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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1945

Page

8

Kilgore Bill Seeks Labor Industry Unity In Draft Fight

Senate Military Affairs reports a Kilgore backed manpower draft bill favoring existing agencies and keeping enforcement out of Selective Service The NAM Chamber of Commerce CIO and AFL back Kilgore with Wagner O Mahoney Ball Ferguson The House may see a vote and labor allies expect switch from May Bailey to Kilgore The Wallace confirmation faces Republican opposition and Taft argues 60 million jobs too many

Senate Military Affairs Committee Sen Austin War Department Kilgore Senate NAM Chamber of Commerce CIO AFL Wagner O'Mahoney Ball Ferguson Friends of Labor House Army Navy Labor Taft Ohio Wallace

Lawmaker fisticuff on House floor sparks disappointment

Congressmen express disappointment after Rep. Frank Hook avoids returning punch when Rankin attacked him on the House floor last Thursday. Hook calls Rankin a liar over CID and PAC smear, then brushes off the confrontation.

Rep Frank Hook Rankin Hook

Wallace Likely Senate Confirmation on March First

Senator Aiken of Vermont warns Republicans are engaging blind party politics on the Wallace confirmation issue. The piece notes Wallace faces probable Senate confirmation on March 1 as stated by Aiken.

Wallace Senator Aiken Vermont Aiken Repub

Poll tax repeal moves spread across states and federal aid

Georgia ends the poll tax and Alabama lawmakers are urged to abolish it. The Richmond Times Dispatch editor calls for desegregation on street cars and buses. Maryland weighs repeal of Jim Crow law while Alabama Texas and Georgia lawmakers push a federal bill to end the poll tax.

Georgia Senator Hill Alabama Richmond Virginia Times- Dispatch Maryland Texas

South Shop News Highlights And Local Anecdotes

Gene Corman lives in an apartment and buys a Collie prompting house-hunting. Henry Frisch wears mismatched shoes to cope with darkness. Walt Rabenstein known as the Marshmallow Kid brings in about a pound daily. Skeeter Walz is guest of honor at the Union Hall party March 7. Joe’s wife on the road to recovery. Woody and others recovering. more South Shop News next week.

Gene Corman Henry Frisch Walt Rabenstein Skeeter Walz Union Hall Tom Mitchell Woody Marcella Martha Joe

Rise in Accidents From Defective Vehicles Tied to Restrictions

The National Safety Council reports accidents involving defective vehicles rose from 8 percent of total in 1941 to 10 percent in 1942 and 15 percent in 1943, reflecting tighter vehicle and tire restrictions.

National Safety Council

AMMUNITION Magazine Distribution for Stewards

Union notices urge stewards to obtain the Auto Workers magazine AMMUNITION. A copy is kept at the steward’s council and at the Education Department. Arrangements can be made at the Union Hall to have it mailed to members’ homes.

Auto Workers Stewards Education Department Union Hall

New Stewards Appointed Since Last CYCLONE Edition

TheCYCLONE lists fresh stewards who have taken office after the previous issue. The notice notes new officials stepping into roles and outlines their recent appointments within the organization.

Assembly workers receive One Gallon Club blood donor pins

Reports from Assembly workers show active participation in the Union blood drive. Pins were awarded to Arthur Winter Chalmers Matley Lawrence Stubbs Alfred Ferrer Chas Diebold and Sam Greenwald in the Final Line. Chester Sonderman also received a pin from the Final Power Section.

Assembly Arthur Winter Chalmers Matley Lawrence Stubbs Alfred Ferrer Chas Diebold Sam Greenwald Chester Sonderman

Daughter of UAW Steward Recovers

Mrs. Mary Mize chief steward in Sept. 636 returns to her job after being called to Kentucky for her daughter Betty’s critical condition. The 16-year-old was not expected to live but is now out of danger and set for release. Local 647 members sent kind inquiries and good wishes.

Mary Mize Kentucky Betty Mize William Mize Pearl Harbor

Birthday party honors Katherine Harmon at Lillie Banks home

Lillie Banks hosted a birthday party for Katherine Harmon last week in a grand, well attended affair. Society chatter notes plans for Sunday March 4 with an After Hours Club cocktail party at six in the evening at the Owls Club rooms.

Lillie Banks Katherine Harmon Owls

Get-Together Club Meets at Union Hall in Correyville

The Get-Together Club of mechanical maintenance workers holds its next regular meeting Thursday morning March 1 at ten in the Union Hall Correyville. Big turnout expected and various workers share updates on shop life and recent events.

Union Hall Pappy” Creekmore Max Grinker Correyville B. B. Gambill

Write Your Congressman to Urge Little Steel Formula Revision

A call to action asks readers to contact their representative urging Vinson Byrnes and the President to revise the Little Steel Formula. The appeal emphasizes correcting wartime steel price controls and securing fairer allocations.

Vinson Byrnes

Housewives Demand Higher Wages For Full Employment Drive

Households face rising costs since 1941 with food bills doubling and wages stalled under the Little Steel Formula. Mrs. McCurdy and the Mize family cite shrinking budgets, high clothing prices, and reduced purchasing power as they warn that VE Day wage gains are crucial to sustaining the American market and the full employment program led by CIO and allied unions.

CIO

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