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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1949
Page
1
City First PAC kicks off campaign at City Council race with key workers from past political actions turning out in force for the Cincinnati Industrial Union on Street.
Over 250 men and women attended a registration drive meeting, chaired by William H. Black, CIO Council president. Rollin H. Everett and Jacob Clayman urged full participation in city state and federal elections, stressing unemployment, slum clearance, and the Master Plan. Committees for finance publicity speakers interviewing are to be announced.
United States Steel, Bethlehem, and Republic accept President Truman's truce proposal hours before the strike deadline. Unions seek 60 days while a fact finding board is appointed to study union demands and company positions. The Steelworkers set July 15 as the strike deadline after resisting concessions.
North western U. professor Carroll R. Daughtery said hearings open in New York July 28 with Judge Samuel Rosenman and David L. Cole. The board hopes to finish facts by Sept 1 for post hearing discussions while most sessions will be open.
The Amalgamated Clothing Workers CIO launches a $500000 push on July 12 to promote union labeled men’s and boys’ clothing. Vice President Charles Weinstein of Philadelphia will head the drive with local union and consumer committees visiting stores to urge sale of union label apparel and assure decent wages, safe conditions, and quality.
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