Ohio Legislation Targets Sales Tax Leak and FEPC Hearings
The column reviews Senate bills to curb sales tax leakage with SB 218 mandating records of tax collected above three cents. It also covers FEPC hearings in Ohio with SB 153 for fair employment practices and SB 219 needing stronger measures, plus discussion of the Ross Act changing oversight and hours for young workers. It highlights oleomargarine debates, quotes on presidential influence, and a quip about who is Mr Deddens’s president.
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Ohio
Sen. Metzenbaum
Cleveland
FEPC
New York
Onio
Senate Commerce and Labor Committee
Lipscher- Jackson
Sheppard
Hoffman, Grad
Rolf
Cincinnati
Bordens
Senate
Commerce and Labor Committee
Reiners
Gray
Daniels
Press Behavior Cincinnatus And The SUN Still Differ
The SUN defends Cincinnatus against claims that unions cause race prejudice in factories. It argues unions like CIO oppose discrimination and urges a campaign of education so workers understand equal rights irrespective of color or creed. The note praises Segal’s tolerance work but critiques his omission of CIO efforts and employer practices.
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SUN
Cincinnatus
CIO
Cincincinnatus
Hitler
Hummel Attacks GOP Leaders Over Job Bill Fight
Edward J. Hummel Republican secretary of state blames Republican House committee for delaying a 1500 state job bill in the Bureau of Motor Vehicles under Democrat Perry T. Ford. He argues the delay cost Republicans jobs and urges party unity while recalling past clashes with leaders and a March 6 incident over a bill on who calls the House to order.
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Edward J. Hummel
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Perry T. Ford
Hummel
House Committee On Organization
Sen. Reiners
Cincinnati
House
Segal and CIO Education Campaign Noted in Editorial
The piece argues Segal would recognize CIO actions extend beyond noble aims and focus on a campaign of education. It condemns newspapers that reject photos due to racial color, noting their reduced expressive reach.
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Segal
CIO
New York ACW Gives Red Cross Sixty Thousand
The American Red Cross receives a donation of $60,000 from the New York branch of the American Civil War? note: funding to aid service members. The report highlights a substantial contribution intended to support soldiers in uniform.
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New York
American Red Cross
Amalga Clothing Workers in New York Donate 60000 to Red Cross
ACW leaders Jacob Potofsky announced a 60 000 dollar contribution given in ceremonies at union headquarters. He noted the sum is in addition to ACW member donations in New York shops and supports Red Cross relief efforts.
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York City
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
CIO
Red Cross
ACW Sec
Treas
Jacob S. Potof
Sky
Union
Potofsky
ACW
New York
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Columbus
CIO News
Ross Bill
Deddens
Washington
Rep. Deddens
Mr. Dedden
the Sun
Alfred Segal
Hyde Park Tailoring Co
Noah Breeze
Myrtle Henderson
Harry Bunge
Scott Ferguson
William E. Schmalz
Boston
Children’s Furnishings
Whetsel Ave
Madisonville
Eric Stern
N. Y. Acw
Locke
Andy
Elm ST
Hamilton Ave
Northside
Aufdemkampe
Freeman Avenue Parkway
S. Pollack
T Homas
Hailey
Drs
Vine Street
Boy Scouts
Wittnaver, Taylor, Kueffel
Esser
Waltham
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