CIO Policy Committee Names and Contact Details
The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO lists officers and committee members including Jack Kroll Robert Davidson Ben Herman and Al Whitehouse at 606 Vine St Cincinnati Ohio. It notes membership rates of $1 for six months and $2 per year and provides editor office telephone information.
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The
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council, Cio
Office Telephone - Cio Policy Committee
Jack Kroll
Robert Davidson
Ben Herman
al Whitehouse
Robert Spitzmiller
Waldo Stager
Julius Holzberg
A. C. Dermer
Dale Zysman
Hugo Klug
Earl Davis
Sailors’ Gift Highlights Misleading Labor News
The USS Coos Bay sailors sent 412 to Wright strikers, but the strike was not about higher pay. UAW officials and stewards sought to end the stoppage, while Navy propaganda framed the letter as propaganda. President Thomas calls Navy messaging propagandized. Wartime strikes aren’t defendable. service members deserve full facts.
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Coos Bay
Wright
UAW
Thomas
Lasch
Newspaper Corporation
Political Stewards Sought to Organize Cincinnati Precincts
Bill Hopper leads CIO-PAC efforts to build ward and precinct teams in Greater Cincinnati. He urges mass and local meetings, radio spots, pamphlets, and newspaper use to mobilize voters. Labor stewards in every precinct would strengthen political strength. contact MA in 1840 or Room 214 1015 Vine St Cincinnati 2.
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Bill Hopper
Cio-Pac
Cincinnati
CIO
Vine St
Public housing and taxes debate from Cincinnati board chief
The head of the Cincinnati Real Estate Board argues against public housing taxes while supporters say public housing funds services and helps low income families. The piece contrasts homeowner subsidies with slum funding and addresses who bears the cost.
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Cincinnati Real Estate Board
Douglass High
Community union pressure reopens NKY steel plant
Andrews Steel in Northern Kentucky shut down affecting 1100 workers and numerous small businesses. USA CIO director Al Whitehouse traveled to Washington to pressure action, helping restart operations and restore community employment.
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Northern Kentucky
Andrews Steel
al Whitehouse
Usa-Cio
Washton
Why Press Isn't Free A Newspaperman's Views
A summary of Robert Lasch's Atlantic Monthly essay on freedom of the press. The piece argues press freedom hinges on owners adopting a social purpose and resisting market pressures, tracing the shift from independent beginnings to powerful corporate control and urging owners to represent the unrepresented.
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The
Atlantic Monthly
Robert Lasch
Marshall Field
Chicago Sun
Atlantic
Lasch
Winchell Joins Guild CIO After Page One Award
Los Angeles reports Walter Winchell, famed columnist, joined the American Newspaper Guild CIO after a June 18 broadcast. Guild officials John Cohee and Bill Oliver presented him the Page One Award for 1944 and Winchell praised organized newspapermen before accepting union membership.
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LOS Angeles
Walter Winchell
American Newspaper Guild
CIO
Winchell
The Law on Campaign Contributions Revisited
A critical look at a federal law banning corporate and union political gifts argues it unfairly advantages corporations through ad spending while unions lack similar resources. It notes Du Pont and Sun Oil tactics, contrasts union limits, calls for repeal, and cites Hamilton County lawmakers Taft Elston Hess.
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du Ponts
Cincinnati
Pew
Sun Oil Company
Roosevelt
Hamilton County
Robert Taft
Congress
Taft
Elston
Hess
If you like The SUN read it then pass it along
A playful prompt urging readers to enjoy The SUN and share it with friends. It emphasizes the value of spreading the newspaper's content through social circles.
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Robin H. Everett
Bell
Ohio -Main
Flash! Winchell
Guild—Cio
Congressman Dripp
Yemen
Mr. Moneybags
du Pont Company
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