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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1945
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows June 30 1914 second class matter declaration and editor contact in Cincinnati Ohio with garbled lines. Includes Rollin H Everett at 606 Vine St Cincinnati 2 Main 4813 and incomplete agency details.
The piece quotes Lee H. Hill of Allis Chalmers arguing unions threaten management prerogatives and paternalism labels real cooperation. It recalls a 1929 Chamber official warning unions could save troubled employers, predicting a crash. the author notes 15 years later men remain blind to these issues.
The piece outlines postwar policy moves in Washington including Truman’s seven and a half billion dollar war cut, partial industry relaxations by the War Production Board, and plans for southern industrialization. It notes OPA endorsement, the Little Steel wage formula, TVA leadership renomination, and mixed signals on full employment. Congressional steps cover FAO approval, Bretton Woods prospects, Reciprocal Trade Act debates, and Missouri River flood control limits.
The debate at the conference pits Stettinius against Molotov over further consideration on Argentina and the future powers of the Security Council. Britain backs the US with the Latin bloc, a victory hailed but seen as costly as it may curb Assembly powers and fuel questions about true liberation versus survival in a fascism threat.
Buck Taylor, editor of a sporadic hate sheet, lobbies the Texas legislature for measures backed by the native fascist Christian American Assn. The group, strongest in Texas, seeks to ban the closed shop and leads a nationwide drive to destroy unions through state laws.
Advice urges homeowners paying over 5 percent on mortgages to shop for cheaper rates. Compare banks and building associations, and consider transferring loans to secure 4 to 4.5 percent. If the loan equals half the home's value, switching can yield substantial savings over time.
In a found advertisement from Amalgamated Meat Cutters & Butcher Workmen AFL leader Milton Maxwell record shows tenderloin steak at 10 cents a pound veal legs 8 cents Eastern hams 10 cents and 1 cent rounds of steak 6 cents sire loin steak 10 cents rib steak 7 cents mutton shoulder 5 cents mutton shoulder chops 5 pounds for 25 cents spare ribs four pounds for 25 cents pigs head and feet 3 cents. Top wages for skilled labor then were one dollar a day.
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