Government By Corporations
The present Congress may go down in history as ignoring the welfare of the majority while serving big business interests.
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Congress of the
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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1948
Page
4
Editorial accuses Congress of serving big money interests
The piece cites The Sun Times critique of a Republican led Congress as a corporate congress. It names oil power real estate housing and Social Security lobbyists and tracks bills blocked or passed. Cincinnati representatives Elston and Hess are singled out as voting 100 percent for corporations.
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Sen. Reed
Congress
The
Sun-Times
Washington
Congressional Quarterly
House
Senate
Corporations
May Brand Some Unions As Subversive
Attorney General Tom Clark held a rare press conference and would not confirm or deny a report that unions would be listed as subversive. He said a new group of about 25 to 30 organizations would be added to the roughly 90 already published in December and would be made public in a few days.
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Tom Clark
Clark
Union Donations Sought for Democracy Training
The Mayor's Friendly Relations Committee appeals to Cincinnati unions and other groups for donations to a scholarship fund to send Cincinnati school teachers to intercultural education workshops. The program aims to improve teachers' ability to foster democratic human relations. Contributions go to 105 City Hall.
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Cincinnati
City Hall
AFL CIO Fight Mundt Bill at Senate Hearings
AFL and CIO spokesmen pressed against the Mundt bill for communist registration as hearings extended to May 31. AFL representative Lewis Hines and CIO rep Nathan Cowan spoke amid vast public interest while Senators debated civil liberties and the bill’s reach.
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CIO
AFL
Mundt Bill
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mundt
Lewis G. Hines
CIO Legislatie
Nathan Cowan
Alexander Wiley
R.wis
Senate
Homer Ferguson
R. Mich
Blame Industry For Steel Shortage Report
Five economists in the May issue of Report On Our Economy fault the steel industry for current shortages. They say capacity could rise about 15 percent with little resource drain and that fear and past depression experience limit expansion, worsening inflation and broad production.
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Washington
Robert R. Nathan
Lauchlin Currie
Leon Henderson
Isador Lubin
Randolph Paul
U. S
United Railroads Targeted for Government Ownership Demand
Federated Press reports President A F Whitney of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen urged permanent government ownership of railroads after government seizure to avert a strike. Leaders of 21 unions had also called for government ownership, at least temporarily, intensifying the national debate over railway control.
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Whitney
Law Checkoff Form Sanctioned by Attorney General
The attorney general approves a check-off form authorizing deduction from an employee's wages for monthly union dues and initiation fees. It assigns the amount to Local Union No. and the International Union, with the employer directed to withhold from the first pay each month and remit to the union according to established rates.
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Ohio
East Eighth St
William Black
Walter Grainger
Elmer Kauffman
Ec Hellkamp
Arthur Hartmann
James McLendon
John Dehner
Michael Schweninger
James Rogers
Talmadge Zipperer
Ray Tucker
George Grigsby
Willis Wilder
Wilfred Porter
Isaac Bradshaw
Max__ ia Silver
James Wigber
Hugo Klug
Ray Sowder
Natheniel Jordan
John Patterson
Cincinnati News
Agre
Sun-Times of
Chicago
Clyde Reed
Kas
U.S. Supreme Court
Department of Interior
Tennessee Valley Authority
Ask Union
Congressman Dripp
FORD
Cripp
Judiciary Committee
William Langer
R. N.D
Federated Press
NEW York
Pres. A. F. Whiteney
Bro. of
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