Press Behavior Sparks Cincinnati Enquirer Bias Debate
The Cincinnati Enquirer defends its stance on industrial strife after criticism from The Sun and others. It borrows Pegler style while defending its silence on President Truman’s fact finding and condemning CIO union pressure as monolithic and against the public welfare. The Post and Times-Star critique industry alignment and depict strikes with contrasting photos of meat counters.
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U. S. Steel
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Times-Star
Goodyear President Earns 3365 a Week Amid Wage Gap
Washington report links high executive pay to profit levels and wartime wage disparities. Treasury data show P. W. Litchfield at Goodyear earning 3365 weekly while tire workers average 52.81 a week, with other executives and firms cited to illustrate vast income gaps and potential tax-backed reconversion subsidies.
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Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Akron
Litchfield
Labor Department
U. S
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