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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1947
Page
5
George N. Whitaker, a visually impaired Pacific veteran, faced eviction after failing to meet mortgage payments. Neighbors alerted city officials and acting Mayor Jesse Coleman promised aid to Whitaker and his family.
Mary Vardoulakis will discuss What I Saw In Greece at the Progressive Citizens Committee meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in the Victory Room Hotel Gibson. Also Tom Stix, OSS veteran, will speak. The group urges petition signers to register to vote as it campaigns for a 10 percent retail price rollback across production, distribution, and retail levels.
United Paperworkers of America files unfair labor practices against Gardner Richardson Co of Lockland. Allegations include discrimination against Chester Mason for union activity, failure to bargain with certified agent, and interference with employees in violation of Section 7. An NLRB election is ordered at Sword Paper Co in Middletown between CIO Local and a new independent union led by Robert Davidson.
A united labor political action campaign elected five labor aldermen to Minneapolis City Council and won control of the school board. Mayor Hubert Humphrey led the ticket to easy reelection amid GOP opposition. The council stands 13 to 13. The report notes unemployment benefits in most states average under $20 weekly.
Auto workers weigh vacation pay eligibility with seniority rules. Workers must be employed during PPP or have worked 39 pay periods since July 1 1946 to qualify. Regulators push voter registration at Board of Elections Cincinnati through weekdays and Saturdays. Chevrolet Softball League notes champion status of De 27 and recent victims.
The AFL Labor's Monthly Survey argues a 5 percent wage rise is as good as a 15 percent rise when prices stop rising. It compares net income to net worth for major industries in 1945 and 1946, suggesting wage gains depend on price levels and margins.
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