Wage Study Called By City Council Members
A special Finance Committee meeting to decide the wage study method is set for 2 30 p m next Monday led by Councilman Willis D Gradison after Rollin Everett urged no further delays The three Finance Committee members plus three union reps were to form the study group with two union members named Fred G Schreck and George Rice and one more to be selected Everett also proposed adopting prevailing union rates and a job evaluation method for other city jobs Other issues include Cash's water annexation ordinance and officials weighing city tax needs and annexation attempts Everett asked for a report on allowing police time off for court appearances to improve enforcement
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AFL
Schreck
Everett
Albert D. Cash
University General Hospital
Cincinnati
Labor Watchdog Calls Senators to Fight 30-Cent Wage Bill
Washington report notes organized labor urging Congress to defeat a Truman supported 65 cent minimum wage plan and 30 day cooling off and compulsory arbitration bills. AFL CIO opposition cited. Senate FEPC filibuster delays action and poll tax repeal HR 7 looms toward Senate floor with named opponents.
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House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Pat McCarren
D. Nev
AFL
CIO
Labor
Truman
Pres. Truman
Snyder
Sec
Schwellenbach
Organized Labor
Senate
FEPC
Theo. G. Bilbo
Pappy O’daniel
John E. Rankin
Howard W. Smith
Congress
NAACP Urges Fair Allocation of Emergency Housing
The Cincinnati NAACP Executive Committee calls for housing for veterans to be allotted by actual need, not race, and opposes using West End recreation areas for temporary housing. The group also campaigns to pressure Congressmen Hess and Elston to sign the FEPC discharge petition.
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Cincinnati
NAACP
Metropolitan Housing Authority
George B. Garties
The
Housing Authority
West End
Hess and
Elston
FEPC
Eugene Johnson
James R. Smith
Rev
B. B. Evans
Harold Snell
Victory Loan Bonds Promote Peace and Security
A wartime finance appeal urges citizens to invest in Vic tory Loan Bonds highlighting peace, security, and national strength as the primary rationale for contributing funds.
CIO Aids Vets In Home Plea
Washington reports CIO Veterans Committee chair Claimed 16 newspapers carried ads on January 20 to protest demobilization slow down. About 10000 enlisted men and officers raised 5000 dollars from Sub Base R Bataingas Philippines to seek public support for faster troop maintenance and return of ships to the U S. Funds aid Victory Loan Bonds.
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Golden
Sub Base
Bataingas
Philippines
Non
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Kellogg
Albert
East Fifth Street
Washington Report
Federated Press
Hobbs
City
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the National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Howard's Food Shop
Madison Rd
Madisonville
Blue Dawn Beauty Salon
Wava & Oren Standiford
Pre
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Washington
Clin
Ton S. Golden of
CIO Vet
Erans Committee
U. S
Victory Loan
Oakley Building and Loan Co
Madison
Fienck
Rollman’s Toiletries
Drug Department
Amal
Cine
Hmaim
Ankie Boy
Yuekke
Vohnnie Jones
Astor Place
New York N.Y
Bonnie Wakefield
Falconer N.Y
Maurice Bennett
Culver City
Catherine Ellis
Newport
Arry Schuler
Greenhills
Ionica Keen
Danvers
Ill
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