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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1947

Page

5

Nail That Lie Hartley Taft Ought To Read Own Law

A column reflecting on Labor Law debates cites Hartley and Taft statements about Taft-Hartley and UMW contracts. It references Hazlitt’s criticism, Newsweek figures on postlaw labor investment, a sensational Oak Ridge A-bomb file claim, and the Sun’s stance on spies. It ends with local notes on Rose Miles family visits and wage-era quips about meat prices.

Hartley Taft Newsweek Magazine Henry Hazlitt Henry Hazlitt Los Alamos Oak Ridge The Sun the Sun

Congressmen Paid by Taxpayers Warned by Authority

A high government official says members of Congress are funded by taxpayers for their actions impacting the public welfare. The remark highlights perceptions of compensation for legislative work and raises questions about accountability and waste.

Formica Notes Correspondent Turns Poet By Helen Ferguson

Elected at the regular meeting last week as delegates to the UE convention in September were McKinley Davis Local 757 president Helen Ferguson vice president Mae Rist secretary and Bob Quade executive board member. District 7 Council meeting July 12 and 13 heard Russ Nixon UE Washington representative report petitions telegrams and letters sent to lawmakers urging votes against the Taft Hartley bill and noted lawmakers received many messages. Mae Rist's uncle died last week. deepest sympathy extended to her.

McKinley Davis Helen Ferguson Mae Rist Bob Quade District 7 Council Russ Nixon Washington

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