Women Urge Pools Open at Hearing in CI0
At a public hearing CIO Women’s Auxiliary urged opening six indoor pools as city officials voted to operate them for ten weeks. The Recreation Commission had planned not to run them due to finances, with $4500 already appropriated for five pools and extra funds promised for a sixth.
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CI0
Recreation Commission
the Sun
Willis D. Gradison
Council
Rothenberg School
Sands School
Max Hirsch
Commission
National Political Action Conference pushes broad platform
The National Political Action Conference adopted a stirring platform pledging rights for farmers and small businessmen as well as security for labor. Jack Kroll, state CIO head, reported on his return here this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Political Action Conference
Jack Kroll
CIO
Miners Press Vote Rights Fight in Union
Leaders of a movement within the United Mine Workers seek to restore democracy by demanding elected district officers. A conference for autonomy is set for Sunday in Cincinnati, as control from headquarters faces renewed challenge from a self government committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis’ Union
Cincinnati
UMW
John L. Lewis
International Executive Board
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Cotton Rise Thrown Out By House In Price Bill Clash
The House rejected the Bank head amendment backed by Taft and Chandler while adding objections to its Price Control Bill. Conference talks with the Senate aimed to resolve differences over inflationary features. Roosevelt remains opposed to price boosts risking a veto, as labor leaders denounce lawmakers for disrupting wartime morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Taft
Sen
A. B. Chandler
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Boss Walks Picket Line In A Standoff At Times-Star
At Times-Star the Local 100 Teamsters won over 6000 dollars in back pay for 12 drivers dating back to 1934. Boss George Fries met union leaders John Peel and Otto Frobe on the line amid talks and a walkout newsboys sold the competing Post downtown as negotiations stalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Star
Teamsters Union
AFL
George Fries
John Peel
Otto Frobe
Fred Giesel
Post
Larry Hay
Fries
Peel
Frobe
USA Fights For 3800 Jobs At Andrews Steel
The United Steelworkers and the War Production Board press Andrews Steel Co to end its strike and resume shell steel production. The conflict threatens 3800 workers and 1000 tons of daily steel for military needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steelworkers of America
The
War Production Board
Andrews Steel Co
Usai-Cio
WPB
Shell Steel
Andrews Steel Firm
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CIO Women’s Auxiliary
Ida Stopher
Meyer Klein
Anna Vandeval
Lincoln Court Playground
United Mine Workers of America
Joseph A. Zieminski
West Virginia
Ray Edmundson
Illinois
Harley Boswell
Washington
Kroll
CIO Political Action Committee
Sen. Taft
Boss
Pegler
Ernie
J. Harry Moores
USA
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