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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1945
Page
4
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The piece argues that Sen Robert Taft delayed wartime measures including lend lease selective service and training in 1940. It contends his opposition would have left the United States unready against Japan and the Axis, implying his stance cost lives and that Pearl Harbor shifted public opinion against obstructionism.
The piece argues racial and religious tolerance as essential to working people and unions. Discrimination during depressions hurts employment and keeps wages down, while prejudice blocks unity for fair wages. Urges united economic and political action now for a cooperative postwar world and better prospects with China, India, and South America watching closely.
In Columbus a CIO office report notes a union member opposed a constitutional amendment aimed at saving up to 650000 for the wealthy while low income citizens would cover the gap. The member complained that newspapers did not report the issue.
A measure HJR 16 to set a 25 percent top income tax rate was filed before the Ohio Legislature by Rep Black and backed by 14 states. It would tax a $1,000,000 income about $750,000. Labor resists the plan as it seeks final approval by 36 states.
The Fifth Circuit in Hughes Tool Co v NLRB decided Jan 22 holds individual employees may present grievances directly to their employer even with a certified union. If the issue concerns bargaining or interpreting the collective agreement, the bargaining agent must participate, but individuals may prosecute the grievance through all stages and appeals.
Four twenty year officers of the Ohio Farm Bureau resign citing failure to split farmers from organized labor. L A Taylor E L Hensel R W Richert and L J Bennett depart as the bureau maintains cooperation with labor and opposes bloc activities. Directors back Secretary Murray D Lincoln in the policy dispute.
Labor history notes a 1863 65 revival as wages lagged and prices rose leading to broad worker organization. Ten national unions formed including carpenters joiners and bricklayers while women joined with calls for equal pay and active organizing. A drive for an eight hour day spurred the first United States national labor federation the National Labor Union.
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