Senate CIO Warning on OPA Bill and Inflation Risk
William Lavalle of the Ohio CIO Council warns Cincinnati unions that a Senate Banking bill would cripple OPA, erase recent wage gains, and harm veterans housing. He urges veterans to mobilize with mass meetings, statements, petitions, letters, and telegrams to stop the measure quickly.
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Senate Banking and Currency Committee
William Lavalle
Cincinnati
Senate
Lavalle
Ohio Cio Council
OPA
Wagner-Ellender-Taft
Wagner-Dingall-Taft
FEPC
Washington
Elston
Hess
Everett
National Association of Manufacturers
Veterans Rights May Benefit Under Blue Discharges
James W. O'Brien explains how blue discharges from the Army may qualify holders for GI Bill benefits if investigations find honorable conditions. The VA will review each case, and boards can issue new discharges to restore eligibility. Eligible veterans may pursue VA approved correspondence courses with up to $500 tuition coverage and partial eligibility time credits.
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Gen. Bradley
Secretaries of War and Navy
City votes to raise tax limit for recreation and services
A Cincinnati councilman pushes amending the charter to raise the tax limit from 6.65 mills to fund a year round recreation program and city needs. He argues the city should avoid temporary levies and ensure adequate pay for employees while balancing repairs and modernization.
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Cincinnati
Southern States Industry Council backs Case bill letter to Truman
A 1500 word letter urging President Truman to sign the anti-labor Case bill was dispatched to the White House on June 7 by the Southern States Industrial Council through its general counsel Tyre Taylor.
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Washington
Pres
Harry S. Truman
White House
Southern States Industrial Council
Tyre Taylor
Labor Rallies Here
Labor rally report highlights workers and officials including councilman Rollin H. Everett and CIO secretary Max Sien. The piece reflects organized labor activity and community response on local streets and meeting halls.
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Rollin H. Everett
Max Sien
CIO
Will Hold Important PAC Meeting Monday Night
Hamilton County PAC calls all CIO-PAC endorsed candidates to attend a 7:30 p m meeting at PAC headquarters 1013 Vine Street Ben Herman says the open discussion will cover CIO-PAC policies. Methard notes locals will support a $1 contribution and stresses ongoing registration efforts.
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Cio-Pac
Hamilton County Pac
PAC
Vine Street
Ben Herman
Herman
Hamilton County
Jack Methard
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