Good government warned against machine politics in Cincinnati
Dr George H Gallup warned city officials to resist machine politics that serve real estate and private utility interests. He urged a council that represents all major interests and unites business and labor for growth and jobs, not mere tax efficiency or council routines.
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George H. Gallup
National Municipal League
Gallup
Cincinnati
Stewart
Ray Skirvin
Metropolitan Housing Authority
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Ninth Street
Causes of unrest loom as unions face reconversion
The column argues union-busting is prepared to exploit postwar unrest, with Kent calling for limits on labor. It notes factory layoffs such as U S Cartridge Co in St Louis and warns among national fears of reduced jobs, cutbacks, and inadequate unemployment relief as war continues.
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Frank Kent
Enquirer
Ball
Burton
Hatch Bull
Kent
U.S. Cartridge Co
St. Louis
Ohio
Unrest Factors Behind Strikes Highlighted in Editorial
The passage argues that insecurity reduced pay and unsettled grievances fuel unrest and strikes. It urges newspapers and legislators to aid union leaders in preventing strikes during troubled times rather than exploiting the crisis to restrain unions.
British Election Rumors Stir Postwar Policy Picture
New York report outlines Britain's July 5 parliamentary vote, the possible Labour Liberal coalition, and Churchill era fears. It notes soldier votes, women's influence, and a looming Berlin postwar settlement with Truman, Stalin, and Byrnes set to visit.
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Liberal
Labor Party
Churchill
Labor
Liberal Party
Labor Law Proposal Threatens Collective Bargaining
The Ball Burton Hatch labor bill is criticized as impractical. It sets high thresholds for closed shops, risks driving disputes, weakens organizer authority, and could trigger union raids and disrupted contract talks.
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Ball, Burton, Hatch
30 Million Back Pay For UPW CIO Workers
Economic Stabilization Director William H. Davis approved a 30 million dollar back pay adjustment for fringe and wage inequality. About 125000 United Packinghouse Workers CIO members at the Big Four and Morrell packing plants are affected.
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Chicago
William H. Davis
United Packinghouse Workers
CIO
Big Four
Morrell Packing
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