Greater Cincinnati CIO Union Council Executive Board List
The Sun lists the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO executive board members including William Black Walter Grainger William Brenner Edward Hellkamp Arthur Hartmann Ray Sowder James McLendon John Dehner Talmadge Zipperer James Rogers Ray Tucker Elmer Kauffman Philip Parr George Grigsby Wilfred Porter Rollin Silver Max Sevi John Sink John Case Ernestine Lochnane KR W Schellenberg Nathaniel Jordan Hugo Clug James Wigbell and notes subscription at $2.00 per year.
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William Black
Walter Grainger
William Brenner
Edward Hellkamp
Arthur Hartmann
Ray Sowder
James McLendon
John Dehner
Talmadge Zipperer
James Rogers
Ray Tucker
Elmer Kauffman
Philip Parr
George Grigsby
Wilfred Porter
Rollin Silver
Max Sevi
John Sink
John Case
Ernestine Lochnane
KR. W. Schellenberg
Nathaniel Jordan
Hugo Clug
James Wigbell
Abe Writes His Own Editorial on Labor and Capital
A fragment from Abe asserts labor’s primacy over capital, criticizing views that place capital on equal or superior footing in government. He argues labor predates capital and that without labor there is no capital, urging Americans to value labor and reject capital overreach.
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Abe
America
New Editor Takes Reins at The SUN Next Week
The SUN announces Mr. Wartenberg will assume the editor role next week bringing extensive journalism and PAC experience. As Taft’s hometown PAC activity remains a key focus in his new post.
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Wartenberg
The
SUN
Mr. Wartenberg
Sen. Taft
PAC
Wagner Presses for City Water Lab Funding and Dam Repair
Rep Earl T Wagner and Rep Brent Spence push for a 4 million dollar appropriation this year to support Cincinnati water pollution laboratory efforts. They also seek 650 thousand dollars the city paid the government to finish the Mill Creek barrier dam, a line item the Budget Bureau omitted. As a member of the House Expenditures in the Executive Departments committee they backed the Administration's plan to reorganize agencies to save money, sending the measure to the Senate.
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Earl T. Wagner
Brent Spence
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Mill Creek
House
House the Administration’s Measure To Reorganize the Executive Department
Senate
Taft Pushes Liberal Line Amid Repealer Fight
Senator Taft drives amendments for Taft Hartley repealer and heckles witnesses at hearings. He seeks liberal credentials by advocating higher minimum wages and old age pensions in Ohio's Niles speech, though critics call his stance lukewarm and dangerous.
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Robert A. Taft
Senate
Taft
Niles, O
Hearing Set on Wage Floor for Steel Government Work
The Labor Dept will hold a public hearing February 23 at the request of United Steel Workers to consider boosting the required minimum wage on government contract work in the iron and steel industry. Under Walsh Healey act, prevailing minimums apply.
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Washington
United Steelworkers
CSO
Labor Dept
Iron and Steel Industry
Walsh-Healey
Little Luther Pop Learns Lesson Fast
Federated Press cartoon satire shows Mr Dilworth and Little Luther debating wage and cost of living. The Dimity Diaper czar insists workers face a 20 percent wage cut after a humorous misuse of 1945 dollar comparisons.
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Federated Press
Mr. Dilworth
Dimity Diaper Czar
Luther
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Labor Dept
Frisco CIO Council Seeks Action on Rising Unemployment
Unemployment in San Francisco climbs to 35,400 in December from 20,800 a year earlier. Job losses hit building trades, food processing, furniture, machinery, fabricated metals, and ship repair. A conference on unemployment is set for February 19 by the San Francisco CIO Council.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Cio Council
Indian Fighter Files Unemployment Claim at 93
Buffalo Ben, linked to Buffalo Bill Cody and Army scouting in the 1870s, filed for unemployment compensation in Ohio at age 93. The veteran circus performer, oldest claimant in Ohio, spends off season in Iroquois Illinois. His latest employer's base was in Ohio, making him eligible.
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Buffalo Bill Cody
U.S. Army
Ben
Ohio
Iroquois
Ill
Marine Radio Union Holds 1st Convention
The newborn American Radio Assn CIO held its first annual convention in San Francisco. The marine radio operators union split from the American Communications Assn a year ago and received a charter last May. The convention's primary goal was to draft a permanent constitution barring Communist party members or those who push Communist policies from membership.
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San Francisco
American Radio Assn
CIO
Marine Radio Operators’ Union
American Communications Assn
Communist Party
Illinois Clears Way For FEPC Legislation
In Springfield Gov. Adlai Stevenson met with leaders from both parties to clear the path for a fair employment practices act. The talks aimed to secure passage of FEPC legislation shaping civil rights policy in Illinois.
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Springfield
Adlai Stevenson
Labor moves to repeal 1947 closed shop ban
In Nashville labor groups push to repeal the 1947 closed shop ban. State Representative Paul A. Phillips said his county delegation will lead the floor fight to outlaw the open shop measure.
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Nashville, Tenn
Paul A. Phillips
No Bargain Boast Ruling Flows From AFL Vote Case
The S W Evans Co of Philadelphia faced an unfair action claim after 57 workers voted for the AFL while 119 did not cast ballots. The unanimous verdict by those who voted failed to meet the fairness standard, and the notice was attested on company bulletin boards.
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S.W. Evans Co
Philadelphia
AFL
119
Ctn
Labor disputes and arbitration rulings outline wage and job rights
The text reviews multiple labor actions including Duquesne Light Co wage policy and a postwar cost of living adjustment, arbitration orders granting an eight percent wage rise, and disciplinary actions at International Harvester. It also covers a CIO organizing committee election ruling limiting ballot access under Taft Hartley due to non communist affidavits.
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Duquesne Light Co
Pittsburgh
Ind. Bro. of Electrical Workers
AFL
Duquesne
CIO
NLRB
CIO Optical & Instaument Organizing Committee
CIO Telephone Workers Organizing Committee
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FEPC
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