Labor Wage Demands and Industry Pressures Explored
Fred Thomas argues wage hikes by labor threaten industry while outlining actual cost shares. He cites GM workers, oil, coal, clothing, and tractors, showing labor is a small retail share and modern efficiency gains offset higher pay. The piece disputes public panic and blames big business rhetoric.
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Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
Everett seen as real fighter for Cincinnati labor
The piece portrays Everett as a vocal advocate for workers and their families in Cincinnati. It stresses he may not speak the workers' language or perform miracles, but his steadfast dedication to the common people suggests a strong, persistent fighting spirit in City Hall.
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Plaything Workers Board Targets East Organizing Drive
The International Executive Board of Plaything Jewelry and Novelty Workers met in Albany N Y to report progress in the eastern organizing drive. Chicago shows potential with two organizers reporting strong success as Bob Edwards plans a Cincinnati stop for outreach. Local 256 led by Clarence Rau approved a $2 annual assessment for organizational work.
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Clarence Rau
Local 256
Party at the Club Village hosts Local 256 workers
The Alms Hotel party praised by Phil Miller of Local 256 Plaything Jewelry and Novelty Workers. Wagner's Orchestra played dance music and a buffet supper with turkey fish and other tidbits pleased attendees.
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Phil Miller
Wagner
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