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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1945

Page

5

Election Success Will Aid Full Employment Drive

Rollin Everett of The SUN told the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council that Labor's political action in fall municipal elections could influence postwar full employment. He warned that politicians seek to know if PAC gains last fall were lasting or a flash and urged labor to influence 1946 candidates and platforms. Cincinnati officials worry as they push back against anti working class votes at state and federal levels.

Rollin Everett The SUN Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council PAC Pan

Macy Workers Take Their Case To Store Customers

Macy & Co workers from Local 1-S spread union message at 18 store entrances urging wage increases and arbitration rights. They claim management proposals under wage stabilization act would cut wages and demand good faith bargaining while awaiting mediation and War Labor Board action.

Macy New York R. H. Macy & Co 1-S United Retail Wholesale & Dept. Store CSO Macy’s CIO New York State Board of Mediation Nati War Labor Board

Union seeks wage raises and benefits under Little Steel rules

The union presses for three months of back pay and wage increases under the Little Steel formula. It seeks payment from the first day of illness, arbitration of demotions, and layoffs outside seniority rules.

Little Steel Sen

Six Girls Speak to 600 Soldiers on Tolerance Tour

At an Army camp the UCLA Panels of Americans members share experiences of living together across race and religion. Lucy Reta, a Mexican American, and Reisa Abramson, a Jewish American, discuss prejudice and democracy in schools and society. Marilyn Knott closes the session urging pride and responsibility for the majority.

Virginia University of California Los Angeles Lucy Reisa Anna Mormon Grace Marilyn UCLA University Religious Conference Lucy Retena Mexico America Reisa Abramson

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