Industrialist warns capital to muzzle anti labor NAM
Cyrus Eaton, Cleveland banker and industrialist, urges capitalists in an article for the University of Chicago Law Review to muzzle the NAM and change their stance toward labor. He argues restrictive laws won t deter labor and warns of a labor farmer coalition with cooperatives if capitalists persist.
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People of America
National Association of Manufacturers
Cyrus Eaton
Cleveland
University of Chicago Law Review
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Ohio Legislature Passes Tightening Anti Labor Bill Amid last Minute Move
Ohio labor groups urged Gov. Thomas Herbert to veto the Van Aken measure rewritten in a secret committee session led by Sen. Fred G. Reiners. The Senate 20 to 12 and the House 73 to 42 approved a bill restricting unions with expanded penalties and reporting requirements. Governor to decide.
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Thomas Herbert
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Fred G. Reiners
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Ohio Cio
Anti-Union Bills Face Presidential and Gubernatorial Veto Fates
Ohio unions face twin legislative threats from Taft-Hartley at the federal level and the Van Aken bill in Columbus. Cincinnati leaders pushed both measures, with Taft backing Sen Robert A. Taft and Fred Reiners driving the Van Aken bill. Truman must decide on the Taft-Hartley veto by Friday, while Herbert may veto the Van Aken bill. constitutional challenges loom if not vetoed. The editorial notes CIO President Philip Murray praising the presidential veto of a separate tax cut bill, urging a long range program.
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Truman
Thomas Herbert
Cincinnati
Robert A. Taft
Fred Reiners
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Senate
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Meat Prices Surge as Black Market Gap Widens
A Federated Press report notes meat prices rising nationwide by 10 to 20 percent with beef at 281c a pound. Farm Research cites shortages, export demand, higher feed costs and weather problems as drivers, warning of a hard year ahead and pressure on workers' purchasing power.
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Farm Research
Federated Press
Jack Kranis
Nati Meat Industry Council
OPA
U.S
120000 Join N Y CIO Protest Rally
A June 10 protest in New York drew about 120000 CIO workers marching through mid Manhattan for four and a half hours. They filled Madison Square Garden and surrounding streets to hear CIO President Philip Murray Mayor William O Dwyer and labor religious leaders denounce the Taft Hartley bill.
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Greater Cincinnati CIO Council Urges Veto on Anti-Labor Bill
Delegates from United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers Local 766 report the ninth week of strike at Lodge and Shipley. The council wires Governor Herbert urging veto of the Van Aken anti-labor measure and to protest to CIO locals. Ancil Bryson of Local 757 UE is sworn in as a new council delegate.
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Rent Control Near Grave as Buck-Walcott Passes House
The House approved the Buck-Walcott conference report by 163 to 73, moving rent control closer to a legal end. Key points include ending most controls on postwar construction, decontrol of rents on new units, a 15 percent raise option with long leases, and a full end to federal rent control by March 1, 1948.
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