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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1947
Page
3
Union notices list multiple locals with meeting times and locations including Union Headquarters Vine Street Norwood and various halls. Entries show dates in July and August with times ranging from 2 to 8 pm and venues covering Vine Street Montgomery Harris Avenue and local halls.
Local 2772 holds gatherings at 4 30 pm on Wednesday July 30 at Ird and Sycamore and Local 3105 at 5 30 pm on Thursday Aug 7 at Eagles Hall Elmwood. Textile Workers Local 210 meets at 1 30 and 4 pm on Wednesday July 30 at 208 Dunnstreet. Local 138 meets at 10 am on Sunday Aug 3 at Blade Annex 6400 Vinestreet. Wholesale and Retail Employes Local 390 meets at 8 pm on Friday Aug 1 in Room 206 1015 Vine street.
President Jacob Potofsky of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers CIO denounces the House Republican leadership for delaying action on the federal minimum wage until January. He accuses them of showing callous disregard for the nation’s most underprivileged workers.
Several Local unions list meeting times for late July through August including Local 766 J H Day 8 p.m. Aug 1 at 217 East 8th Street Local 256 Executive Board 8 p.m. July 28 at Jr. Order Hall Norwood Local 768 Exec Board 7 30 p.m. Aug 5 1540 Linn Street Local 310 Exec Board 8 p.m. Aug 5 806 Keith Building Local 1701 8 p.m. Aug 1 1015 Vine Street and other locals with dates and venues in the city.
The total disabling injuries in the United States for the first quarter of 1947 reached 127000, up 19500 from the same period in 1946. The figures reflect ongoing public health and industrial safety concerns as postwar activity continued.
Washington report notes the CIO warns Congress on July 22 that failing to pass anti lynching legislation before adjournment signals national indifference to the problem to potential victims and the public. The message stresses urgent action amid rising violence.
CIO Legislative Director Nathan Cowan warns Sen Robert Taft and Speaker Joseph Martin that HR 3488 and S 1352 have stalled for over a month with no action in Congress. He says failure to pass anti lynching laws will leave the GOP responsible for lynchings in coming months and notes the bills are not on the party’s must list.
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