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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1949

Page

2

Unemployment Rise Prompts CIO Critique and Housing Debate

May unemployment climbs by 300,000 to 3,289,000 with fringe cases left out. CIO warns of a downward spiral unless industry cuts prices wages and profits to boost worker purchasing power. The CIO seeks wage gains and benefits in talks with U S Steel starting June 15. Senate Taft-Hartley debate and housing bill opposition by Dixiecrats and Republicans milestone debates and public reaction noted. Representatives Madden and others challenge housing skeptics while Gary workers demand homes.

CIO News Stanley Ruttenberg CIO Washington T United Steelworkers U.S. Steel Robert Taft Ohio Stim Senate United States Taft Congress House Banking Committee House Rules Committee Washington Representatives Church R. Nl Nicholson R. Mass Rules Committee Ray Madden D. Ind Madden Gary

Council Cancels Summer Meetings and Addresses Labor Issues

The Cincinnati Industrial Union Council voted June 15 to skip meetings in July and August, resuming in September. Frank Grosser urged local credit unions as low interest loan sources run by neighbors. John Dehner asked council support for Brewery Workers taxes and 3.2 beer proposals while Council said relief checks would be issued and a Labor Veterans meeting in Chicago would get a representative, Ray Sowder.

Cincinnati Industrial Union Council Frank Grosser The Times- Star Grosser Cincinnati John Dehner Dehner U.S National Cio William Black Labor Veterans Chicago Ray Sowder USA

CIO Forms One Big Phone Union

In Chicago on June 13 the Communication Workers of America merged 230000 telephone workers with CIO affiliation, absorbing about 90000 more from the Telephone Workers Organizing Committee. A potential 600000 telephone workers are now linked to CIO. Philip Murray denounced AT&T as a monopoly and pledged to defeat its withdrawal from recognition. He charged a cold war by American business and urged a constitutional amendment to bar communist dominated unions from CIO boards.

Chicago CIO Communication Workers of America Telephone Workers Organizing Committee CWA Joseph Beirne CIO Pres Philip Murray American Telephone & Telegraph Co U.S At&t Murray U.S. Steel United Steelworkers

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