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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1947
Page
2
A child advocates for lawmakers to oppose proposed anti labor legislation. Campaigners emphasize workers rights and protective measures, urging constituents to contact representatives and vote against restrictive bills.
The United Brewery Workers beat the Teamsters backed effort in Pittsburgh by 1734 to 268 in an NLRB election with 2002 ballots cast of 2122 eligible. Teamsters withdrew after the date was set, then faces separate riot and explosives charges against six members awaiting trial.
Nathaniel Jordan chairs a well attended Local 809 meeting. The United Transport Service Employees union passes a strong FEPC resolution supporting fair employment practices.
NAACP says House Bill 111 for a state Fair Employment Practices Commission is stalled in the Reference Committee chaired by Gordon Renner. The Ohio Committee for Fair Employment Practices urges telegrams and letters to pressure a floor vote, with funds sought from supporters to sustain the campaign.
Members urge Rep Gordon Renner to move House Bill No. 111 to the Industrial Relations Committee and contend FEPC is needed nationwide for true democracy. The union also donates to the Negro Sightless Society at 411 Clinton St and notes the Women's Auxiliaries meet Feb 28 and Mar 1 at Lincoln Community Center.
The commentator Mortimer notes a social climb hope, questioning how a congressman can ascend while he remains stalled. He asserts his own ambition to rise, comparing political mobility to the boss’s lingering advantage.
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