PAC Advocates Democracy and Fights Industrial Act
Adolph Germer CIO regional director told the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council that PAC grows as a democracy challenge. He urged full employment for workers and veterans, warned against the new Federal Industrial Relations Act and its arbitration mandate, and noted potential amendments. Council meetings set for July and a request for a full time political action employee were discussed along with a Washington delegation report.
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Political Action Committee
Adolph Germer
Action Cio
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Union Council
Executive Committee
Washington
War Fund Board Elects Walker To Board Duties
At the annual meeting of the National War Fund Board Arnold B Walker of Cincinnati was re elected to the Board of Directors and the Executive Committee. The organization supports national and international relief including prisoners aid and USO services.
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National War Fund Board
Arnold B. Walker
Cincinnati
Prisoners Aid
Labor and succession questions shape postwar policy debate
A nationwide column argues over presidential succession reforms and labor policy as postwar farm markets and worker rights come under scrutiny. It criticizes Wagner act protections and outlines a plan linking employer prerogatives with lengthy arbitration while urging an early people chosen successor and broader union growth from seven to twelve million workers.
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Truman
Congress
House
CIO Denounces Labor Bill as Threat to Wagner Act
The CIO condemns a proposed bill as an attack on labor rights and collective bargaining. It argues the measure undermine Norris LaGuardia protections, enables harsh federal court actions against unions, and favors employers. The draft panel reportedly includes many corporate attorneys, signaling a concerted anti union effort.
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Murray
CIO
Backers unveil labor bill with bipartisan support
Senator Carl Hatch introduces S. 1171 on June 20 with Senators Ball and Burton claiming no partisan influence. The measure is sponsored by the Committee to Promote Industrial Peace led by Donald R. Richberg, with members from Fels & Co. Dun & Bradstreet and Sheffield Farms among others.
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Washington
Carl Hatch
D. N.M
Joseph Ball
R. Minn
Harold Burton
R. O
Labor
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