Republicans Waging Bitter Fight Against Truman Program
The CIO News staff notes a partisan clash with ads costing large sums as Chief Executive faces opposition. Rep Gwinn pushes public funding for lobbying while unions plan wage talks with major firms and craft welfare and pension proposals for upcoming negotiations.
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Truman
CIO News
New York Times
Gwinn
New York Post
RCA
General Motors
General Electric
Auto
Chrysler
Ford
United Rubber Workers
CIO
Government backed mass mailing attacks on rent control exposed
Reporters estimate 1 to 3 million franked envelopes were mailed as part of a pro landlord drive funded by the National Apartment Owners Association and the Committee for Constitutional Government led by Frank Gannett. The reprinted Gwinn speeches attack rent control while Truman pushes his fair deal amid Taft-Hartley hearings.
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Gov.ument
National Apartment Owners Association
Reactionary Committee For
Frank Gannett
Gwinn
Labor council urges action and participation at meeting
Greater Cincinnati CIO members were urged to act as citizens and push legislation. Six percent of Hamilton County voters were disqualified for not voting in two consecutive elections, about 22 000 people, prompting renewed voter registration efforts. The council discussed FEPC bill HB106, Ohio Farm Bureau programs, and concerns about monopolies and consumer control. The group endorsed a National Religion and Labor Foundation conference in Cincinnati, selecting delegates, and pledged support for Local 32 contract negotiations at John Hancock Insurance.
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CIO
Greater Cincinnati
Industrial Union Council
Jack Methard
Hamilton County
Board of Elections
Donald E. Kramer
Ohio Farm Bureau
Ohio Council For Cooperative Development
Kramer
Kruger
City Rent Control Violations Prompt Council Action
City Council last week urged federal officials to assign more staff to complete a rent survey. A spot check found 49.1 percent of units violated rent control, with 33.6 percent unregistered and nearly 25 percent of registered units overcharging. From Sept 25 1948 to Feb 25 over $34 000 was returned to tenants as overcharge adjustments.
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Rollin H. Everett
Hamilton County
Ohio
Rent Control Office
Council
Gordon Scherer
Reso
Inter-Racial Dinner to Highlight Cincinnati Progress
The 11th annual Inter Race Dinner at the University of Cincinnati Student Union Building will start at 7 PM on March 7. Senator Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota will speak, with Fellowship House Choral Group performing, as G Barrett Rich announces committee leaders for decorations invitations publicity program and hospitality.
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Cincinnati
Student Union
University of Cincinnati
Hubert H. Humprey
Minnesota
Fellowship House Choral Group
G. Barrett Rich
John Weiss
E. F. Alexander
Richard Bluestein
Robert Harvey
Fred Lazarus
Frank Randolph
Racial Amity Committee
The
Urban League
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