions and limited shopping activity.

Detroit Montgomery Ward War Labor Board Ward Jeffries United Auto Workers CIO United Retail Wholesale & Dept. Store Employes Royal Oak Oakland County WLB Wm. H. Davis Labor Sewell L. Avery Ford Local 600 Detroit News Detroit Free Press Wayne County Cio Council Free Press

Detroit CIO backs Ward strike demands in pledge

Wayne County Industrial Union Council endorsed the Montgomery Ward strikers demands but did not back the strike. A 102 to 64 vote urged President Roosevelt to seize four Ward stores to enforce a National War Labor Board order and urged striking members not to be swayed.

Detroit CIO Wayne County Industrial Union Council Montgomery Ward & Co Pres. Roosevelt Ward

Council Debates Strike Tactics Amid No-Strike Referendum

Vice President Hodges Mason accuses a hostile caucus of engineering the dispute to aid its campaign on the United Auto Workers no-strike referendum, as the bitter council floor debate continues.

Council Hodges Mason United Auto Workers

Kroll's Nephew Killed Jack Kroll State CIO Head

Kroll's nephew reports the death of Jack Kroll, the state chief information officer, in an unspecified incident. The notice provides initial word of the fatal event and notes official confirmation is pending further details.

Jack Kroll State Cio

Broadcaster's tribute to Maj Papart amid democracy faith

In Italy Cecil Brown, news commentator on WCPA, devoted much of last Sunday's broadcast to Maj. Papart's death and his belief in democracy. The program highlighted the fallen officer's stand and the impact on democratic values.

Purt Italy Cecil Brown WCPA Maj. Papart

Avery Attacks Eisenhower Policy On Wartime Union Rules

Frank P. Graham for the War Labor Board accuses Montgomery Ward of defying wartime union security and wage rules in five cases across seven establishments. He says maintenance of voluntary union membership is essential to prevent strikes and ensure stable production for the war effort, outlining worker protections and penalties for failure to comply.

Washington Montgomery Ward Eisenhower Frank P. Graham War Labor Board WLB Graham

Manpower Plea Continues Across Pages Aide List

Area director and a roster of names including William Black John Fuchs Robert K Brown Ross Keller Philip Cone Richard Le Blond Morris Edwards J D Mullally Melvin Greiser W L McGrath Arthur Hartmann Fred Rasser John J Hurst Waldo Stager Lisle Kays Edward Stokes F B Mitchell Harry Proctor Al Whitehouse Phil Ziegler discussed in the continued plea for manpower.

William Black John Fuchs Robert K. Brown Ross T. Keller Philip H. Cone Richard E. le Blond Morris Edwards J. D. Mullally Melvin R. Greiser W. L. McGrath Arthur Hartmann Fred Rasser John J. Hurst Waldo Stager Lisle Kays Edward L. Stokes F. B. Mitchell Harry D. Proctor al Whitehouse Phil E. Ziegler

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Detroit Cio Kroll Packard Local 190 Federated Pictures Avery Calhoun Custom Shop Harry Roy Calhoun ST Woodburn Caroll Lane Dress Shop Vine ST. UN Lark Cafe Vine ST Sor Leahy Enduring International Sterling Siutonational. Merling
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