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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1946
Page
4
The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO records show editor Rollin H. Everett at 306 Bell Block 606 Vine St Cincinnati 2 Ohio MAin 4813. Subscription rate listed as $2.00 per year.
The author questions Willis D. Gradison's claim that Republicans will have little consideration and will exercise absolute control. They argue bloc voting harms public good and that Charter and minority voices deserve real influence in City Council. They value diverse input from all nine council members.
Martin Hogan, general chairman of the Infantile Paralysis Drive, seeks full union and citizen support to meet the $100,000 Hamilton County quota. The plea notes Roosevelt’s experience and calls on the public to aid those lacking means for rehabilitation and treatment.
Organized labor reminds Congress members to vote against anti labor and FEPC bills as hearings resume. The anti strike and May Arends measures aim to curb union activity with fines and jail terms. FEPC bills seek a permanent agency, with 218 signers needed for discharge petition 4. A 65 cent wage bill would raise pay to 75 cents and expand coverage.
A 1940 Cour t decision restricting picketing without direct employer relation drew criticism. The writer cites United States Supreme Court rulings affirming free speech in labor disputes and urges voters to support pro labor, progressive judges in Ohio.
An unaffiliated union misrepresented a SUN column as CIO policy. UOPWA officials deny official CIO stance, noting the column reflects Julius Holzberg's views. They cite how industrial insurance aids low earners and supports sales, with CIO backing improving workers' conditions and insurance literacy.
In Tallahassee Florida State Atty General Tom Watson asks to insert the main provision of the anti closed shop right to work amendment into President Truman’s fact finding legislation before Congress. The move targets preserving the amendment amid U S Supreme Court actions initiated by both AFL and CIO.
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