Greater Cincinnati CIO Union Council published listing
The notice lists the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO executive board members and contact details, including Arthur Hartmann Al Jordan Max Sien Jerry Maxey Abe Goldberg Ray Tucker Waldo Stager Claude Sampson Walter Grainger Earl Davis Clarence Rau George Kuhl ae Frech Herman Dickerson Harry Brummett Russell Quackenbush and address at 306 Bell Block 606 Vine St Cincinnati Ohio with year rate of $2.00 per year.
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Telephone
Arthur Hartmann
al Jordan
Max Sien
Jerry Maxey
Abe Goldberg
Ray Tucker
Waldo Stager
Claude Sampson
Walter Grainger
Earl Davis
Clarence Rau
George Kuhl
Ae Frech
Herman Dickerson
Harry Brummett
Russel Quackenbus
Good Advice On Russia
Howard Y. Williams, Midwest director for the Union For Democratic Action, urges against anti Russian talk at the Progressive Citizens Forum. He argues democracy gains jobs and wages not by war but through full employment and a high standard of living for all, warning war would devastate both nations and the world.
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Russia
Howard Y. Williams
Midwest
Union For Democratic Action
Progressive Citizens Forum
Williams
United States
AFL
CIO
National Farmers’ Union
National Grange
S. V. Sanford
University of Georgia
Truman Presses Congress For Liberal Legislation
President Truman urges liberal bills while lobbying senators and pressuring House Republicans. He backs the FEPC permanent bill, but the House Rules Committee blocks it. without it minorities face tougher access to jobs. The piece surveys price control debates, farm price policy, and varied views on postwar draft and national policy from AFL CIO and other groups.
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Truman
Fair Employment Practices Committee
FEPC
House Rules Committee
OPA
Wherry
Senate
How They Voted in Cincinnati on Trade and Taft
The piece notes Charles Elston and William Hess returning to Congress with a pro Taft stance while opposing a Reciprocal Trade Agreement Bill that would cut tariffs. It highlights Taft as a tariff skeptic and calls for remembering these votes, urging working people to consider party loyalty and employment impacts.
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Cincinnati
Congress
Charles Elston
William Hess
Robert A. Taft
Elston
Hess
Taft
Charles Taft
Camel Workers Win 600000 Wage Pact At Plants
Workers who make Camiste tobacco products in Winston-Salem will gain about 600000 this year under a contract won by the Food, Tobacco and Agricultural Workers, CIO. The agreement raises minimum wage to 55 cents per hour, automatic 58 cents after six months, adds a 4 cent night differential, and adjusts wage classifications for about 8,000 workers pending War Labor Board approval.
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Winston - Salem
N. C
Tobacco Co
Food Tobacco & Agricultural Workers
CIO
War Labor Board
Taft Cites Drip Comment Against Fascism in 1942 Speech
A historical note quotes Senator Robert Taft from 1942 calling fascism more repulsive to the American people and referencing Congressman Dripp. The line reflects wartime rhetoric on totalitarianism and U.S. political fault lines.
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A. Taft
Ransohoff Warns Of Postwar Job and Wage Problems
Nathan Ransohoff, engineer, told the Civic Club that an early collapse of Japan could cause acute unemployment. He urged Cincinnati to prepare with public works in the blueprint stage and to adopt wage and working condition regulations since the work would not be interstate commerce or subject to federal wage laws. He warned substandard wages harming purchasing power.
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Japan
Nathan Ransohoff
Civic Club
Cincinnati
Ransohoff
Benefits For Dependents Of Servicemen Killed Or Missing
This second installment outlines tax exemptions for six month death gratuity and related payments, filing requirements with death notice, return of personal effects, pension eligibility for widows and dependent parents, seizure protection for veteran benefits, handling of deposits and bonds, medical care for Navy and Marine widows, civil service preference, domiciliary care, education scholarships, and government financed transportation for dependents and belongings. Next week covers benefits after discharge.
Pledges and FEPC Stand Off Within GOP
The National Citizens Political Action Committee accuses Republicans of joining with southern tories to thwart the permanent FEPC that was urged by the GOP pledge. They say the FEPC bill remains bottled up in committee under House Republican leader Joseph W. Martin.
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NEW York
Nati Citizens Political Action Committee
Joseph W. Martin
House
NCPAC
World Debate on Democratic Unity Continues
The remark suggests tension between democratic ideals and regional divides. Analysts note the challenge of achieving a fully unified system when half the world questions the scope of democracy. Further discussion emphasizes inclusive governance and global cooperation.
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