CIO Council Urges Retain Rent Control and Targets Niemoeller
The Greater Cincinnati CIO Industrial Union Council called on locals and members to wire or write senators and congressmen to retain current rent controls. The release also attacked Pastor Martin Niemoeller as a Nazi ally with Nazi ties, while condemning the broader Church Council action. The council backed Local 647, United Auto Workers, in boycotting Western Auto Stores Warehouse for union-busting and listed new committee appointments across multiple council divisions.
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Clothing Workers Welcome New Local From McGregor Golf
The Amalgamated Clothing Workers chartered Cincinnati Local 504 on Jan 31, 1947 for over 200 MacGregor Golf Co. employees at 4861 Spring Grove Ave. The panel elected officers and delegates, with Arthur Hartmann reporting on national ACWA matters and World Federation of Trade Unions activity. Per capita rise proposed. board condemned anti-labor trends and urged turnout for 1948 elections. ACWA handled 43,814 insurance claims including sick, accident, hospitalization, death, and maternity benefits.
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Carey Testimony Blasts 10 Percent Rent Boost
CIO Sec. Treas. James B. Carey told the Senate banking committee he was terribly shocked by Philip B. Fleming's testimony on a 10 percent rent increase. He urged continuation of temporary controls to curb price hikes.
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