The Cincinnati Sun Liberal Weekly Publication Note
The Cincinnati Sun Liberal Weekly is edited by George H. Wartenberg Jr at 205 E. 6th St Cincinnati Ohio Garfield 2550 with a $2.00 annual price. It is issued weekly by the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO except the last week of July and the issue before Labor Day.
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Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
CIO
George H. Wartenberg, Jr
E. 6Th St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Garfield
Kenilworth Excerpt Reflects Old and True Wit
A concise line from Scott in Kenilworth contrasts time and readiness as the speaker vows to finish tasks before facing an old foe. The prose echoes themes of persistence, prudence, and the humor of aging plans.
Labor role grows in European Recovery Program ERP
On its first anniversary the ERP shows rising labor participation in Western Europe with unions gaining voice from advisory boards to policy input. Democratic institutions are strengthened as social democrats and trade unionists hold ground against extreme factions amid recovery prospects.
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Western
Europe
ECA
Washington
Paris
NAM proposes education drive to indoctrinate students
The National Association of Manufacturers unveils an Education Department to promote free enterprise in schools from grade to university. It plans an Educational Council of educators and industry speakers to address student assemblies and provide industry materials, prompting union officials to warn of anti labor messaging and opposition to social welfare laws.
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New York
Spa
National Association of Manufacturers
The
NAM
Earl Bunting
Congress
Students Beware New NAM Stand Echoed in Education Plans
A NAM publication outlines a conservative stance on current policy areas. It argues for maintaining Taft-Hartley, resisting higher minimum wage, opposing expanded education aid, rejecting Brannan farm aid, denying housing legislation, opposing rent controls, and preserving business freedom while constraining labor.
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New York
Spa
NAM
Veterans Questions on Hospitalization and Dependents Rights
A World War II veteran may qualify for hospital care if eligible and unable to pay, with bed availability guiding admission. Other items discuss child custody payments on a veteran's death, widower pension rights, and dependents for subsistence allowances. The text also surveys union shop clauses, severability, and NLRB rulings affecting contract validity and employee transfers.
Your Job And The Law
A union facing Taft Hartley decertification seeks to show employer instigation, but hearings must exclude unfair labor practice matters. The union may file ULP charges separately with the NLRB regional director, and substantial evidence could lead to a cease and desist order while the electrification proceedes.
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United Steelworkers of America
CSO
Chicago Freight Car & Parts Co
Pueblo
Colo
Auburn
Wash
Colorado
Washington
NLRB
Washington, D. C
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Talmadge Zipperer
James Rogers
Ray Tucker
Elmer Kauffman
Philip Parr
George Grigsby
Wilfred Porter
Rollin Silver
Max Sevi
John Sink
John Case
Ernestine Lochnane
RK. W. Schellenberg
Nathaniel Jordan
Hugo Clug
James Wigbell
Scott
Kenilworth
Renert
ECA Labor
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Plaything
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