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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1946

Page

7

U E Workers to Walk Out March 4 in Mass Demonstration

U E union members will cease work for two hours on March 4 in a mass walkout. Waldo Stager says the action alerts legislators and financial powers to workers rights in democracy. J J Mattes to address in Cincinnati. Rollin Everett to speak. five picket captains named. strike committees formed. soup kitchen planned. UE plants including Allis Chalmers involved.

Waldo Stager James J. Mattes Organization For the International Union Cincinnati Rollin H. Everett Labor J. H. Day Company General Electric Service Allis Chalmers

Clothing Workers Local 200 to Honor Returning Vets

Amalgamated Clothing Workers Local 200 will host a party and dance on Friday February 22 at Union Hall 213 Vine St to fete over fifty World War II veterans from Hutchinson Bros and McGregor Goldsmith Sporting Goods. About 500 guests expected. all expenses paid from fines fund. Edna Wellman heads refreshments. a brief business session precedes plans.

Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union Hall Vine St Hutchinson Bros McGregor Goldsmith Sporting Goods Union Bend Edna Wellman

Vets From Local 761 Deliver Columbus Message

Two United Electrical, Radio & Machine Workers Local 761 delegates Returning from the February 12 veterans march on the state capital brought a call for veterans to form internal local union groups and actively back gains. Wall Karches and Forrest Miller urged organized veterans to push housing for vets unemployment relief better wages and other benefits through active participation. They reported dissatisfaction with reception in Columbus but resolve to spread the message among labor ranks nationwide.

Ohio Lausche United Electrical, Radio & Mach Columbus Karches Miller

Harrison vows strong campaign against Bricker for Senate

Marvin C. Harrison declared a vigorous Democratic primary fight against Republican John Bricker in Columbus filing petitions. He attacked Bricker as an ally of reactionaries and labor-haters, claiming Bricker would loyally serve conservative interests and be a me-toe echo of Robert A. Taft.

Columbus John Bricker U. S. Senate Marvin C. Harrison Harrison Senate Robert

Greenhills Forum Sets Talk on Labor

The Green Hills Community Church will host a Labor Forum at 8 p.m. on Tuesday February 26. Rev William N Hawley announced the program titled What is Labor Up To featuring three local labor leaders and one guest from outside the city with Father Richard E Deters moderating. The speakers include Andre Carson Max Sien Victor Reuther Phil Ziegler Ed Hellkamp and Walter Ruether.

Greenhills Green Hills Community Church William N. Hawley Richard E Deters St. X Labor College Andre Carson American Federation of Radio Artists AFL Max Sien Greater Cincinnati Cio Industrial Council Victor Reuther Uaw-Cio Phil Ziegler The Brotherhood of R. R. Clerks

Forum to discuss compulsory military training

The Forum will discuss should we have compulsory military training Sunday night at 8 p m in the Jewish Center. Edith Lehman, executive committee chairwoman, said speakers will be Tom Raley of United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers. Jerry Ransohoff of the Cincinnati Post. and the Rev. Burton Hill of the Society of Friends. Raley and Ransohoff are veterans.

Jewish Center Edith Lehman Talmadge Tom) Raley The United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Jerry Ransohoff Cincinnati Post Burton Hill Society of Friends Raley Ransohoff

Formica Urges Strike Relief Donations During Ongoing Walkout

Formica requests continued canned goods and financial support as strikes persist at General Motors and J r Day Co. Workers are urged to donate weekly on Thursdays and Fridays until the conflict ends, stressing unity and ongoing backing for the union.

Case Bill Would Strangle Labor With Silken Noose

An opinionated critique of the Case bill describes it as a cleverly worded labor restraint. It warns that for judges to reinterpret terms could curb strikes boycott rights and Wagner act protections, urging public letters to senators and swift action to defeat the bill.

House of Representatives Capitol Hill Labor Management Mediation Board Labor Norris

Lerner to Speak at Progressive Citizens Committee Meet

Leo A. Lerner the Illinois Independent Voters organizer and newspaper publisher will address the Progressive Citizens Committee luncheon at the YWCA on Thursday February 28 at noon. He will describe how the progressive voters organization is structured and operating followed by a discussion on future programs and activities. Reservations should be made in advance to the committee office.

Leo A. Lerner Independent Voters of Ilinois Chicago Progressive Citizens Committee Y.W.C I.V.I Lerner Progressive Voters

Truman Wage Policy Scored By Wm Green

President Truman's wage price policy faced immediate AFL opposition. William Green called it unsatisfactory and unacceptable a backward step toward wartime controls. He warned it would deter collective bargaining and heighten social and economic unrest nationwide.

Truman Wm. Green Washington American Federation of Labor AFL William Green

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