New Officers Sworn In at Greater Cincinnati CIO Council
The Greater Cincinnati CIO Council swore in new officers. Front row from left Earl Davis UTSEA Ray Tucker Al Jordan Max Sien Willis Wilder top row Hugo Klug Clarence Ray William Medick Jerry Maxey Arthur Hartmann George Grigsby. Other officers not pictured include Ray Sowder Walter Grainger Claude Sampson and Everett Hines.
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Ray Tucker
al Jordan
USA
Max Sien
CNG
Willis Wild
Ray Sowder
Walter Grainger
ACWA
Claude Sampson
Everett Hines
Liberal GOP Critic George Bender Faces Pushback In Congress
George Bender a progressive Republican challenged the 1946 GOP line by opposing a watered down Full Employment bill. He called the measure a fake and criticized the Truman administration for watered down stance. He urged meaningful labor and business analysis and criticized veteran housing funding. Cannon deleted his remarks from the record.
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Bender
Truman
House Expenditures Committee
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Chicago
John W. Bricker
GOP
Bricker
Bedlam
Bust
Taft Opposition Noted By CIO On Social Legislation
A CIO delegation led by Tom Raley and Elmer Kauffman pressed Sen. Robert Taft on social legislation after his housing comments. Taft backs housing but opposes a 65 cent minimum wage, broad wage increases, unemployment compensation and abolition of the Dies Committee. The group met Taft with Reps. Elston and Hess and voiced mixed signals on anti strike measures, price control, and FEPC discharge.
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CIO
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Dies Un-American Activities Committee
FEPC
DeLacy
China
Prog Citizens Back Truman Plan Urges Citizens to Press Congress
Mrs. Clyde P. Johnson chairs the Progressive Citizens Committee urging citizens to wire write or call Congressmen William Hess Charles Elston and Senator Robert A Taft and Congressman at large George Bender. Al Jordan of the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council says CIO circles favor the Truman message on urgent action for full employment and related measures except the proposed 30 day cooling off period before strikes.
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Truman
Clyde P. Johnson
Progressive Citizens Committee
Johnson
William Hess
Charles Elston
Robert A. Taft
George Bender
al Jordan
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
CIO
Far East Expert Dr Vinacke to Speak at Forum
Dr Harold M Vinacke professor of political science at University of Cincinnati and former teacher at the University of Tientsin will speak at The Forum meeting at The Jewish Center Blair and Hartford Aves 8 p m Sunday Jan 13 His talk titled Are We Building a Democracy in Japan He has lived in Japan and China and authored Far Eastern International Relations
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Harold M. Vinacke
University of Cincinnati
University of Tientsin
Jewish Center
Blair
Hartford Aves
Japan
Vinacke
China
Labor Wage Debate Sparks Challenge and Canceled Radio Bid
Al Whitehouse head of District 25 United Steelworkers challenged Cincinnati industrialists to a debate on current wage demands. Rollin Everett of The Sun disclosed a local radio invitation to present the labor side, but the program was canceled for lack of an industrial defender.
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al Whitehouse
District 25
United Steelworkers of America
Cincinnati
Rollin Everett
the Sun
Bandit raiders Retail Clerks local loot $30 cash $75 check
A thief who read about union wealth raided a Retail Clerks local in San Diego. He took $30 in cash and a $75 check, leaving with a disappointing haul.
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San Diego
Calif
Retail Clerks
RFL
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UTSEA
F & LW
Hugo Klug
VOPWA
Clarence Ray
PMW
William Medick
Jerry Maxey
UAW
Arthur
Rose Miles
Elmer Kauffman
Congress
Michael A. Feighan
Cleveland
William R. Thom
Canton
House
Washington
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
Cannon
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Daily Press
Senate
Tom Raley
Emerson Sonnycalb
Fanger & Rampe, Inc
Pearl & Broadway
All the Family
Eighth St
Premier Press
Chio
Far East
Queen Optical Co
Palace Theatre
Second Floo
East Sixth
ST. Cincinnati
Plastic Silent Butlers
Shine Shopping Bags
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