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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1945
Page
2
The notice records that the item is entered as second class matter on June 36, 1944 at the Post Office in Cincinnati Ohio under the act of March 3 1879.
A debate over Cincinnati recreation administration centers on the friction between the Recreation Director Deering and the Recreation Commission. Civil service removal is considered as a remedy, with talk of forming a citizens group to study funding and future direction and to influence council appropriations.
The CIO series Labor-USA will air on the blue network station WSAIT this Saturday at 5 45 p m The fifteen minute programs feature news commentary dramatizations and interviews with notable figures Last week CIO president Philip Murray addressed a coast to coast audience stressing labor's role in the postwar era and the merchant marine service The program aims to present a picture of a basic industry each week
The Columbia network station WCKY will air the program Jobs For Tomorrow at 2 45 p.m. Saturday. It will address employment in the maritime industry and describe the job possibilities available to returning GIs.
Judge Joseph A Graber voided the Gentile Cooperative Association charter formed to boycott Jewish owned businesses. Chief Justice Phil S Gibson ruled that Negroes must be admitted on equal terms and that the association’s claimed right to select members affects the fundamental right to work. Labor lawyers call this the most significant ruling in 20 years.
Leaders from AFL unions in the east and midwest urge AFL President Green to adopt CIOs proposal for joint action on legislative issues. Rochester and New England officials praise cooperation with CIO and urge broader unity to combat anti labor legislation and secure jobs and social benefits.
The California Supreme Court unanimously held that a labor union must admit Negroes to full membership or cease enforcing a closed shop. The decision upheld Negro shipyard workers who refused to join Local 6 auxiliary of the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Iron Ship Builders and supported a preliminary injunction restraining Marinship Corp. from discharging them under the closed shop contract. The court affirmed County Judge Edward I. Butler’s injunction.
About 15,000 Americans gathered in New York to demand breaking diplomatic ties with Franco Spain. The rally, backed by groups from the American Business Congress to the CIO, urged end of all shipments to Spain and support for republican forces, with Negrin delivering the speech via platform reading.
Memphis report states unions urge the legislature to pass a Wagner act style measure, ratify the child labor amendment, enact a state wage hour law and broaden unemployment compensation. Announcement by Pres. W. A. Copeland of the State Industrial Union Council.
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