SUN Circulation Campaign offers prizes for CIO members
The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council approves a February 12 campaign to boost SUN subscriptions among CIO members at a special 1.50 rate. Prizes totaling 85 go to teams with the most subscriptions or highest percentage of eligible members. local prizes awarded as well. Kick-off set Feb 8 at UAW Hall Vine and Daniel Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
Max Sien
The
SUN
Eli
UAW
Vine and
Daniel Streets
Sien
James Gallagher
United Steelworkers
Margaret Sonnycalb
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Ben Herman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
William Kircher
United Automobile and Aircraft Workers
AFL Wins Wire Vote in Western Union Union Election
Affiliates of the AFL swept six of seven divisions in a national NLRB vote against the CIO tied to the American Communications Assn. Total AFL 20,085 to CIO 10,640. CIO won only in Metropolitan New York, with 2,959 to 1,333 for the AFL. The Lake district states yielded 5,244 for AFL and 2,364 for CIO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
AFL
Western Union Telegraph Co
NLRB
American Communications Assn
CIO
New York
Jersey City
Lake District
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
The
Dakotas
Local Group Urges FEPC To Sen Taft
Cincinnati Provisional Committee for a Permanent FEPC led by Councilman Jesse D. Locker traveled to Washington to seek Senator Robert A. Taft support. The effort follows a visit by A. Philip Randolph and aims to advance a permanent FEPC amid anticipated partisan opposition.
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FEPC
Sen
Taft
Jesse D. Locker
Washington
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Locker
A. Philip Randolph
National Committee
John Weis
J. C. Battle
Theodore M. Berry
Richard Bluestein
Horace Sudduth
J. Franklin Walker
P. Robert Washington
Rev
Enos Windsor
Mesdames Iona Batts
Lorraine Covert
Elnora Foster
Arletta M. Graves
E. Camille Hood
Clara Hough
Amanda Lane
Maude Veal
Marie Zeigler
Charge Native Fascists Misuse Cross In Georgia
CIO Regional Director Charles H. Gillman accuses the Christian American Assn of Georgia of posing as a church to solicit funds and promote a right to work amendment. He calls for an investigation, book disclosures, and enforcement of anti lobbying laws to stop the fake church operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Atlanta, Ga
Christian American Assn
CIO
Charles H. Gillman
Texas
Christian American Asia
Florida
Arkansas
Texas Native Fascists Get GOP Support
Texas Republicans align with Sen. W. Lee O'Daniel's anti FDR Texas Regulators to push a closed shop ban via Fight for Free Enterprise. AFL CIO and railroad unions mobilize against the measure, which mirrors Arkansas and Florida right to work moves. The amendment adds armed forces job protection and supports the poll tax and Mansfield era acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Roosevelt
Texas
W. Lee
Pappy
O’daniel
Fight For Free Enterprise
San Antonio
Christian American Association
AFL
CIO
Railroad Brotherhood
Arkansas
Florida
Bell
Walker and
Hopkins
Manford Union Regulation
Court debates white primary and Rainey reinstatement
The Supreme Court weighs retention of the white primary, while opponents seek reinstatement of Dr. Homer Rainey ousted as president of the University of Texas. The dispute centers on party primaries and university governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer P. Rainey
University of Texe
FEPC Orders War Plants to End Hiring Bias
FEPC directed Carter Carburetor Corp. and Wagner Electric Corp. of St Louis to stop discrimination for wartime manpower. Both plants had specified "white only" in manpower applications to the USES despite critical shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FEPC
Washington
Carter Carburetor Corp
Wagner Electric Corp
St. Louis
Malcolm Ross
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Premier Press
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Ith W.M.O
United States Railroad
Board Employment Service
Aufdemkampe
Freeman Avenue
Dr. S. Pollack
Enquirer
Wc. Court and
BRO
Cincinnati 2
Ris
Grace W. Blackett
Uaw-Cio
Anne Markovitch
American Federation of Hosiery Workers, Cio
Emil Rieve
Textile Workers
Philip Murray
England
Gillman
Georia
GOP
Albert
East Fifth St
Radio
Jay
Blue Network
Melody Parade
Betty G
Bob
WKRC
Kathman’s
Goodyear
West Fifth St
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