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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1947
Page
6
Walter Reuther urges UAW members across Dayton Columbus Springfield Hamilton to unite after Taft Hartley law. He warns anti labor forces and calls for political action, solidarity, and strict adherence to union schedules amid low turnout due to weather. Members urged to attend meetings and support labor’s future.
A Cincinnati Public Health Federation study of 34 families shows rising food costs force wage earners and recipients of public assistance to reduce meals and items like milk and meat. Some families eat two meals a day and many cut sweets and margarine to cope while budgets fall short of a basic nutritious diet.
Charles Whitey Jenneman, longtime Cincinnati Time Recorder employee and former Local 761 recording secretary, died Saturday at St. Francis Hospital after pleurisy illness. He resigned months earlier due to ill health, had served 34 years with the company, and was known for loyalty and humor.
A notice expresses sincere sympathy to a widow and her two young sons on the timely passing of a loved one, honoring the family during their bereavement.
CIO Vice President Walter Reuther told a Senate labor subcommittee that the phrase the right to work is hollow while minorities face economic discrimination. He testified for S. 984 to create a permanent federal fair employment practices commission, urging full equal opportunity and noting the UAW’s record against discrimination and the goal of broader prosperity.
Sioux City reports the American Newspaper Guild denounces the Taft Hartley Bill at its annual convention led by Cincinnati Guild delegates. Dorothy Rockwell analyzed its impact on union actions while Routt Everett Trewill Guz and Russell Lusby participated in organizing and finance efforts amid internal disputes.
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