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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1947

Page

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UAW Seeks NLRB Election At Crosley Motors Plant

Workers at Crosley Motors Co on Spring Grove avenue complain of low wages and poor conditions. UAW international representative Lou Strickland says over half the 350 employees have signed cards and the union has filed with the NLRB after the company refused to recognize them. The AM contract expires March 11.

Crosley Motors Co Spring Grove Avenue United Auto Workers NLRB Louis J. Strickland UAW International International Association of Machinists UAW Strickland

Ford price cut tied to auto profits in mid century

New York report shows Henry Ford reduced prices up to 50 dollars as evidence of ongoing profit padding by automakers. Boris Shub in This Month magazine notes gross profits per car rose from 33.17 dollars on a 1941 wholesale to 129.84 dollars on a 1121.45 sale, while labor share per car declined slightly.

New York Henry Ford Boris Shub Shub

Ohio Senate Hears Labor and FEPC Bills in Early Session

The 97th General Assembly, two weeks old, has focused on organization and appropriations while the Senate moved quickly last week. SB12 from Sen Hildebrand proposes an 18 member labor relations commission to foster harmony, educate, and aid dispute avoidance, with failures reported to the governor. SB10 by Sen Metzenbaum would bar employer discrimination based on race color creed national origin or ancestry, echoing New York law.

97Th General Assembly Senate Sen. Hildebrand Toledo Howard Metzenbaum Cleveland FEPC New York

Steelworker Testifies on Portal to Portal Pay in Congress

A. W. Alexander of Newport Rolling Mill, a 22 year member of Locals 22 and 1870, told the Senate Judiciary Committee about unpaid pre and post shift work in a portal to portal pay dispute. He described 45 minutes before paid time to prepare and 35 minutes after to close records, plus delays on company property, urging lawful changes and noting industry tax contrasts. Continued on Page 5.

Greater Cincinnati Washington Senate Judiciary Committee A. W. Alexander Newport Rolling Mill District 25 United Steelworkers of America Man CIO Alexander Were Ii Industry

Whitehouse to Speak on Radio Legislative Drive Against Labor

Whitehouse, director of District 25, United Steelworkers of America, will speak from 9 30 to 10 p m Monday night January 27 over radio WSAL on The Legislative and Propaganda Drive Against Labor.

al Whitehouse United Steelworkers of America WSAL

CIO PAC Says It Remains Neutral Toward Rival Progressive Groups

CIO-PAC national chairman Jack Kroll states the committee is politically independent and will endorse candidates based on records and programs. He notes CIO representation in both the Progressive Citizens of America and Americans for Democratic Action as the two groups expand nationally. Local Cincinnati group discussions may keep independence to avoid splitting liberal support.

CIO Progressive Citizens Jack Kroll Cio-Pac Progressive Citizens of America Americans For Democratic Action Kroll Ciopac Frank Kingdon Jo Davidson Henry Wallace Americans For Democratic Acheton Leo Henderson Wilson W. Wyatt Roosevelt Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr James Carey National Cio Walter Reuther UAW John Green Shipbuilders Progressive Citizens Committee of Cincinnati Dis

Wage Policies to Be Set by Individual Industries

Regional CIO director Robert J. Davidson said wage policies will be based on decisions of each international union after a Cincinnati area CIO staff meeting. Representatives from all international unions formed a committee to align industry reports with the Nathan Economic Report favoring general 25 percent hikes, without price increases.

Robert J. Davidson CIO Cincinnati Greater Cincinnati CIO Industrial Union Council Davidson Council Arthur Hartmann Ben Herman Amalgamated Clothing Workers Esther Tice United Electrical Workers al Whitehouse United Steelworkers Carl Johnson Jack Methard Herbert Schwenker George Grigsby Fur and Leather Workers Howard Forkner al Jordan CIO Council

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