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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1947
Page
4
The SUN lists executive board members for the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO. Subscription is $2.00 per year and contact details are provided for The Post Office at Cincinnati Ohio with Rollin H Everett listed.
Westbrook Pegler in the Monday Enquirer argues abolition would unleash industrial strife and cost lives. He favors a gradual curbing of union power by law as a safer path, with later openness favored as a long term goal.
The Eightieth Congress faces anti union measures with S 49 S 70 S 55 and Ball backed bills. Hearings began January 23 with a plan to fuse into an omnibus anti union package. Proponents seek to limit strike rights and union security while boosting taxes on high incomes. Citizens urged to contact Senators Ball and Wiley and Representatives at the House Office Building in Washington DC.
An advertisement from Pren tice Hall titled Special confidential service promises an item by item explanation of new pro-management labor legislation. It urges employers to act now claiming workers deserve redress and hints a bumper farm crop could ease mood, yet ignores wage adequacy to balance the trend.
Lora Nace and Ethel Slusher of Local 3243 United Steelworkers recount a year ago on January 21 1946 members struck after bargaining failed. Despite slim funds and small rank and file the group held out until Metal Trades Association capitulated and signed a contract with back pay and membership maintenance. The union has since grown and aims to be one of District 25s strongest.
Cincinnati attorney Theodore M Berry cited a Washington conference where over 250 delegates urged strengthening federal power to prevent civil liberties violations such as lynching and franchise abuses. A draft bill proposes a 10000 dollar fine and up to 20 years for inciting mob violence and federal protection for victims. Berry criticized state rights claims and faulted the FBI and Justice Department for lax enforcement.
The Wage and Hour Administrator proposes a safe, future-defensible rule allowing reliance on agency definitions during compliance even if later overturned by courts. This would empower directives on non compensable acts, with protection for employers acting in good faith. It cites Treasury precedents and de minimis clarifications.
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