The SUN Executive Board List and Publication Details
The Sun published by the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council notes second class matter registration on June 30 1944 at Cincinnati Ohio. Executive board members include William Black Ray Tucker Elmer Kauffman Jerry Maxey John Dehner Arthur Hartmann and more. Subscription is 2.00 per year.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
William Black
Ray Tucker
Elmer Kauffman
Jerry Maxey
John Dehner
Arthur Hartmann
Walter Grainger
George Grigsby
Willis Wilder
Isaac Bradshaw
Wilfred Porter
Max Sien
Hugo Klug
James Wigbeil
Clarence Ray
Ray Sowder
Earl Davis
Nathaniel Jordan
Massachusetts AG ruling allows unions political contributions
The attorney general rules Taft Hartley does not bar unions from backing state and local campaigns. Unions may use loopholes to fund political activity without violating the law. The ruling suggests unions can publicly support candidates while staying within legal limits.
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Massachusetts
Union
Fubmittee
Know Your Friends on Labor Veto and Taft-Hartley View
Governor Herbert defends veto of the Van Aken bill saying it wouldn’t work and supports the Taft Hartley act. He seeks and follows Taft’s advice and signs Kowalk bill relaxing protections for working women and children. A Senate commission to draft a new bill will report by year end, with Walcutt Reiners and Sheppard on it.
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Herbert
Labor
van Aken
Taft
Senate
Walcutt
Reiners
Sheppard
Mr. Taft
Mr. Hartley
Congress Eyes Union Funds Hit in Tax Reform
Senator Eugene D. Millikin and the U S Bureau of Internal Revenue consider dropping the 23 year old income tax exemption for labor educational and co operative enterprises as the tax structure is revised next year The change would affect about 61 million people including farm co op members whose families number 53 million The piece notes Minnesota Republican Harold Knutson leads the Ways and Means Committee and farm and labor groups should unite to face the threat
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Congress
Eugene D. Millikin
Colo
Senate Finance Committee
U.S. Bureau of Internal Revenue
Minnesota
Harold Knutson
House
Ways and Means Committee
From Rats To Government UPW Local Power In Town
Waterloo Iowa reports United Packinghouse Workers Local 46 drives civic change. The group aided the blood bank, supported a commission form of government, runs a 15 minute broadcast, started a semi monthly paper, distributes weekly handbills, sponsors an anti discrimination program, and supported the anti rat drive praised by the mayor.
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Waterloo
Local 46
United Packinghouse Workers
CIO
Leo R. Guynn
Phone Equipment Union Votes on CIO Affiliation
The Association of Communication Equipment Workers, covering about 25 000 Western Electric installation and maintenance staff, will ballot soon on officers' recommendation to affiliate with the CIO Telephone Workers Organizing Committee.
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Chicago
Association of Communication Equipment Workers
Western Electric Co
CIO Telephone Workers Organizing Committee
The Taft Hartley Split and Labor Contract Faults
A reader critiques the Taft Hartley act arguing it fosters court battles and uneven labor relations. He contrasts union contracts with employment contracts, noting unions must concede to changes while employers can cut payrolls, and urges recognizing the legal and moral differences.
Hellkamp Elected Council Secretary
The report notes Hellkamp as council secretary after a continuation from page one. It mentions United Cemetery Workers Council advising locals not to sign leases that grant landlords rent increases, stating such leases are unnecessary under the law. Two delegates from the Cincinnati CIO Council will be elected at the next meeting on Wednesday August 6 to attend the state CIO convention in Columbus.
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Cincinnati Cio Council
Columbus
Rollman's Bring Television to Cincinnati Caravan Stop
Rollman's plans to bring a RCA Victor televised project to Cincinnati from July 22 to 24 as part of a nationwide Television Caravan tour. George B. Jacobs, president, said the event will showcase the latest in television technology.
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Cincinnati
Rollman’s
RCA Victor
George B. Jacobs
Italians Remember Allied Help at U S War Dead Cemetery
Florence crowd greets CIO leaders as Aug Bellanca Phile Di Novelis and Bob Travis visit Castelfiorentino where 6000 American war dead lie buried. A girl presents a letter from Italian women inviting American women to share memories and send birthday notes for their loved ones.
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Florence
ALN
CIO
General Confederation of Labor
America
U.S
Castelfiorentino
August Bellanca
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Philine di Novelis
United Shoe Workers
Bob Travis
United Auto Workers
Taft Hartley era satire on rent law and politics
A satirical column mocks Taft Hartley era policy. It lists humorous misdirections about Roosevelt OPA and union busting while reflecting on rent laws and real estate lobby pressure. The voice riffs on national figures and the housing scene with a wry, regional tone.
Lithographers Resume Talks as Picnic Plans Announced
Negotiations between Local 8 Amalgamated Lithographers and the Miami Valley Lithographers Association will resume on Thursday July 17, per Local 8 president Wilfred Porter. A June 13 meeting was the last with management. Local 8 delegates to the ALA convention in Biloxi Mississippi in September were Wilfred Porter Marion Kingery and John Rabenstein. The Local 8 picnic is set for noon Saturday August 16 at the St John Orphanage grounds Fort Mitchell with dancing 7:30 to 10:34 p m Gayle Owens orchestra. Executive board members Ike Bradshaw Marion Kingery Frank Kramer Ebmer Steinman Adolph Kuechler Martha Griffith William Ruff Eddie Martin Carl Berding George Weinman and Wilfred Porter are coordinating plans.
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Local 8
Amalgamated Lithographers
Miami Valley Lithographers Association
Wilfred Porter
ALA
Biloxi
Miss
Marion Kingery
John Rabenstein
St. John
Fort Mitchell
Gayle Owens
Ike Bradshaw
Frank Kramer
Ebmer Steinman
Adolph Kuechler
Martha Griffith
William Ruff
Eddie Martin
Carl Berding
George Weinman
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The
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
CLO
Rellin H. Everett
East
Congress Eyes Union Funds
Phone Equipment Union
Hellkamp
Cal
United Cemetery Workers
By John Paine
Federated Press
Army Aircraft Recognition
Hartley
Billy Moore
Jim Farley
Roosevelt
OPA
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