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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1945

Page

4

Wasted Manpower Editorial Calls for Better Use of Labor

The Sun argues against drafting civilians for wartime plants. It urges using existing manpower tools and a labor management government conference, citing CIO president Philip Murray and Senate War Investigating Committee chair Mead to show waste in arsenals and yards.

America Congress Philip Murray CIO Mead Senate War Investigating Committee Cincinnati

Are Jobs Un-American Taft argues for industry kept economy

Senator Taft contends that seeking sixty million postwar jobs would be un American and require government interference. He favors private industry handling employment with little regulation, warning mass unemployment invites government control and demagogy, while full employment strengthens democracy and guards freedoms.

Sen Robert A. Taft Taft Sen. Taft

A Fitting Bettman Memorial

Alfred Bettman who died this week urged labor unions to back city planning and housing reform. He believed CIO should join the Citizens Planning Association to help wipe out Cincinnati slums and promote decent housing, quietly guiding CIO leaders to stay out of the limelight.

Alfred Bettman CIO Cincinnati Bettman Citizens Planning Association

Bettman Memorial Urges Unity for Cincinnati Plans

The passage urges all supporters of a better city to unite in carrying on Alfred Bettman’s work. CIO involvement and competing forces are noted as distractions, but the best memorial would be coordinated effort to implement his plans for Cincinnati.

CIO Cincinnati Alfred Bettman Powell

Rankin deemed unfit for un Americanism panel

The Philadelphia Record argues Congressman Rankin embodies white supremacy and anti Negro bias. It urges investigation by the new un Americanism committee, cites his Dies Committee role, and questions GOP support while demanding Rankin be excluded from any panel and isolated.

Philadelphia Record John E. Rankin Rankin Adam Clayton Powell New York Dies Dies Committee Congress Powell William Dawson Ill

Lusby is Elected Guild President

Russell Lusby was elected president of the Cincinnati Newspaper Guild Local 9, formerly vice-president and the first Times-Star man in that role. William Hahnemann of the Post won vice-president, Margaret Arnim secretary, Clifford Witzmann treasurer, and James Burnett of the Times Star assistant treasurer. Local 9 includes the Post Unit, Times Star Unit, and Enquirer Unit, with 1945 officers named for two units. the Enquirer Unit had not yet elected.

Cincinnati Newspaper Guild Russell Lusby Lusby Times-Star William Hahnemann The Post Margaret Arnim Clifford Witzmann James Burnett Times Star Cincinnati Guild American Newspaper Guild Bill Lampert Clarence Heitzmann Elmer Heitkamper Cliff Smith Virgil Brewsaugh James Murphy Jean Murrell Enquirer

Reinstate Rainey Urged by Southern Educators

In Nashville Tennessee 95 college presidents and professors from 11 southern states urged immediate reinstatement of Dr Homer P Rainey as University of Texas president. The Southern Conference for Human Welfare issued a statement calling Rainey ouster a serious blow to the university and to southern education and freedom today.

Nashville Tenn Homer P. Rainey University of Texas Texas Southern Conference For Human Welfare Rainey

Law unions must lead in democratic way in labor fight

A California Supreme Court ruling denounces denying Negro workers membership in a union and upholds equal terms for all. The piece urges unions to reform from within to uphold democracy and prevent external interference. It notes the court called a closed shop incompatible with public policy and warns unions must clean their own ranks or faced with outsiders.

State Supreme Court of California America Supreme Court United States

No-Strike Pledge Urged by UAW West Coast Chief

Cyril O Halloran urged UAW members to vote Yes in the referendum on the no strike pledge saying uninterrupted production is essential in wartime. In a separate vote Chrysler Local 230 members approved the pledge by over 63 to 1 in a secret straw ballot.

Los Angeles United Auto Workers CIO Cyril O'Halloran West Coast UAW O'Halloran International Union Chrysler Local 230

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