CIO Policy Committee Names in Regional Bulletin
Publication from The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council lists policy committee members including Jack Kroll Robert Davidson Ben Herman and others. Contact details show Rollin H Everett at 606 Vine St Cincinnati Ohio and office phone for the CIO office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council, Cio
Rollin H. Everett
Bell
Vine St
Cincinnati
Ohio
CIO
Jack Kroll
Robert Davidson
Ben Herman
al Whitehouse
Robert Spitzmiller
Waldo Stager
Julius Holzberg
A. C. Dermer
Dale Zysman
Hugo Klug
Earl Davis
A Foul Blow at Hillman
A labor fight escalates as opponents attack Sidney Hillman for his birth in a foreign country. The piece denounces harassment by elite clubs and media aligned with the Chamber of Commerce and urges workers to register and vote against November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Sidney Hillman
Cincinnati
Eugene Castle
Mr. Hillman
Mr. Castle
Three Down Die s Committee members targeted in states
The message celebrates three Dies Committee figures being dumped into the ash can by CLO members across Texas California and Alabama. It praises fellow workers for a hit against Dies and his gangs and urges Cincinnati and Hamilton County to continue the campaign, accusing Congressmen Hess and Elston of yearly tax money handouts to anti labor activities.
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Starnes
Costello
Dies
CLO
Texas
California
Alabama
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Hess
Elston
Let's Plan Democratically for a Postwar Cincinnati
The article urges broad civic backing to craft and implement a postwar plan for Greater Cincinnati. It calls for repealing the 65 percent bond passage hurdle and stresses united, inclusive citizen effort. It proposes equal representation from women, labor, minorities, social welfare groups, and business to depoliticize planning.
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Greater
Cincinnati
CIO
AFL
Citizens Planning Committee
One Man Strikes: The Vast Labor Tapestry
Reader note on national employment: despite strikes, 99.9 percent of 55 million workers stay on job daily in mills, mines, factories, railroads and stores. The piece urges not to be fooled by strike coverage and cites wartime production figures and civic rights as linked ideas.
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America
CIO
Unemployment Insurance Tax Cuts Hurt Workers Across States
The piece argues that state tax cuts on unemployment payrolls weaken benefit funds and limit payouts. Arthur J. Altmeyer proposes a national system with uniform benefits, eligibility, and procedures to stop inter state competition and ensure workers receive consistent relief.
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Altmeyer
Survey Graphic
Maintenance Of Membership In Wartime Labor Policy
The National War Labor Board explains maintenance of membership as a voluntary union membership scheme tied to employment during wartime. It clarifies it is not a closed shop or union shop and preserves individual freedom to join or resign while securing union support for war production. It notes historical context from the Little Steel Case and Taft Walsh era.
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Vester Company
Little Steel
National War Labor Board
Frank P. Graham
William Howard Taft
Frank Walsh
Pass SUN Along If You Like The SUN
A brief note urges readers to share The SUN with friends after reading. It emphasizes passing the paper along to others who might enjoy the content.
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the Suna Liberal Weekly
Hillman
Samuel Adams
Arthur J. Altmeyer
National Social Security Board
Altrigger
Roosevelt
William H. Davis
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