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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1950
Page
2
Mary Heaton Vorse reports from Detroit on the Chrysler strike network spanning 21 locals in seven states with 89,000 workers on strike. She finds Local 490 led by Betty Jaskierney alive with activity, equality push, counseling, and welfare efforts amid fear from dynamite threats.
Modern Rainmaker dynamiting was here in this union hall together with the tragedy that almost took the lives of two Reuthers. From there I went to the Hotel Sheraton, where in the solarium the union negotiations were going on. The pension dispute has been side-tracked temporarily while the union presents new contract demands. If Local 490 is typical of Chrysler locals nationwide, the outlook for the new contract is hopeful.
Unions and liberal forces unite to retire Taft and Elston from the National legislature. The issue is liberal progress versus reactionary restraint, not party lines, with the working man’s rights and living standards at stake. Voters decide based on how they exercise their ballots.
The PAC books are now with George Miller the political action chairman who will collect donations soon. Joe Armstrong is transferred from the Heat Treat to the main plant to operate the new Tacco heating unit with his beltmaker duties. the move is welcomed.
The low vote defeated 49 liberal congressmen and elected the 80th Congress which gutted the wage hour act destroyed farm price supports weakened the Department of Labor and the Federal Security Agency slashed taxes for the wealthy refused action on housing education high prices civil rights excess profits and passed the Taft Hartley Act.
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