Greenhills Forum Debates Labor Reeconversion Views
At Greenhills Community Church a town meeting feature discusses labor reeconversion as a path to dignified security. AFL and CIO officials note wartime production parallels and urge higher living standards amid ongoing strikes including General Motors impressions. Victory Ruether and speakers highlight wage gaps revealed by census surveys.
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Andre Carson
American Federation of Radio Artists
AFL
Greenhills Community Church
Max Sien
Greater Cincinnati
CIO
General Motors
No. U.S. Dealings With Mr. Franco
President A Jordan of the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council reported a State Department letter saying there can be no cordial U S relations with Franco regime Spain while it remains in power. Francis H Russell said relations hinge on Spain’s ties to Germany and Italy and urged orderly peaceful change by the Spanish people to improve ties.
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Spain
United States
Jordan
Greater Cincinnati
State Department
Everett to Address A V C Meeting By Rollin Everett
The American Veterans Committee will feature Councilman Rollin H. Everett as the main speaker at the next AVC meeting. The event is set for 7 30 p m Monday March 4 in room 206 at 1015 Vine Street with public attendance invited. Monroe Berkowitz reports rapidly growing membership and a recent meeting saw fifteen war veterans join. The AVC defends full employment full production and decent living wages and condemns discrimination.
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The
American Veterans Committee
Vine Street
Monroe Berkowitz
AVC
Westbrook Pegler
Randolph Appeals For FEPC Bill
A. Phillips Randolph, president of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, AFL, urged support for Fair Employment Practices legislation at an Interracial dinner by the Negro Welfare Division of the Community Chest. The Netherland Plaza hall was filled, with many turned away. Randolph warned that the global advance of colored peoples toward full rights requires strong effort to prevent extreme tensions.
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A. Phillips Randolph
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Union
AFL
Negro Welfare Division
Community Chest
Hall of Mirrors
Netherland Plaza
Randolph
Wyatt Housing Program Favors Small Owner
Wyatt, as federal housing expeditor, backs prefabricated homes and price caps, aiming for 2.7 million total homes in 1946 with 250,000 prefabs. The plan prioritizes homes under 6000 dollars and rents under 50 dollars monthly, projecting 12 million more workers recruited by mid-1947 to support expanded residential construction.
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Travis K. Hedrick
Washington
U. S
Wilson W. Wyatt
Federal
Pres
Harry S. Truman
Wyatt
Huden Sells Labor Article to Foreign Service
Melvin Huden a Democratic candidate for state representative sold an article to Foreign Service the Veterans of Foreign Wars official publication. The piece Crisis in Cologne discusses labor issues faced by American technicians printing a German language paper in a bomb proof shelter under a former plant.
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Melvin Huden
Foreign Service
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cologne
Haden
Office of War Information
London
12Th Army Group
Psychological Warfare
CIO blast on wage settlements and wartime controls
The CIO rejects an executive order seen as delaying wage increases and maintaining wartime style policing. It argues wage gains from collective bargaining should not be treated as inflationary and warns against repeating war time delays or meaningless distinctions in wage processing.
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CIO
LAW Unit To Use Voting Machines
Detroit February event where Packard Local 190 United Auto Workers purchased 10 standard voting machines for its local union election. City Clerk Thomas Leanpetter will observe voter reaction as union members note past use of certified public accountants for elections and the bylaws require runoff rules for majority.
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United Auto Workers (Cio
Thomas Leanpetter
Certified Public Accountants
Packard
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