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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1948

Page

4

Congress near session end Urges action on housing and anti-Mundt Bill

A call to readers as Congress nears adjournment in June urging pressure on lawmakers to back the Taft Ellender Wagner Housing Bill, raise the 40-cent minimum wage, pass anti-poll tax measures, and oppose the Mundt Nixon Bill. Names include Taft Bricker Barkley Cooper Elston Hess Bender Spence and Congress members from Ohio and Kentucky.

CIO Senate House Ohio Robert A. Taft John W. Bricker Kentucky Alben W. Barkley John S. Cooper Washington, D. C Mundt Cincinnati Charles Elston William E. Hess George Bender Brent Spence House of Representatives

Oil Workers Seek New Gulf Contract at Cleves

Local 508, Oil Workers, will open negotiations soon with Gulf Refinery at Cleves for a new contract. The CIO contract signed last June covers improved pension and retirement plan and health program. Proposals include 32c hourly increase, job reclassification, and improved vacation: two weeks after one year, three after ten, four after twenty.

Gulf Cleves CIO

Wholesale food price rise cited by institute

The American Institute of Food Distribution estimates wholesale food prices rose about 12 percent a year ago, indicating sustained inflation pressures in the supply chain.

American Institute of Food Distribution

Orphans to Receive Free Swimming This Season

The Valley Swimming Pool in Lockland will admit 100 orphans weekly at no cost this season. Institutions seeking to take advantage should call Marion Dowers at MA in 6772.

Valley Swimming Pool Anna Hillside Avenue Lockland Marion

Potofsky Nominated For First Full ACW President Term

At Atlantic City the Amalgamated Clothing Workers nominated Honored Pres. Jacob S. Potofsky, successor to Sid ney Hillman, for his first full term. He urged delegates to uphold Hillman traditions and back a progressive Congress.

Jacob S. Potofsky Amalgamated Clothing Workers CIO Sidney Hillman ACW Atlantic City Hillmar Progressive Congress Federated Pictures

Union Challenging Taft Hartley Affidavit Rule

The United Steelworkers of America ask the NLRB to rule the Taft Hartley non communist affidavit provisions unconstitutional and to remove the conditional order for Inland Steel to bargain on a pension plan. The union argues Section 9 h infringes speech and assembly and fouls union officer elections.

United Steelworkers of America NLRB Labor Board The Inland Steel Corp Usa-Cio Philip Murray CIO

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