Editor Office Rolled as Second Class Matter in Cincinnati
The item notes that Editor Office was entered as second class matter on June 30, 1944 at the Cincinnati Ohio Post Office under the act of March 3, 1879. Rollin B. Everett is listed with a telephone at 15 East Eighth St Cincinnati Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
East Eighth St
Privileges in Taft-Hartley Spark Cincinnati Talk
Shiel Dunskir of the Cincinnati Post argued at a Chicago Circulation Managers meeting that the Taft-Hartley Act’s privileges favor employers and that abuse is likely during unemployment and fierce competition. He warned the law won’t bring industrial peace and urged voters to consider this before the fall elections.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Circulation Manager’s Association
Shiel Dunskir
The
Cincinnati Post
America
Caterpillar Profit Row Forces Hearst Paper Retraction
Caterpillar Tractor Co faced a public backlash after a Hearst Chicago paper revealed the firm hid large profits by abandoning standard accounting. Financial editor Vanderpoel apologized two days later, saying the misreading stemmed from a new presentation method not concealment.
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Caterpillar Tractor Co
Chicago Herald- American
Herald- American Financial
Robert P. Vanderpoel
Chicago
Herald-American
Vanderpoel
Caterpillar
Vandervoel
Law Workers Attack Taft Hartley Poll on Union Shop Support
A public opinion poll claimed union members opposed the union shop, but subsequent Labor Board elections under the Taft Hartley Act show high approval. In January 993 polls, 79 percent authorized union shops and 93 percent voting supported the shop, suggesting the poll was misleading and possibly rigged for political ends.
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Labor Board
Carpet Workers Seek Pay Rise Ahead of Contracts
In New York the CIO carpet workers announce demands for a 20 cent hourly raise and 5 cents more to correct wage inequities for about 35,000 rug and carpet industry employees as contracts expire May 31.
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New York
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