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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1945

Page

3

Hillman calls for new world labor body replacing IFTU

CIO delegate Sidney Hillman dismissed the worn out IFTU and AFL factionalism as blocking progress. He urged a 5 point plan to establish a new world labor organization with a constitutional convention, a provisional executive committee, and a broad inclusive charter. He asserted the AFL could be represented in the new body and tied its formation to nations allied for victory and progress.

Hillman New World Labor Organization AFL IFTU London World Trade Union Conference Intl Federation of Trade Unions CIO Sidney Hillman World Union Federation Union Nations New World Organization Continuations Committee

Wrestling Show Funds Will Aid Paralysis Fund

Proceeds from a February 16 wrestling match at Music Hall Arena go to the Hamilton County Infantile Paralysis Fund. Local buyers resell or donate tickets. Amalgamated Clothing Workers Service Organization gave 25 to soldiers at Ft. Thomas and Local 206 provided 10 to the USC Club. Jr. Chamber of Commerce sponsors. Quality Athletic Club promotes.

Music Hall Arena Hamilton County Infantile Paralysis Fund Amalgamated Clothing Workers Service Organization Ft. Thomas Hutchinson and Sports Products USC Club

DeMille Challenged Over Democracy By AFRA Split

Edward Arnoldaccuses Cecil B DeMille of opposing democracy after DeMille refused a $1 AFRA assessment to fight a California open shop bill. Arnold cites union support from many groups and notes DeMille has not attended AFRA meetings in six years. Hal Berger, war veteran and AFRA member, says the union protects members with decent pay and jobs after the war.

DeMille Lux Radio Theater California Edward State Chamber of Commerce Earl Warren AFRA Arnold Hal Berger Berger

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