CIO Council Endorses Anti Third Party Stand
The Greater Cincinnati CIO Council voted to back the national CIO against a Third Party in 1948 and in favor of the Marshall Plan. It urged CIO councils to refrain from forming Third Parties and to support UN peace and Zionist aims, asking Truman and Marshall to enforce UN decisions and lift the arms embargo.
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CIO Council
Greater Cincinnati
CIO Jesusicial Union Council
National Cio
John Brophy
CIO
Industrial Union Councils
Judge Upholds Murray vs Taft Hartley Gag Ruling
Judge Ben Moore dismissed the indictment of CIO President Philip Murray under Sec. 304 of Taft Hartley ruling the provision violates the First Amendment. The decision shields union political speech around elections and permits an appeal to the Supreme Court to clarify permissible activity by labor unions in feder al campaigns.
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CIO
Philip Murray
United Nations
United Nations General Assembly
Palestine
Arab League
Washington
Ben Moore
Pres
Theaw
U.S
Supreme Court
Murray
CIO News
Edward Garmatz D
CIO Atty
Charles J. Margiotti
Moore
Justice Dept
Inside Story Support for ERP Tops 1st Project
The piece covers ERP support as a main issue tied to the Italian election date April 18, Senate backing ERP, possible House delay over Chiang Kai-shek aid, and CIO urged action. It cites Phil Murray calling unions to push for fast passage of S.2202, plus arguments defending ERP and a warning against guilt by association amid HUAC scrutiny.
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Washington
Senate
House
Chiang-Kai-Shek
China
CIO
Murray
Truman
Marshall
Phil Murray
Wall Street
House Un-American Activities Committee
House Committee
Hamilton Robinson
Sordid Sex Story Amazes Enquirer Readers
The Cincinnati Enquirer ran a Page 1 sex story featuring a young woman who “got the wrong man.” Buried on Page 6 a federal judge upheld CIO president Philip Murray in ruling the Taft Hartley Act gag on union newspapers unconstitutional.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Enquirer
Philip Murray
CIO
Packers Reject Arbitration Spark Major 100000 CIO Strike
Chicago March 16 100000 CIO packinghouse workers struck at 12 01 am after rejection of arbitration by six big packers Swift Armour Wilson Cudahy Hy grade and John Morrell President Truman invoked Taft Hartley set up a fact finding board due by April 1 to report on the dispute and possible 80 day injunction if needed Bishop Sheil urged acceptance of arbitration citing worker sincerity and justice despite profits shown by Swift Armour Cudahy and Wilson in 1947
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Chicago
CIO
Truman
Swift & Co. Armour & Co
Wilson & Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Hygrade Food Products Corp
John Morrell & Co
Unac
Bernard J. Sheil
Swift
Wilson
Armour and
Cudahy
Armour
Kroll Urges FCC to Stand by Editorializing Ban
CIO political action chief Jack Kroll joined labor spokesmen in urging the FCC to uphold the Mayflower decision that bars radio stations from editorializing.
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Kroll
FCC
Washington
Jack Kroll
CIO
Federal Communications Commission
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West Virginia
Margiotti
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General Electric Co
Packers
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