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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1948
Page
8
The CIO News staff reports NAM launched a 15 minute network program with a round table of Morris Sayre of Corn Products Refining, Earl Bunting former NAM president, and public relations head Holcombe Parkes. Sayre claims perfect America while Bunting notes farmers deserve representation in Congress and agriculture committee.
Cliff Durr of Alabama leaves the Federal Communications Commission after a five year term. He is praised as the public conscience of a pivotal agency defending freedom of speech against monopolies and censorship. The piece contrasts the FCC with House Labor Committee foes of unions and notes Dewey's clash with the National Education Association over teacher pay politics.
A worker injured on the job did not file a claim with the state Industrial Commission due to not knowing his rights. Two years later arthritis emerged and he lost potential compensation. The piece urges filing claims promptly with the commission and notes plant medical staff can help. It also mentions Kentucky primary politics and local staff anecdotes.
Local 17, United Auto Workers, backs a hard line at Sisco Copper Tube and Products Co as workers renew resolve to win wage, bonus, and classification demands. Leaders cite no settlement yet while a union relative receives medical treatment in California after a coal mine accident.
A 1943 wartime item notes 372 picket signs carried to bury Pvt. Frank Siciliano killed in North Africa. The workers, now in the strike’s third month, refused to accept fees for Federated Pictures.
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