Editorial critique of Enquirer on DeMille and AFRA case
The Cincinnati Enquirer editorial misreads the DeMille AFRA dispute arguing democracy is endangered by directing ballots. It notes California secret ballots and AFRA's lawful one dollar assessment to oppose Proposition 12 while DeMille refused to pay. The piece contrasts Enquirer’s legal claim with Supreme Court findings backing AFRA.
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DeMille
Westbrook Pegler
The
Enquirer
Cecile B. DeMille
American Federation of Radio Artists
AFL
AFRA
California
America
Public.y
Supreme Court of California
Cio-Pac
Patriotic executives boost pay under wartime policy
Amid wartime pay freezes for workers under the Little Steel formula executives see large raises. Victor Emmanuel of Aviation Corp climbs from 25,000 to 100,000 annually from 1940 to 1944, with others like M. R. Haskell United Merchants and Manufacturers, M. J. Sullivan American Can, W. H. Dow Dow Chemical, S. J. Phillips Phillips Jones, and J. H. Hand Jr. Remington Rand also markedly increasing salaries in the same period.
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Victor Emmanuel
Aviation Corporation
M. R. Haskell
United Merchants and Manufacturers
M. J. Sullivan
American Can Company
W. H. Dow
Dow Chemical
S. J. Phillips
Phillips-Jones Corporation
J. H. Hand Jr
Remington-Rand
Racial Amity Meeting Set by CIO Unions
CIO unions of Southwestern Ohio and Northern Kentucky will send delegates to an all day conference Sunday June 10 at the UAW Hall 2728 Vine Street. Speakers include Boyd Wilson Charles Bubb George DeNucci and Jack Kroll with Arthur Hartmann as general chairman. An afternoon panel led by Al Whitehouse Waldo Stager and Jerry Maxey precedes an evening public session with James Carey and moderator Andre Carlon.
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Ohio Cio
UAW
Vine Street
Charles Bubb
George DeNucci
CIO
Jack Kroll
Arthur Hartmann
CIO Council
Expanded Social Security Bill Aims At 15 Million More Covered
The Wagner Murray Dingell bill introduced in the Senate calls for a broad social security expansion. It would unify medical care costs unemployment benefits sickness disability retirement and death coverage under one national system with shared contributions and records. Federal aid would help states with low income to extend existing coverage.
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Senate
Robert F. Wagner
N. Y
James Murray
Mont
John Dingell
Mich
Wagner-Murray-Dingell Social Security Bill Outlined
The bill provides 19 years of federal grants and loans to build and expand hospitals health centers and related facilities with 25 to 50 percent U S funding based on state per capita income. It also seeks grants to expand public health and welfare services with 25 to 75 percent federal support. Prepaid personal health insurance would be offered and unemployment benefits start at five to thirty dollars weekly for 26 weeks with possible extension to 52 weeks. retirement survivor and disability benefits are included.
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U. S
Cuts in unemployment benefits spark legislative clash
Cincinnati delegation fights against Labor SB 94 with a Reiners substitute offering 20 weeks at 20 dollars, excluding low earners and tips, threatening thousands of workers. The dispute frames lawmakers as judges of Ohio workers’ welfare amid state reserves and national norms.
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Cincinnati
Fred G. Reiners
Reiners
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