Liberal Weekly listing and executive board notes
The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO announces executives and board members including Al Jordan Ray Tucker Elmer Kauffman Max Len Rose Miles William Medick and more. Subscription is $2.00 per year.
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Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council, Cio
al Jordan
Ray Tucker
Elmr Kauffman
Max Len
Rose Miles
William Medick
Huge King
Clarence Hal
Willis Wilder
Earl Davis
Jerry Mexey
Arthur Hartmann
George Grigsby Bey Lowder
Walter Grainger
Everett Hines
Isaac Bradsnew
Wilbert Porter
O. O. Howerd
Joan Ferguson
Freedom of Speech and the Press Faces Modern Threats
The piece argues liberal radio commentators are being silenced while proponent voices endure. It warns that restricting access to diverse viewpoints via law or market forces imperils democracy and stresses the need for liberal newspapers and fair radio presentation of news and views.
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Itrom
National Association of Manufacturers
Robert Nathan
CIO
Roosevelt
Harding
Harding-Coolidge- Hoover
Republican Congress
Nathan Report Hiding Allegations By CIO Critics Claim
Indiana CIO Secretary Walter Frisbie accuses big business and the press of concealing an economic report for the CIO by independent economist Robert R. Nathan. He says quotations and a fair summary have not appeared in newspapers or printed by major interests.
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Indianapolis
CIO
Robert R. Nathan
Indiana
Sec
Walter Frisbie
Chamber of Commerce
General Motors
Nati. Assn. of
Push for Wagner Ellender Taft Bill Highlighted at Conference
National Public Housing Conference urged immediate passage of the Wagner Ellender Taft bill after meetings with representatives from many states and cities. Labor and veterans organizations spokesmen discussed the housing crisis with conference participants.
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Age of the Wagner-Ellender-Taft
Labor and Veterans Organizations
Portal to Portal Pay Sparks Union Letter War
A reader from Local 1895 United Steelworkers urges rank and file criticism of CIO leadership over portal to portal pay. He accuses big business monopolies and NAM figures of greed, warns of harm to small industries, and calls for starting negotiations anew to correct perceived wrongs. He names Ean Anderson and others in the labor movement.
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CIO
Philip Murray
Wilson
General Motors
Fairless
U. S. Steel
General Electric
du Ponts
Weirs
U.S.A
AFL
Bill Green
S Fitzgerald
UAW
Reuther
John L. Lewis
N.A.M
FEPC bill drafted by Nazi Council aims for early January intro
The Nazi Council for a permanent FEPC announces it is drafting a new fair employment practices bill for the 80th Congress. Co chairmen Rev. Allan Knight Chal mers and A. Philip Randolph say talks with lawmakers across parties are planned and an early hearing and enactment are sought to meet nationwide standards.
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Washington
Nazi Council
FEPC
Congress
Allan Knight Chalmers
A. Philip Randolph
Cochairmen
Council
Stronger closed shop for lawyers across 23 states
The piece argues that lawyers in 23 states must join and pay dues to state bar associations, creating a powerful closed shop. It accuses reformers of opposing massed labor unions while tolerating lawyers' unions, suggesting the real objection is to who belongs to the shops.
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United States
America
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Buy U. S. Bonds Now Save for Tomorrow
The notice urges readers to invest in U S government bonds as a secure savings option for future financial stability. It emphasizes safety and long term growth for households and savers alike.
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