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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1948
Page
4
Ohio cities face budget strain as preempted taxes and rising costs outpace revenue. Advocates urge a statewide sales tax relief and a payroll tax reform with exemptions for low incomes and dependents to ease burdens on workers, backed by Ohio CIO and the Ohio Association of Cities.
Local 116 United Paperworkers, after winning a March representation vote and a May union shop election, secured a contract with Sall Mountain Paper Co near Hamilton. Wages rise 15 to 20 cents retroactive to April 26, with benefits including three paid holidays, vacations after six months, time and a half on Saturdays, double time Sundays, four hour call in, 8 hour shifts, and dues checkoff.
CIO leader Arthur J. Goldberg testified to Sen. Ball's committee that no amendment can make Taft Hartley fair or workable and urged repeal. He argued industry-wide bargaining should be eliminated and warned that proposed solutions reflect a push for more labor regulation.
The CIO Economic Outlook argues American corporations use inventories, reserves, and new accounting to hide profits. It warns profit hoarding concentrates wealth, hinders new business formation, and pressures workers toward lower wages to sustain investor confidence.
The article analyzes how free speech protections apply to picketing under the U.S. Constitution and the 14th Amendment. It cites cases where peaceful picketing is allowed to disclose disputes, and contrasts rulings from Michigan courts on union activity, closed shops, and when picketing may be enjoined for pressuring illegal acts.
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