CIO Chief Philip Murray Calls for Full March of Dimes Support
Philip Murray president of the CIO appeals to union members for unstinting help for the 1949 March of Dimes. He cites 1948 polio tolls and costs, praises the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, and urges CIO backing January 14 to 31 as a people’s mobilization against disease.
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Murray
New York
Philip Murray
The
CIO
Basil O’connor
National Foundation For
National Foundation
Congress of Industrial Organizations
City Jobless Rise Hits Cincinnati Area
Unemployment climbs with 7 613 workers in the area drawing jobless benefits as a major firm plans expansions. Railroad layoffs have accumulated over three weeks while Electric Auto-Lite's Wright plant takeover and Intl Detrola’s Newport Kentucky expansion foretell a late winter or early 1949 employment uptick.
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Cincinnati
Electric Auto-Lite Corp
Wright
D@trola
Newport
Ohio River
Inside Story shows Truman agenda mirrors CIO proposals
The Inside Story notes President Truman’s State of the Union message aligns with CIO plans on labor, tax shifts, education and social welfare. It highlights new Senate Labor Committee faces, Acheson as secretary of state, and CIO proposals to reform taxation and reduce taxes on lower incomes while raising rates on higher incomes and corporations.
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Truman
81St Congress
Fair Deal
CIO
Joe Ball
Minnesota
Labor Committee
Paul Douglas
Illinois College
Hubert Humphrey
Minneapolis
Matt Neely
West Virginia
Dean Acheson
Washington
Marshall
Acheson
State Department
America
Congress
CIO Department of Education & Research
Charles E. Wilson
General Electric
New York
U.S
Mr. Wilson
Net profits of 400 manufacturers decline in 1948 nine months
For the first nine months of 1948 net profits of 400 manufacturing enterprises totaled 2,780,000 dollars, down from 2,122,000,000 dollars in the corresponding period of 1947, indicating a sharp drop in profits year over year.
Form Committee Formed to Back Ohio FEPC Bill
A local committee to back the Ohio fair employment practices bill was formed at a Monday night meeting at the YWCA. Morse Johnson will chair. other officers include Rev. L. R. Mitchell as vice chair, Louise Brown as secretary, and Rev. John Seiman as treasurer. Rollin H. Everett spoke for CIO and pledged local and state support.
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CIO
Ohio
Morse Johnson
L. R. Mitchell
Baptist Union of Greater Cincinnati
Louise Brown
John Seiman
Apostolate of the Negro of the Catholic Church
YWCA
Richard Bluestein
al Jordan
United Steelworkers
Rollin H. Everett
the Sun
William Black
CIO Council
Union Meetings Listed By Local And Time
Amalgamated Clothing Workers union announces meetings at Union Headquarters 1015 Vine Street. Locals 113 135 164 175 200 504 674 757 761 9 8 508 98 256 1858 1861 1895 3243 scheduled across Jan with varied days and times at multiple venues including Norwood Cleves Madison and the Metropole Hotel.
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Vine Street
Hutch Branch
McGregor Golf
Metropole Hotel
Miami
State Roads
Cleves
United Steelworkers
W. Central Pkvy
Junior Order
Spring Grove Avenue
American Legion Hall
Madison Road
Madison Place
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New Labor Committee Look
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Indiana
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House of Representatives
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McGrath
D.N.Y
John Blatnik
D. Minn
Gus” Kelley
D. Pa
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O’toole
D. N.Y
Herbie Hoover
Harry S. Truman
Neighborhood Buyers Guide
Camp
Johnny Walker
Colerain
John M. Walker
Colerain Ave
Elmwood
Kirby
Valley Hardware CO
Vine St
Madisonville
Plainville Rd
Norwood
AGN
Main Ave
Montgomery Rd
Melrose
Oakley
Wordenberg Chevrolet CO
Brotherton G
Madison Rd
G. Koehl, Inc
Reading Food Shop
Josephine Busch
O. Say St Lon
Jefferson Ave
Reading Dept. Store
Thrift
Reading” A Made Work Am
Benson Cor
Jefferson
St. Bernard
Heller Radio & Appliance
Admiral — Fada Guaranteed
Capitol
Walnut Hills
A. & N. Furniture and Appliance CO
McMillan Jodburn
Atlas Motors Inc
DODGE
Plymouth
Dodge Trucks
FEPC
Auto Workers Local
Oddfellows Hall
Montgomery Road
Electrical Workers Local
E. 8Th Street
Newspaper Guild Local
Paperworkers
Novelty Workers Local
Weyer Avenue
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