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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1945
Page
4
Executive board members listed for the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO. Publication details show second class matter status June 3 1944 Cincinnati Ohio with editor Rolin H. Everett and office at 306 Bell Block 606 Vine St. Cincinnati 2. Ohio price set at $2.00 per year.
The piece urges labor to back minority rights to achieve a united front for full employment and production. It critiques Hamilton County figures on FEPC action, noting Turpeau's petition to discharge HB 88 and Kane's role on the Senate committee that blocked FEPC. It warns that split workers and polarized politics threaten democracy.
Westbrook Pegler and Frank Kent endorse the Ball-Burton-Hatch bill to regulate labor relations, arguing it would curb unions. The column warns the measure could place unions under government control and references fascist precedents in Italy and Germany. It contrasts this with calls for greater rank and file participation and notes supportive industrialists opposed to broader union empowerment.
After eight weeks of talks fifty nations forge a world security charter in a landmark San Francisco Conference. The Assembly gains rights to discuss and advise on security matters while Russia retreats from tighter limits. Spain’s fascist government is rejected and Poland’s Sixteen receive prison terms. Nehru’s release signals possible India progress and Britain’s improved standing.
Major Joseph Lander former Ft. Thomas neuropsychiatrist will speak at the AFL C IO Labor Conference on Social Service this Sunday at the Hotel Arms in Cincinnati. The event, hosted by Cincinnati Community War Chest, covers veteran and war worker adjustment with panels led by experts and ends with a 5 30 p m dinner.
Kent portrays the new labor bill as opposed mainly by CIO but notes that CIO AFL UMW and the Railroad Brotherhoods have denounced it alike. The piece discusses industrial peace efforts and the unions' stance.
The article outlines pensions retirement pay social security life insurance mustering out pay and burial benefits for dependents of veterans. It specifies eligibility for widows orphans and survivors including income limits for pensions and procedures for claims and burial assistance through the VA and national cemeteries.
Costs in Cincinnati climbed 0.8 percent from mid April to mid May, 2.7 percent higher than a year ago. Higher food prices, especially fresh fruits and vegetables, drove most of the monthly increase per Adolph O Berger, regional director of the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The data shows a 31.6 percent rise above August 1939 levels, compared with the 1935-39 average, indicating a significant wartime economic expansion just before Europe’s conflict.
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