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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1948

Page

5

National Phone Workers President to Explain Contract Here

The American Union of Telephone Workers president J. J. Moran will explain the proposed contract at a meeting on July 9, changed from July 16. Ballots will be mailed this week and voting closes July 24 after members hear Moran.

National Phone Workers J. J. Moran American Union of Telephone Workers Brother Moran Voice Philip Murray CIO Sumner Shhlicter Harvard University Murray Shhlicter Schlicter Board of Charles Horsky Ezra van Horn Paul A. Walker Federal Communications Commissioner Commission Bell System At&t Moran Ceive FCC Plant Dept Tim Durkin

Bill Grants CIA Agents Powers to Work in Unions

Washington report notes S. 2688 quietly passed with little debate, giving CIA officers authority to be assigned for instruction or research at domestic or foreign institutions including labor groups. The bill also allows CIA secrecy in spending and limited Senate scrutiny focused on this section. It cites 1947 work injury figures totaling 44.7 million man-days.

CIA Senate

Nail That Lie Life Shows Real Millionaires

Federated Press reports Life magazine labels the U.S. labor movement as the nation’s top moneyed group with assets totaling 224 million across 32 unions. By contrast GM earned 299.8 million and Standard Oil of New Jersey 268 million after taxes in 1947, illustrating corporate wealth surpassing unions. The piece also notes advertising as a press subsidy and questions about J Parnell Thomas and Ku Klux Klan ties, with limited press interest.

Life Magazine U.S Life General Motors Standard Oil New Jersey America

Taft Hartley suits target two UAW locals in Indiana

Indiana employers file damage claims totaling 190000 against UAW Local 242 in Muncie and UAW Local 9 in South Bend. Frank Foundries Corp alleges breach of contract grievance terms after a May 27 strike over two worker firings. Bendix Aviation Corp seeks 165000 in the South Bend suit.

Indianapolis United Auto Workers (Cio Indiana UAW Local 242 Frank Foundries Corp. of Muncie South Bend Federal Court Bendix Aviation Corp UAW Local 9

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