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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1949

Page

5

Novelty Workers Use Telabout to Bind Local 256 Members

Local 256 uses Telabout the union monthly to inform members about meetings social security education and activities. President John Link covers for Tom Evans as Evans attends Ohio CIO Convention with Grace Foster and Clarence Rau. Christmas gratitude notes go to several members and workers welcome returns and recoveries.

Telabout Local John Link Local 256 Tom Evans Or 258 Evans Ohio Cio Cleveland Grace Foster Clarence Rau

Brewery workers attend Ohio CIO convention delegates named

Local 199 sends delegates John Repasy Joseph Feldman and Joseph Klein to the Ohio CIO Convention in Cleveland this week after they were elected at the local January meeting. The report notes the United States is selling a third fewer goods abroad than in 1947.

The Ohio CIO Cleveland John Repasy Joseph Feldman Joseph Klein U.S

Edna Denham Birthday Noted by Bee Room in Detroit

The Bee Room wishes Edna Denham a happy birthday during a visit with her brother and family in Detroit. Edna was ? years old Jan. 8.

Detroit The Bee Room Edna Denham Edna

Full Employment Bill Aims to Stabilize Economy

Senators Murray and Sparkman and Rep Patman introduced the Full Employment Act of 1950 to create a strengthened RFC with seven members. The plan would use lending powers to promote high production and employment, targeting industrial growth in the South and West and anti trust support, while denying that it is a public works program. President Patton welcomed the move, warning of deflationary pressures and urging swift action.

Washington James E. Murray D. Mont John Sparkman D. Ala Wright Patman D. Tex House Senate Reconstruction Finance Corporation RFC Great Southern James G. Patton Natl Farmers Union

Labor Leaders Laud State of Union for Labor Reform

Labor leaders praised President Truman's state of the union message and urged Congress to repeal the Taft Hartley Act and reenact the Wagner Act. CIO President Philip Murray said the program reflects liberal tradition and will aid democracy and domestic prosperity while removing government by injunction in labor disputes. AFL President William Green aligned with repeal and reenactment, endorsing Truman's broad Wagner Act improvements.

Washington Pres. Truman 81St Congress CIO Pres Philip Murray CIO AFL William Green Truman

Uhl and Stevens Seek Cincinnati Newspaper Guild Top Post

Dorothy Uhl and Robert Stevens of the Cincinnati Post Unit are running for the 1949 presidency. Nomination chair Joe Quinn lists candidates including Roewsime for vice president Melba Wehn and Jeanne Wibben for secretary. Election begins January 18 with installation to follow.

Dorothy Uhl Robert Stevens Cincinnati Post Unit Cincinnati Newspaper Guild Joe Quinn George Roews Ime Star Melba Wehn Times-Star Jeanne Wibben Post George Brackmann John Feldman Kentucky Postqetressurer

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