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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1947

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CIO Members Charge Elston Hess Didn't Read Hartley Bill

Ohio CIO delegates report Congressmen Elston Hess and others admitted to voting for the Hartley Bill without reading it. The April Washington visit by 150 CIO members highlighted pledges to defend labor and questioned lawmakers knowledge of unions and labor law. Taft argued points of law. delegates cited thousands of petition signatures against the bill.

Elston Hess CIO William Hess Charles Elston Cincinnati Ohio Ohio Cio Washington William Black CIO Council Taft A. E. Stevenson Cleveland Industrial Union Council William Lavelle

Labor Wage Cut Plan Sparks City Council Debate

Councilman Homer Toms Republican proposes labor accept wage cuts as part of a price reduction effort. Councilman Rollin Everett objects highlighting living costs and unions. The resolution urges voluntary price cuts similar to other communities. The measure is laid over for one week.

GOP Homer Toms Toms Rollin Everett Cincinnati Makey Labor Truman

Masses Rally in Columbus to Protest Ohio Antiunion Bill

More than 3500 unionists gather in Columbus in opposition to the Van Aken bill dubbed the Little Hartley measure. CIO and AFL delegates from Cincinnati join a large turnout as leaders warn the proposed antiunion laws would abolish closed shops ban boycotts restrict picketing and curb union finances.

van Aken House

CIO Faces Program Hurdles With Two Cincinnati Stations

The CIO runs three radio programs in Cincinnati but faces access issues with WSAI and WCPO. The Other Side of The News with Rollin Everett airs Mondays on WSAI, Labor USA on Saturdays via WSAL, and Leland Stone on WCPO Wednesdays at 11 30 sponsored by United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers. Everett defends his Hartley bill analysis as CIO sponsored. WCPO demands a disclaimer and WSAI requires station note of disagreement.

CIO Cincinnati WSAI WCPO Rollin Everett Leland Stowe United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Labor USA WSAL Leland Stone Everett

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Robert J. Davidson Ray Sowder United Steelworkers RCI Black William E. Hess RCM George Bender Bricker Federated Press Sen Columbus AFL State Jacob Clayman Associated Press Raymond Livingston Thompson Products Co Livingston United Auto Workers Fur Hartley Mawr
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