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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1945
Page
4
Published by The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council the CLO was entered as second class matter June 10 1944 at the Post Office Cincinnati Ohio under the act of March 3 17% Editor Office Rollin H Everett 306 Bell Block 606 Vine St Cincinnati Ohio $2.00 per year
The Enquirer’s anti union columnists are accused of distorting facts to attack labor. The piece claims CIO advocates full employment and production as core democracy goals and challenges critics to analyze CIO programs rather than peddle red herrings.
Dr. William Leiserson, a leading authority on labor relations, denounces the proposed act as contrary to the Railway Labor Act and warns it could take a decade of court cases to resolve its meaning. He cites potential chaos, lack of clear bargaining obligations, and history of failed attempts at prohibiting strikes.
The article reports Secretary Schwellenbach criticizing the Bureau of Statistics and outlining OPA efforts against wartime black markets in food and textiles. It notes two billion dollar annual losses from black market activity, outlines enforcement plans, and discusses tests of wage and unemployment policies amid postwar labor tensions. It also covers new GI Bill provisions and debates over unemployment benefits and anti union measures.
An urgent meeting on reconversion and postwar issues is set for Friday night at CIO Council hall 1015 Vine street led by Adolph Germer acting regional CIO director. He urged international and local representatives to attend and said the subject is vital for unions now and in the near future. He called for immediate full support of the CIO Executive Committee program.
The piece argues that forced arbitration in labor disputes undermines unions and bargaining power, warns that universal arbitration would extend to government pricing and hiring, and contends wage adjustments require genuine union recognition and industry reorganization. It claims arbitration is a compromise unlikely to raise wages and could jeopardize entire industries.
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