Unemptied Cincinnati Cans Highlight Wages and Jobs
Thousands of unemptied cans cling to Cincinnati curbs raising questions of wages and work for Waste Collection Department workers. At 72 cents an hour, many would choose indoor labor if available, prompting use of double time on Sundays and time and a half for overtime. The city plans hydraulic trucks to ease the toll, but broader postwar employment remains tied to production. The piece also muses on mayoral succession and Republican strategy amid a gambling controversy.
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Cincinnati
Indiana CIO PAC slush fund amounts to five thousand seven hundred thirty one
The Indiana CIO Political Action Committee revealed a total slush fund of 5731 with a remaining balance of 699. Secretary Treasurer Walter Frisbie presented the report to the executive board, denouncing GOP claims of a huge fund while noting the group’s slim Indiana victories and self criticism for past naivety. It blamed Democratic leaders for the loss, calling their campaign weak and defeatist.
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Paign
Sec
Treas
Walter Frisbie
Indiana Pac
Frisbie’s
GOP
PAC Board
Indiana
Democratic Party
London
Sidney Hillman
CIO
Textile Workers
Hillman
J. Hallsworth
The
Nati
Union of Distributive & Allied Workers
Sir Walter Citrine
British Trades Union Congress
OWI
Federated Pictures
Will Reopen Rail Prejudice Cases
Washington FP reports General Counsel Charles H. Houston of the Assn. of Colored Railroad Trainmen and Firemen and the Intl. Assn. of Railroad Employers said that the Supreme Court decision ordering unions to provide full representation to Black members will lead to reopening earlier discriminatory cases. Houston notes it establishes a judicial standard of fair conduct for collective bargaining units.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Charles H. Houston
Assn. of Colored Railroad
Intl. Assn
Houston
Ramspeck Proposes Democratic Party Dues Plan
Rep. Robert Ramspeck proposes reorganizing the Democratic Party on a dues paying basis similar to a union. He says the plan would build interest and unity and help solve financial problems facing the party.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Robert Ranmspeck
D. Ga
Ramspeck
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William Blad
Jerry Maxey
Claed’e RK. Sompaw
Harry Burnett
Hermon Dickerson
Arthur Hartmann
Russell Quachkenrus
Calvius Freoch
Ray Tucker
Waldo Stager
Earl Davis
Clarence Rau
By Rollin Everett
Scherer
Gordon Scherer
Stewart
Russell Wilson
Lausche
Indianapolis
Political Action Committee
World Labor Unity
Porres
Convenient Service
Cincinnati Street Railway
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