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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1949
Page
4
The Sun lists George H. Wartenberg Jr at 502 East 6th Street Cincinnati Ohio as a subscriber option. Subscription price shown is $2.00 per year. Garfield number 2550 noted.
The text praises Brotherhood Week for its significance in American history and urges individuals to translate proclamations into deeds. It cites Jefferson, Lincoln, and Roosevelt as exemplars and notes the CIO’s stance on religious and racial tolerance. It calls people to combat prejudice in work and community every day.
The Sun announces upcoming features including a sports column and a women focused section. It invites locals to share scores and activities, and to suggest ideas like a “Meet your Neighbor” column showcasing interesting local stories.
Senator Robert A Taft faced tough questioning last week as committee hearings exposed criticism of his law. Mediator William H Davis pressed Taft on potential unfairness including union shop pressures, leaving Taft reluctantly admitting some flaws while trying to defend the broader measure.
Rollin H. Everett reports the United States Public Health Service standards will be adopted by the City Board of Health. Dr. Carl Wilz bach confirms steps to tighten eating place regulations, aided by AFL union support and a City Charter Committee study. The move follows recent U S Grade A milk regulations and double capping of milk as prior health advances.
James B. Carey denounces Communist Party intrusion into Senate Labor Committee hearings on Taft Hartley repeal. He warns Soviet Russia workers are ruled by a Communist version of the Taft Hartley Law and dismisses the Communist position as self serving. He sent a letter to Senator Elbert D. Thomas after a Communist statement to the committee.
Washington February 9 CIO spokesmen told the House banking committee that federal rent controls should run two more years or more, even with a large building program. John Edelman of the Textile Workers Union and Leo Goodman of the CIO housing committee cited figures on low and middle income renters and warned opposition would be political suicide.
The Taft Hartley act bars plant guards from same union as production workers. Guards split from Local 402 to form Local 122 and faced CIO ties in a corporate election. NLRB mostly allowed the election, citing indirect affiliation and “friendly divorce” from CIO. Tests include part time eligibility and racial nondiscrimination in union representation.
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