Sun Newspaper Bulletin from Cincinnati CIO Era
The Sun published by the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO, entered as second class matter June 30, 1944 at Cincinnati Ohio. Editor Rollin H. Everett listed with office at 15 East Eight St., Cincinnati. main phone MAin 4813. Executive board includes William Black, Ray Tucker, Elmer Kauffman, Jerry Maxey, John Dehner, Arthur Hartmann, and others. Subscription set at $2.00 per year.
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The
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council, Cio
Cincinnati
Ohio
William Black
Ray Tucker
Elmer Kauffman
Jerry Maxey
John Dehner
Arthur Hartmann
Walter Grainger
George Grigsby
Willis Wilder
Isaac Bradshaw
Wilfred Porter
Max Sien
Hugo Klug
James Wigbell
Clarence Rau
Ray Lowder
Earl Davis
Nathaniel Jordan
CIO Launches Counter Offensive Against Taft Hartley Act
The CIO Executive Board vows a broad campaign against the Taft Hartley Act. President Philip Murray states the organization will repeal the law and defeat its sponsors, expanding organizing and political activity in unity with the AFL and railroad brotherhoods.
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CIO
Philip Murray
CIO Board
AFL
Railroad Brotherhoods
Clothing Workers to defy Taft Hartley press ban
The Amalgamated Clothing Workers CIO announce The Advance July 1 will denounce lawmakers who voted for the Taft Hartley Act and urge defeat in elections. ACW officials expect Supreme Court test and vow to publish voting records and candidate criticisms to mobilize its 350,000 members.
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the Advance
Congress
ACW
Jacob Potofsky
Exec
Hyman Bloomberg
U.S. Supreme Court
Pres. Truman
Labor Union Guilds and Politics Stir 1948 Convention Debates
Delegates from the Cincinnati Newspaper Guild and Memphis Sun unit leaders discuss internal feuds and leadership, Taft Hartley implications, wage gains, and union strategy. Key figures include Milton Murray, Sam Eubanks, Rollin Everett, William Shelton, Harry Martin, and Jack Kroll. Next year’s meeting planned in Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Newspaper Guild
Irwin Bauer
Post Unit
Russell Lusby
Times-Star
Rollin Everett
The
SUN
Jack Kroll
National Cio-Pac
Everett
New Campaign Seen For Nation Guild Presidency In Sioux City
Delegates at the 14th annual convention in Sioux City foresee a constructive race for the national presidency of the American Newspaper Guild as the organization moves toward leadership election.
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American Newspaper Guild
Sioux City
Taft Hartley Bill Seen Like Prohibition By Critics
The Taft Hartley bill is likened to the Volstead Act, viewed as un enforceable and a nuisance. Critics say it misreads human nature by expecting union workers to tolerate colleagues who work to undermine workers' economic stability and daily bread.
Union Discipline Diminished by Tait Hartley Bill
The article argues the Tait Hartley bill strips unions of discipline over members allowing a worker to oppose union principles, wage demands, and picket lines while still paying dues. It contends the worker could side with the employer in struggles yet remain in good standing in the union.
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Mr. Dilworth
Luther
Parnell Thomases
Clare Hoffmans
FBI
Pop
Sacéfer
Brickepric Co. Wins One Year Contract For Tank Centers Unit
A wage increase of 12 cents and six paid holidays were negotiated for the Tank Centers unit of Local Brewery Workers with Bricko pric Product Co. The retroactive contract begins May 12 and runs one year. John Dehner, Local 12 business agent, led the negotiations.
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Tank Centers
Brickopric Product Co
John Dehner
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TG Ste
New York
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Milton Murray
Sam Eubanks
Murray
William Rodgers
William Shelton
Harry Martin
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Eubanks
James Buckman
Springfield
Shelton
Martin
Memphis Guild
Tennessee
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Bauer
Lusby
International
Communist Party
Americas
Taft
Congressman Dripp
BY Yomen
Newspaper Guild
Iati Repoite
Uni
Brickepric Co
E. McMillan
Cooper’s
Mill Street Lockland
Schramm
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