Taft Takes On Union as Members Serve
The Times-Star challenges Cincinnati Newspaper Guild bargaining rights citing 27 members in the armed services and turnover. Guild officers defend their role as sole collective bargaining agent for the commercial unit and note past negotiations settled without War Labor Board involvement.
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CIC
War Labor Board
Hulbert Taft
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AFL
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Republicans Name Union Man For Council
James S. McCaffrey division secretary treasurer of the AFL union for street railway workers was chosen for the Republican City Council ticket. He has 32 years in the union and nine years as an officer. McCaffrey, of 3804 Paxton Road, has three grandchildren and one great grandchild and 39 years with the Street Railway Co. Also named are incumbents Mayor Stewart Willis D Gradison Jesse Locker Charles Weber and John Molloy. The ticket includes Gordon Scherer Edward Hoover and Edwin Mohlenkamp.
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Jesse Locker
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John Molloy
Gordon Scherer
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Weintraub Receives N. Ky. Endorsement
Morris Weintraub, Newport resident and former state senator, wins unanimous labor backing from Kenton Campbell PAC and CIO leaders for Kentucky House race. Endorsements come from AFL CIO Railway Brotherhoods representing 30,000 NKY trade unionists. Everett up for City Council via Charter committee support.
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Henry Seibert
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Unity For Progress
Lonnie Webster
Local slate backs Weintraub as state rep candidate
Community members and neighbors rally to boost Weintraub for state representative while the committee notes no endorsements below the state level. A total of 75 candidates from both counties have appeared and spoken before the group.
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War Labor Board upholds union shop clauses over state laws
The War Labor Board ruled that the Smith Connally act supersedes any state constitution or statute attempting to ban maintenance of union membership clauses in contracts. The Florida attorney general sought to intervene over an anti closed shop amendment, but the petition was denied amid industry member dissent.
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The Law column offers a concise reply to union baiters
The Sun's Page 4 column The Law presents a brief, practical answer to acquaintances who echo printed rantings about unions, offering a crisp defense and guidance on handling such discussions.
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The Law Column Explains Union Rights Clearly
A labor law attorney explains workers rights and union protections in accessible weekly guidance. The column targets the average union member, clarifying legal protections and practical implications in clear terms.
AP Almost Slides Toward Labor Favor in Fourth of July
The Guild Reporter claims an AP beat writer described American workers who kept on the job Fourth of July, offsetting hours lost to strikes. A revised lead later suggested theoretical offset. higher officials reportedly rejected the story.
Post commended for exposing native fascism series
The Cincinnati Post earned praise from the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council for its recent series exposing the native fascism of ex Senator Reynolds Nationalist Party. The reporting was by Eugene Segal, a Cleveland Press writer and former Post reporter.
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Cincinnati Newspaper Guild
Billion Relief Granted to Industry Under New Aid Plan
Washington reports that American industrialists receive sizable refunds under a legislative package. The program aims to bolster manufacturing sectors by offsetting costs and spur growth amid economic pressures.
Labor Strikes, Tax Offsets Stir Ohio News Anew
A report notes workers stayed on Fourth of July in many cases while listing strike counts in Akron and beyond. It cites HB 3633 passage in the Senate, aiming to speed reconversion in Japan and bolster business cash flow by a large sum. Eleanor Sutermeister is named with family ties to a Kansas City stone company and a family of four children.
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First Stone Company
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