CIO Policy Committee and contact details in Cincinnati
The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council outlines its CIO Policy Committee members Jack Kroll Robert Davidson Ben Herman Al Whitehouse Robert Spitzmiller Waldo Stager Julius Holzberg A C Dermer Dale Zysman and lists office contact at 306 Bell Block 606 Vine St Cincinnati Ohio Main 4613 Subscription rates: one week one dollar six months two dollars per year.
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Rollin H. Everett
Bell Block
Vine St
Cincinnati
Ohio
CIO
Jack Kroll
Robert Davidson
Ben Herman
al Whitehouse
Robert Spitzmiller
Waldo Stager
Julius Holzberg
A. C. Dermer
Dale Zysman
Hugo Klug
Earl Davis
Avoid Economic Death by Action Against CIO Hatred
The piece argues Cincinnati business leaders and voters must resist Southern anti union pressures and defend organized labor. It criticizes Sen Taft for aligning with reactionary Democrats and warns that anti union laws harm workers and the broader economy. It calls for electing progressive officials who serve Cincinnati and resist racial hatred used to depress wages.
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South
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sen. Taft
Roosevelt
CIO
Taft Opposes Bankhead Amendment in Textile Price Fears
A public notice argues that the Bankhead Amendment will raise clothing costs and favor textile firms. Chester Bowles, head of the OPA, warns buyers face a $250 million nationwide hit, with Hamilton County share at about $300,000. It criticizes Taft for backing industry profits over common people.
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Hamilton County
Textile Manufacturers of America
Robert Taft
Bankhead
Senate
House
OPA
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Taft
Bricker Says No to Power Shifts in Washington Speeches
The Ohio governor and GOP presidential hopeful John Bricker criticizes centralizing power in Washington while he resists action at home. He refused Cincinnati requests to convene the legislature to amend a 65 percent public works law, arguing legislators would not act, highlighting leadership contrasts and the politics of federal power.
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John Bricker
Ohio
Washington
Bricker
Cincinnati
Supreme Court curbs insurance monopoly in landmark ruling
In a 4-3 decision Justice Hugo Black held that the Sherman act covers insurance firms. The Southeastern Underwriters case highlighted that life and fire insurers control vast assets and premium receipts, challenging claims of immunity and arguing for public protection against exactions.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Southeastern Underwriters Assn
Black
U. S
Insurance
England
Labor Dept Outlines Six Clauses to Aid Women Workers
The Women's Bureau proposes six contract clauses in consultation with AFL and CIO women reps. Key points include no sex or marital status discrimination, job based wages, no male or female designated jobs, equal seniority and promotion rights, two 10 minute rest periods, a 30 minute unpaid lunch, and at least six weeks pre delivery plus two months post delivery maternity leave with no loss of seniority.
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Washington
Women’s Bureau
Department of Labor
AFL
CIO
Ohio Civil Rights Law Echoes Constitutional Promise
Ohio law affirms equal rights regardless of color or creed and warns against denying access to public accommodations. It contrasts democratic ideals with fascist regimes and urges citizens to uphold liberty, equal protection, and integrity to prevent civil strife.
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Ohio
Ours
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