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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1948

Page

8

Marrer Passes UAW 674 Gavel to Ed Hellkamp

Willis Marrer the retiring Local 674 president officiated at the installation of officers March 19. Ed Hellkamp was elected new president and praised Marrer for his untiring union work. A gift of appreciation will be presented to Marrer. The meeting also reported election results and discussed by law amendments. Orville Priest was named chair of a new fund raising committee with activities set for the April 16 meeting.

Amitteemen UAW Willis Marrer Ed Helikamp United Auto Workers Ed Hellkamp Marrer Orville Priest

Miller Gains CIO Endorsement for Ohio Governorship

Cleveland Mayor Ray T. Miller announced in The Monthly Review that the Ohio CIO Council backs his bid for the Democratic nomination for governor. He praised labor gains, urged continued legislative progress, and cited eight-hour days safety laws and social programs as essential rights protected by law.

Columbus Monthly Review Ohio Cio Council Ray T. Miller Cleveland CIO Miller America Ohio Cio

CIO councils oppose third party and back Marshall Plan push

More than a third of CIO state councils vote against third party in 48 and support the Marshall Plan as others plan action. USA-CIO Local 1630 members petition Congress in Washington urging aid for Europe. Congress likely to pass by April 1, Italian elections loom. Columbus CIO Council predicts city would waste $20 000 in a payroll tax special election while CIO seeks May ballot placement.

CIO Steel Union Usa-Cio Buffalo New York Washington House Foreign Affairs Committee Czechoslovakia Poland Italy Columbus CIO Council

Rising prices outpace wages 1940s savings decline

Evidence shows prices rose faster than wages. In 1944 nearly a quarter of disposable income was saved. By 1946 savings fell to 10 percent and since then it has dropped to 6 percent.

Party Line Dictates Ohio Vote On Tax Bill

Ohio's 19 Republican congressmen voted for the Knutson tax cut bill while four Democrats opposed it. The measure aims at large reductions for the wealthy and is stalled in the Senate. Also notes a union shop determination affecting workers and NLRB poll results in January.

Ohio Washington Senate

CIO establishes plant guard organizing committee

Washington announces the formation of the CIO Plant Guard Organizing Committee under Organization Director Allan S. Haywood. The group aims to organize guards across industries while adhering to the Taft Hartley law. Frank MacGahey of Detroit was named chairman with headquarters in the Hoffman Building.

Washington CIO Allan S. Haywood PGOC Frank MacGahey Detroit Hoffman Bldg

Goldberg Named General Counsel for CIO and United Steelworkers

Arthur J. Goldberg of Chicago has been named general counsel of the CIO and the United Steelworkers. President Philip Murray announced the appointment. Frank Denner will assist, bringing years of experience with the CIO and the steel union legal team.

Washington Arthur J. Goldberg Chicago CIO United Steelworkers Philip Murray Frank Denner Steel Union Legal Et

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