Cincinnati Extends Child Care Hours for Working Mothers
The Cincinnati Board of Education extends hours at 21 child care centers through Labor Day to fit mothers' work times. Centers, run with the Emergency Child Care Committee, accept registrations with health certificates and fees in advance. A new Laurel Homes center serves Negro school age children. bus service costs 25 cents.
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Cincinnati Board of Education
Helen S. Edger
Hamilton County National Defense Council
Laurel Homes
Wade & John Streets
Southern Ohio Bank
Equal Wage Demand Hits North and Kentucky Leather Firms
International Fur & Leather Workers, led by Dale Zysman, seeks equal wages for leather workers at A. C. Lawrence Leather Co. tanneries in North Carolina versus Kentucky. About 177 workers at Hazelwood North Carolina plant affected. Petitions filed for elections at Transylvania Leather Brevard and Toxaway Tanning Rossman plants. Zysman to report at Saturday union meeting.
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North Carolina
A. C. Lawrence Leather Co
Kentucky
International Fur & Leather Workers
Asheville
N. C
Dale Zysman
Zysman
Cincinnati
Hazelwood
Lawrence Leather Co
Transylvania Leather Co
Brevard
Toxaway Tanning Co
Rossman
Must Bargain Despite Law Ruling on Unfair Labor Practice
The NLRB in a Florida case ruled employers must bargain with certified unions despite state anti union laws. Eppinger & Russell of Jacksonville refused to bargain because the union lacked a required state license. The board found the refusal an unfair labor practice under the National Labor Relations Act and ordered bargaining with Florida Citrus & Allied Workers CIO.
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Washington
NLRB
Florida
Eppinger & Russell
Jacksonville
Fla
National Labor Relations Act
Florida Citrus & Allied Workers
CIO
Red Caps Plan Politics Drive Local 809 Urges Action
West End house to house political action planned by Red Caps Local 809 after Chicago convention. Reports from Robert Jones Earl Davis and Ben Laws emphasize political action to protect workers gains. Publicity by H Neal and thanks to Percy Smith and the Entertainment Committee for a recent Red Caps dance.
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West End
Red Caps
United Transport Service
The
Union
Chicago
Robert Jones
Earl Davis
Ben Laws
Percy Smith
H. Neal
the Sun
Dollar grade labels tomato brands and hair dye cautions
Consumers Union tests show Grade C canned tomatoes from brands like Richmond and Iona provide similar nutrition to Grades A and B. The piece also warns about hair dye safety, citing various dye types and the necessity of skin tests before use. It also covers aspirin purity across brands and cautions against self treatment.
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Consumers Union
Iowa C
del Monte
Sweet Life and Yacht Club
Jack Sprat
Dellford
Finast
Farmdale
Ecco
Phillips Delicious
Trupak
Red & White
Richmond
Iona
Hurlock
Kroger’s
Avondale
Willow Brook
Gibbs
Rialto
Apte
Nestle
N.F
U.S.P
Bayer
Typographical Union votes to return to the AFL
Final returns show 29 295 to 23 260 in favor of return to the AFL in the national referendum conducted by the International Typographical Union. Woodruff Randolph was elected president by 27 723 to 17 449 over incumbent Claude M Baker.
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Newark
N. J
International Typographical Union
AFL
Sec.Treas
Woodruff Randolph
Claude M. Baker
Silent Tom Dewey Faces Reluctant Press in Albany
A portrait of Governor Thomas E. Dewey as seen by New York journalists. He dislikes on the record questions and press conferences, avoids attribution, and remains unpopular with reporters, though admired by publishers. His press setup in Albany is efficient under James Hagerty, yet quotes are rare and often off the record.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Guild Reporter
American Newspaper Guild
CIO
New York Guild
New York
Albany
Thomas E
Silent Tom
Dewey
James C. Hagerty
New York Times
Albany Bureau
Hagerty
Legislative Correspondents Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
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Congress
Newcome
Federated Press Photo
Adele Jergens
Hollywood
Tom
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Gov, Dewey
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