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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1949
Page
6
In a satirical exchange, Luther questions a stricter budget and lawn rules while his father, the Dimity Diaper czar, touts productivity, democracy, and future profits. They spar over Taft Hartley, Wagner Act, and labor’s wishes with a sharp back and forth.
A dialogue shows a father and son arguing about a proposed Dilworth bill to outlaw strikes and redefine labor and management as partners. The father mocks progress while implying the bill would force internal fighting, likening it to Taft Hartley. The exchange labels the bill as reactionary.
The union cites unguarded overhead conveyors causing injuries and recurring management assurances. It urges decisive safety fixes and notes upcoming May 20 delegate nominations for the 12th International convention in Milwaukee. Carl Griffith, a long-serving member, died at 66 after 34 years of service, with condolences offered to his family.
Readers are invited to weigh two labor column cases on fault and fairness in a factory setting. Case one questions shared blame for a door mismatch that passed through supervisors and an inspector. Case two probes safety rule enforcement and whether all levels of staff should face equal accountability.
Penny Smith, crowned Kentucky belle, sings with Clyde Trask and His Orchestra at Moonlite Gardens Coney Island Cincinnati. Coney hosts a galaxy of name bands this season with Ray McKinley May 27 and Larry Clinton June 3 among others to be heard soon. Coney’s pool and thrill rides open for the season.
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