Insurance Agents Picket for Higher Wages in Cincinnati Strike
In Cincinnati on Monday March 17, white collar workers formed a picket line at Monumental Life Insurance Co offices for better pay. Across Ohio Missouri Michigan and Illinois over 375 agents demand a $50 weekly minimum and a $10 raise as company president L P Rock and U S Conciliator Robert E Burns discuss next steps in Cleveland. Elmer Martin Cincinnati Local 32 calls the strike unprecedented in labor history.
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Anthony Dinallo
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CIO Expands PAC Activity Against Reactionaries
The National Executive Board of the CIO decided last week to greatly expand and strengthen Political Action Committee work in response to anti labor pressure. National PAC director Jack Kroll reports this development this week.
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CIO Protests Discrimination At Sit Down Event In Columbus
In Columbus 150 National Education Conference delegates sat eight hours in the Neil House protesting a Negro delegate being refused service. CIO leaders pledged legal action and a push to strengthen PAC while criticizing congressional and state attacks on labor and civil rights.
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Charter Minority Forces City Wage Settlement
The Charter minority halted a GOP adjournment to stall city wage talks as police and fire unions pressed for raises. Seven councilmen agreed to draft an ordinance for a settlement satisfactory to the unions, with Gradison dissenting and Homer Toms absent. Most city workers get a 40 hour week and new benefits.
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CIO Radio Show Promotes Labor Side Of News In Cincinnati
The Cincinnati CIO launches a radio program Other Side Of The News on WSAI at 8 15 p m Monday to counter pro propaganda on anti labor drives in Congress and state legislatures. Al Jordan leads the Publicity Committee with Rollin Everett writing scripts. A mass meeting is planned for April 11 in Cincinnati with possible Emory Auditorium. stewards conference set for March 26 at the UAW Hall to publicize the event. Elsie Pearson newly installed Local 2416 delegate. Weaver and Jones to address CIO committees in March.
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George L. P. Weaver
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Orville Jones
Ohio Cio Council
Defend Labor Month Proclaimed by CIO
The CIO executive board on March 13 designated April as Defend Labor Month and urged union members to press Congress against anti labor legislation. They claim united effort will prevent poverty and move toward a more abundant life for all.
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