Sun executive board listed for 1944 Cincinnati paper
The SUN published by The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO lists the executive board members including William Black, Ray Tucker, Elmer Kauffman, Jerry Maxey, John Dehnes, and others. Subscription is $2.00 per year.
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Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council, Cio
William Black
Ray Tucker
Elmer Kauffman
Jerry Maxey
John Dehnes
Arthur Hartmann
Walter Grainger
George Grigsby
Willis Wilder
Isaac Bradshaw
Wilfred Porter
Max Sien
Hugo Klug
James Wigbell
Clarence Rau
Ray Sowder
Earl Davis
Nathaniel Jordan
Two Labor Leaders Back Collective Bargaining for Peace
Philip Murray urged a two year no strike pledge in the steel industry after collective bargaining progress. New England textile workers forgave wage demands to avoid harming southern mills and pressed for federal minimum wage laws to level competition.
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Philip Murray
Murray
New England
Deadly Taft Bill Faces Senate Clash Over Coercion Claims
The piece argues the Taft anti union bill masks coercion risks by expanding NLRB to seven members without funds for analysts or lawyers. It warns the measure could stall organizing drives and invites a presidential veto only if a strong public outcry reaches Truman. Letters and petitions are urged.
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NLRB
Truman
Latimer Report Recommends Guaranteed Annual Wage
The Latimer Report argues a guaranteed wage is feasible and beneficial for workers, employers, and the nation. It stresses security against economic cycles and promotes labor management understanding through collective bargaining rather than legislation. The study, prepared under Murray Latimer, is being reviewed by the White House and federal agencies.
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Latimer Report
Murray Latimer
Railroad Retirement Board
Commerce and Labor Department
Latimer
Radio schedule notes from Cincinnati stations
The listing outlines three programs: CIO at 8 15 Monday on WSAI with The Other Side of The News hosted by Rollin H Everett. UE segment with Leland Stowe at 11 30 Wednesday on WLW. Labor USA airs 6 45 Saturday night on WSAI.
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WSAI
Rollin H. Everett
WLW
Leland Stowe
Wsai “Labor USA
Critique of loyalty orders and due process in trials
The piece argues that President Truman's loyalty order mirrors un American procedures by barring defendants from court access and omitting witness names. It asserts such tactics ruin careers and families, leaving the accused “a man without a country,” and calls for civics education rather than punitive exile.
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Truman
American Bar Association
Jefferson
Madison
U S Conciliation Service Settles Western Labor Disputes
The U S Conciliation Service settled 2 398 of 2 573 labor disputes in 11 western states during 1946.
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U.S. Conciliation Service
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