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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1948

Page

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Eviction Threat Overwhelms Cincinnati Family At Christmas

A Cincinnati family of ten facing eviction in 1948 endures crowded two and a half rooms with $74 monthly rent from a $40 weekly income. Despite help from The SUN, Amalgamated Clothing Workers, and Elks, they yearn for a decent home to shelter their children and provide a proper Christmas in 1949.

Clark Street the Sun The SUN Amalgamated Clothing Elks

1949 Promises Fruit of 1948 Victories

Labor will welcome 1949 as a year of promise while recalling 1948 achievements. The piece notes political efforts of 1948 set the stage for the Taft Hartley Law’s demise in 1949, though anti labor forces still hope to hinder progress.

Labor Wall Street Journal New York General Electric Charles Wilson Dewey Fiasco CIO

Labor’s Plight and Taft-Hartley in 1949 SUN

The SUN illustrates a major labor problem, showing how workers’ savings and purchasing power were drained. It argues a 1948 labor victory and a refused death sentence reprieve could have prevented a recession and intensified union busting under Taft-Hartley allies.

Labor trends hint at recession risk and Taft Hartley fears

Economists sketch a recession threat while labor vows to resist Taft Hartley. The piece notes Business Week acknowledging that recession plus the Taft Hartley Law could weaken the labor movement. Cincinnati labor officials reflect on the 1948 record amid rising costs and housing woes.

Business Week The SUN Cincinnati

Economists Monitor Price Index for 1949 Outlook

The CIO News notes economists watch the price index for signals of recession. Christmas sales trail 1947, layoffs occur, and a 1 point December CPI drop prompts uncertainty. Some expect January to reveal if prices fall as merchants move goods and if consumers can finance daily needs.

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