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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1947

Page

4

Sun Editor Office Telephone Listed

The Sun Office telephone line appears in the Cincinnati post matter from 1944. The entry notes executive board members including William Black Ray Tucker Elmer Kauft man Ed Hellkamp John Dehner Arthur Hartmann and others. Subscription details are partially shown.

William Black Ray Tucker Elmer Kauftman Ed Hellkamp John Dehner Arthur Hartmann Walter Grainger George Grigsby Willis Wilder Isaac Bradshaw Wilfred Porter Max Sien Hugo Klug James Wigbell Clarence Ray Ray Sowder Earl Davis Nathaniel Jordan

Passage of Labor Laws in Hard Times and Prosperity

The 1935 National Labor Relations Act emerged amid mass unemployment and poverty, as workers sought relief and elected liberal lawmakers. This led to the Wage and Hour Act and other reforms, while the 1947 Taft Hartley Act followed a period of prosperity and broader worker interest in policy.

America

Taft States Workers Are Not Feeling Pinch Of Prices

Sen Robert A Taft told economists before a Senate committee his impression is wages have kept up with price rises and that workers are not seeing a drop in purchasing power despite declines in individual savings.

Sen Robert A. Taft America Senate

Working Man's Income Man's Insight Proposal

A remark argues that senators and congressmen should live on a working man’s monthly income for a year to better understand ordinary home life and economic reality. The idea emphasizes empathy by exposure to low earnings.

Is 40 Cents Enough Wage Plan Criticized

A pamphlet denounces Congress for failing to raise the wage floor. It argues a 40 cent wage with a 40 hour week yields $16 weekly and could depress wages nationwide. It calls for political action, a big voluntary campaign, worker registration, and a strong municipal vote as a prelude to next year’s national elections.

Congress Cincinnati

GOP Power Grab Continues as City Hall Control Looms

The article argues that GOP leaders seek total control of City Hall risking treasury plunder and politicized city jobs just as millions are planned for public improvements. It notes a Charter minority active under GOP rule pushing for lower utility rates smoke ordinance city wages master planning and related legislation.

GOP

Truman Names New Members Of Labor Board

President Truman nominates J Copeland Gray a Buffalo Republican and Abe Mur docker to the five man NLRB reshaping the board. Chairman Herzog and members Houston and Reynolds Jr. are to remain. Robert N Denham is named general counsel, a Taft Hartley lawyer with prior NLRB trial examiner service since 1938.

Washington Pres Truman J. Copeland Gray Buffalo N. Y Abe Murdocker NLRB Ated Paul Herzog John Houston James J. Reynolds Jr Robert N. Denham Denham Missouri

Taft Hartley impact delayed until next year warns columnist

Marty Solow cites O'Donnell critique of Taft Hartley and notes major provisions take effect Aug 22 1948. He argues contracts signed before then may retain union safeguards for a year. He cites GM president Wilson and Business Week on profits and prices as context for postwar economic debate.

John O’donnell New York Daily News Washington Times Herald-Chicago Tribune Axis O’donnel Charles E. Wilson General Motors Business Week

Vigilance urged to secure pro majority legislation

The piece asserts that current laws favor the owning class and harm workers, calling for constant vigilance. It urges citizens to register and vote for representatives who favor the majority, arguing good legislation leads to better living for most Americans.

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