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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1947

Page

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Hellkamp Elected chair in Cincinnati CIO council

Ed Hellkamp of United Auto Workers Local 674 was unanimously elected to lead the Cincinnati CIO Industrial Union Council replacing Jerry Maxey who left to take a full time UAW post in Detroit. Hellkamp, a longtime organizer and former first secretary of the council, has served as bargaining committee chair at the Chevrolet plant.

Ed Hellkamp United Auto Workers Greaver Cincinnati Cio Industrial Union Council Jerry Maxey UAW Detroit Hellkamp Norwood Chevrolet William Easley United Steelworkers Charles Burnett Raymond Hall United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Talmadge Zipperer

CIO Proposes Tax Policy Changes in Ten Minute Hearing

Washington report details the CIO brief to the House Ways and Means Committee outlining tax reforms. It calls for higher personal exemptions, adjusted corporate taxes, and elimination of excise taxes while criticizing rich loopholes.

Washington CIO House Ways and Means Committee Ruttenberg Federated Press Kermit Eby House Armed Services Committee James B. Carey Senate Subcommittee On

CIO PAC proposes army of volunteers to back Taft-Hartley repeal

CIO President Philip Murray outlined a national push by the CIO Political Action Committee to repeal Taft-Hartley. The plan calls for a million citizen volunteers to advocate voting in favorable blocks and a registration drive expected to mobilize about 15 million CIO members and families. The drive includes a major fund raising campaign and national conferences to focus on registration and contributions.

Washington, D.C Congress CIO Philip Murray Political Action Committee Murray PAC Jack Kroll CIO International United Steelworkers of America

Labor Day Action Framed Around PAC Day

A fragment notes a plan to dedicate Labor Day to political action and organize PAC Day. It references the Taft Hartley law and Congress, signaling a campaign or civic event tied to labor politics.

UAW Housing Study Spurs Major Financing Push

In Racine Wisconsin two years after Dist. Council 8 United Auto Workers launched a housing study the Cooperative Homes Assn reports near completion of a 2 to 3 million financing program with major national insurance companies. It has secured land with 372 lots for a housing project named Green Crest.

Racine Wisc Dist. Council 8 United Auto Workers (Cio Cooperative Homes Assn Green Crest

Murray Defies Taft Law Ban on Political Press Comment

The CIO News July 12 printed a front page appeal urging Baltimore voters to defeat a labor-hostile candidate in the July 15 special election. President Murray defended labor freedom of speech and pressed for changes to the Taft-Hartley act, criticizing its ban on expenditures by unions in campaigns.

Murray Washington CIO News Baltimore Congress Philip Murray Sen Robert A. Taft R. O Carl A. Hatch D. N.M George Aiken R. Vt Hatch

Citizens unable to meet $3 dues amid high living costs

The passage notes that hundreds of thousands oppose current domestic and foreign policies and cannot pay a $3 due because of rising living costs and shrinking incomes.

Wage Cuts Spur Labor Bill Under Taft Hartley Act

In Chicago under the Taft Hartley act undercover wage cutting is growing as a tactic among labor and management groups. The piece notes escalating actions and the legal framework shaping this trend.

Chicago

Harvester plant workers protest pay cuts and new operation rules

Stewards at Melrose Park Inter national Harvester plant report management replaced a machine to push a new operation method, lowering top rate from 25 to 18 dollars. A worker shift from 53 to 56 pieces erodes base pay and bonuses, cutting weekly wages by about ten dollars. In Ohio, the General Electric plant in Tiffin shut down the day shift for one day to oppose a broad cut in piecework rates ordered after the Taft Hartley law, under contract with the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers CIO.

Melrose Park International Harvester Co Harvester Tiffin General Electric United Electrical Radio & Machine Workers CIO

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