Statement of policy by Murray denounces interference and witch hunts
Philip Murray president of the Steelworkers and CIO at the Atlantic City convention asserts against outside interference in United Steelworkers affairs and affirms each member's right to religious and political views. He stresses one matter to be emphasized at the outset of the convention.
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United Steelworkers of America
Philip Murray
Steelworkers
CIO
Atlantic City
Union
Why Organize The South statement from United Steel Workers meeting
The United Steel Workers of America declares a democratic union run by and for its members. Outsiders or groups seeking to infiltrate will be opposed, while full discussion of union problems remains allowed. The speaker condemns rumors of purges and factional conflict as CIO attacks and urges unity. CONTINUED ON PAGE 8.
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United Steel Workers of America
Democratic Union
CIO
Unemployment Law Used To Down Grade Skilled Workers
Ohio's unemployment system is accused of forcing skilled workers into beginner pay by defining suitable work too narrowly. A machinist had benefits terminated after refusing a learner's job at 5l per hour. The denial was appealed, with a hearing held months later, still denying benefits. Page 38 continues the veteran's benefits case.
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James W. O’brien
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Ohio
BUC
Archbishop Donates $300 To Needy Families Strikers
The Rt. Rev. John T. McNicholas archbishop of Cincinnati gave 300 to the Citizens Committee to aid Needy Families of strikers this week. Al Jordan president of the Great Cincinnati Industrial Union Council said several locals of United Steel Workers and Local 765 United Electrical still are out.
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John T. McNicholas
Cincinnati
Citizens Committee
al Jordan
Great Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
United Steelworkers
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Jordan
I Chose Freedom reviewed by Times-Star panel
The Times-Star debates Vic tor Kravchenko S account in I Chose Freedom now serialized in Cincinnati paper. Blurbists call it an astonishing human document indicting the Soviet regime. The TS reviewer praises bold detail but questions credibility and truthfulness, wondering if Kravchenko tells the gospel truth.
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Times-Star
Victor Kravchenko
Cincinnati
Kravchenko
Kravcheko
Dem Big Shot Linked to Ninth Ward Election Irregularities
Reports claim a high ranking Democratic official ordered actions in the Ninth Ward leading to alleged primary irregularities. The SUN cites sources. FBI and county prosecutor promised investigations, while the Board of Elections reviewed recounts prompted by Sally Weis's challenge. Findings remain unsettled, with continued coverage expected.
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Democratic Party
the Sun
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Jerome Goldman
Sally Weis
Mrs. Weis
Ninth Ward
Editorial Dirty Work In The Primaries
An editorial asserts dirty work in the primaries circulated after the elections and gains credibility from later evidence. It criticizes Cincinnati election officials and party leaders for ignoring irregularities until a recount forced scrutiny.
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Board of Election
Cincinnati
AFL Organizers Accosted by Policeman at Shillito's Exit
AFL officials led by Fred Rasser say a patrolman insulted union leafleteers at Shillito's exits last week. Rasser, Roulston, and Pecaro reported being called communists and agitators while distributing leaflets. They contacted Safety Director Hamilton and went to Station No 4 to file a complaint.
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AFL
Shillito
Fred Rasser
Hamilton
Rasser
Robert Roulston
George Pecaro
Pepper Defends Labor Rights Against Anti-Labor Legislation
Senator Claude Pepper of Florida fights a rising wave of anti-labor bills. He asserts that labor rights cannot be destroyed and warns that the American worker cannot be strangled. Federated Pictures provides the image.
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Claude Pepper D. Fla
Federated Pictures
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Trader Horn
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Board of Elections
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SUN
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