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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1945

Page

2

Murray Outlines CIO Plan for Full Employment and Reconversion

CIO President Philip Murray urges immediate cross sector planning for jobs for all, reconversion after Japan’s defeat, and a general wage rise before V-E day. He proposes local community committees to assess needs and capacities, and a national bureau to centralize programs and data.

Washington CIO Philip Murray Japan Office of War Mobilization and James F. Byrnes OWM Murray

War Labor Board Enforces Union Membership Directive

The War Labor Board issued a seventh supplementary directive requiring American Tool Co to maintain union membership. Waldo Stager of United Electrical Workers Local 766 announced the order, with enforcement by April 11 or face suspensions and discharge after a 30 day grace period.

War Labor Board American Tool Co Waldo Stager United Electrical Workers Local 766

Fitzgerald to Speak at Dayton Meeting on London Conference

Members of the United Electrical Workers are invited to a special meeting at 7 30 p m Saturday April 7 at 20 Madison Street Dayton Ohio to hear Albert Fitzgerald UK International president report on the London Labor Conference.

United Electrical Workers Madison Street Dayton Albert Fitzgerald London

Formica Mourns Death of Longtime Tube Room Employee John Baudenbistel

Formica workers express sorrow at the death of John Baudenbistel a 19 year tube room employee. He was a father of two girls and two boys all in the Armed Forces. Sympathy also extended to Elmer Smally the electrician whose mother died in Knoxville before he could reach home.

Formica John Baudenbistel Elmer Smally Knoxville

Why Travel Alone Give a GI a Ride

YMCA USO Cherry 5348 invites volunteers to offer rides to service members, encouraging companionship and safe travel.

Slums Responsibility Topic Discussed by Citizens Panel

A Citizens Panel will discuss who is responsible for Cincinnati slums at 8 p m Wednesday in the Gibson Victory Room. The Progressive Citizens Committee sponsors the forum with panelists including Douglass G. High Harry J. Mohlman Arthur Thexton Andre Carson Bleecker Marquette Rollin Everett and Theodore M Berry moderated by Ben Stoner. The event opens a local interest forum series chaired by Mrs Clyde Johnson.

Sible Cincinnati Gibson Progressive Citizens Committee Douglass G. High Ohio Real Estate Board The Cincinnati Real Estate Board Harry J. Mohlman Arthur Thexton Clopay Corp Andre Carson Central Labor Council AFL Bleecker Marquette Better Housing League Rollin Everett SUN Theodore M. Berry National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Ance Co Clyde Johnson

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