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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1946
Page
4
Public notice records that the Cincinnati Ohio post office operates under the act of March 3 1875 with editor Rollin H Everett contact in 606 Vine St Cincinnati 2 Ohio Main 4813 and annual subscriptions listed.
The text argues that anti unionists failed to stop the CIO wage drive and that labor has won gains through strikes and political action. It condemns defeatism and urges continued action to raise wages, curb price increases, and leverage laws to protect workers while expanding productive gains. Organized labor remains vital to sustaining democracy and spreading benefits of industrial progress.
Senate hearing saw CIO leaders press for S.1848 to establish the U S Employment Service as a permanent federal agency and oppose H R 4437 returning USES to state control by June. Carey warned local control could pressure jobseekers to take low wage work to keep benefits, while Flaxer cited wage disparities between state and federal USES positions across Alabama Wisconsin and Ohio.
In a nationally watched by election on February 19 in New York the American Labor party and CIO PAC fielded a candidate independently of the Democrats and captured 38 percent of the vote in the 19th district, a Tammany Hall stronghold.
President Truman signed the full employment bill into law on February 20, saying it aims to create conditions for private enterprise and job seekers to succeed. In New York City, Johannes Steel of the ALP won 13,505 votes, narrowly trailing Arthur Klein, with Republicans and other parties splitting the remaining votes and ALP leaders calling the result a victory for labor.
Flaxer warns USES workers face possible discharge if service shifts entirely to states. He cites 42 percent lacking state status and highlights a yearly $802 funding shortfall compared with a federal interviewer.
The author argues the Case Bill mirrors the Smith Connolly Act, aiming at punishing both sides in labor disputes. It foresees lawsuits against unions and members, threatening workers’ savings and homes and hindering production. The piece warns that passing the bill would prompt rapid repeal as lawmakers once did with prior acts.
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