Political reprisals hit Ohio state office holders under Herbert
The Herbert administration fires state workers amid economy rhetoric, including B F Sandles, head of the Ohio State Fair and Agriculture aide, reassigned to Bath and Randolph with higher pay. Civil service officials defend merit while reports show broad layoffs across departments as GOP victory spoils.
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Columbus
Herbert
B. F. Sandles
Sandles
Civil Service
Lausche
Ohio Cio Council
State Department
Bi Bath
Lotte Randolph
CIO Rallies Hold The Rents Drive
CIO leaders rally against rent ceiling weakeness as downtown Cincinnati office rents soar with 100 percent plus increases. Philip Murray says economists found no justification for across the board rises while landlords profit from constant occupancy and low redecorating costs. Citizens urged to mail letters and petitions to senators and congressmen to block rent hikes.
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CIO
Cincinnati
Philip Murray
Real Philadelphia story shocks press world
The Cincinnati Enquirer and other papers attacked by Business Week report a contested sale of David Stern's Philadelphia and Camden papers amid a strike by the American Newspaper Guild. The piece argues Stern provoked the strike and accuses unions of greed while noting Stern’s financial motives and pressprint costs.
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Business Week
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Enquirer
Reliable Business Week
American Newspaper Guild
David Stern
Camden
Guild
The
Enquirer
Philadelphia Story
Cincinati Enquirer
Stern
Philadelphia Bulletin
Busi
Philadelphia-Camden
Sam Eubanks
ANG
Cincinnati Guild
Poll Finds Cincinnati Press Lacks Impartiality
Five of six Cincinnatians doubt local press impartiality according to a WCPO poll conducted by telephone during a Good Government League debate. Leonard Sive argues the press is biased while Joseph Sagmeister defends its fairness.
Times-Star praised for sympathetic jail feature on Sonnycalb kin
The Times-Star received verbal praise in union circles for a feature on the Sonnycalb family visiting Emerson Sonnycalb in the county jail. Sonnycalb, a strike leader for United Electrical Workers 765, is serving a 30 day sentence after a picket line clash with a strike breaker and subsequent verbal exchanges.
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Times- Star
Emerson Sonnycalb
Sonnycalb
United Electrical Workers
Allis- Chalmers
Supreme Court to Decide Portal to Portal Pay Question
Washington reports that the Supreme Court will hear the portal-to-portal pay case after District Judge Frank A. Picard's Detroit ruling. Unions and lawmakers face a fight over wage hour definitions with potential lawsuits totaling nearly five billion dollars.
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Supreme Court
Washington
District Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Frank A. Picard
Detroit
CIO
AFL
Picard
Critics Trade Barrage Over Labor Goon Narrative
In a January 17 column David Lawrence denounces labor as employing goons, citing the 1946 Russo murder during a Phelps-Dodge strike in Elizabeth New Jersey as proof. The piece notes counterpoints from Henry Hazlitt and Roy Howard columnists, contrasting labor power, wealth concentration, and deflation fears with price trends reported by the Journal of Commerce.
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Marty Solow
Federated Press
David Lawrence
Mario Russo
Lawrence
Russo
Phelps-Dodge Co
Elizabeth
N.J
Anthony Anastasia
New York City
U.S
Roy Howard
Lawrence Fertig
U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
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Audi.ts
Joe Ferguson
Bath
Ferguson
Cincinnati Newspaper Guild
Hamilton Journal
Ness Week
Bulletin
Times-Star
Allon
Mrs. Russo
Henry Hazlitt
Newsweek Magazine
Hazlitt
Henry
OPA
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Philip W. Porter
Porter
Journal of Commerce
Braham
Lincoln
National Labor Service
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