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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1948
Page
5
A vehicle described as horsepower equipped with bullet proof glass and machine gun compartments in its doors is highlighted by Federated Pictures. The write up emphasizes its armored features and security oriented design.
The Wolcott housing bill faced sharp criticism from Senator Tobey of New Hampshire who called it fake and a hollow shell fed by real estate lobbyists. The piece notes concurrent lobbying against Taft-Ellender-Wagner and mentions Congress funds for a new Senate Office Building and animal-welfare bills.
Members of Local 28 in Cincinnati Columbus and Dayton report a front of building banner announcing a cold strike by the Association of Communication Equipment Workers CIO against Bell System. ACEW says their national vote favors a strike if Western Electric wage offer is not improved. local union may be drawn in if picket lines form.
Union members remain at their lines blocking entry as protests enter a new phase. Workers defend work stoppage and call for solidarity with nearby labor actions.
Council discusses the interpretation of a new ordinance requiring permits for selling tickets for charitable and other events. The measure would overburden the treasurer with permits or create violators. The council also adopts Proctor's ordinance holding minors ordering liquor in cafes responsible, easing cafe owners' burden.
Local 28 members are asked to hold mail ballots until after the July 9 meeting when AUTW president J. J. Moran explains acceptance or rejection of the proposed contract. Balloting closes July 24 and Elsie McCabe chairs a committee ready to count ballots. Delinquent members who owe $2 will not receive a union card until paid.
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