National Planning Association and LOF plants detailed
The article notes the National Planning Association as a non profit non political group founded in 1934 by business labor and agricultural interests. It reports LOF plants employing about 7500 workers across eight sites including four in Toledo one in Charleston W V two in Ottawa Illinois and one in Shreveport Louisiana with Glass union bargaining rights at some facilities.
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National Planning Association
Glass Union
Toledo
Charleston
W. Va
Ottawa
Illinois
Shreveport
Inside Story Labor Peace Report Sparks Brief Notice
The CIO News staff notes scant newspaper notice for the Inside Story Labor Peace Report. The NRA studies on industrial peace under collective bargaining are highlighted, with focus on Libbey Owens Ford Glass Co. and CIO's Federation relationships.
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Labor Peace Report
NRA
NPA
Libbey- Owens-Ford Glass Co
Cio’s Federation
Backers Truman Defeat To Enemies Backed By Labor
The victory across the nation Tuesday carried two clear marks. Labor organization and President Harry S. Truman’s campaign shaped a major win in Hamilton County. Earl T. Wagner defeated William Hess in the Second District, with Morse Johnson narrowly missing in the First District against Charles Elston. The Hamilton County delegation to the Ohio Legislature shifted to five Democrats, with Maurice Niehaus, Charles L. Bartlett as state senators and Frank Simpson, Milton Tobin, Philip M. Collins as house members.
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Organized Labor
Harry S. Truman
Hamilton County
Earl T. Wagner
William Hess
Morse Johnson
Charles Elston
Ohio
Maurice Niehaus
Charles L. Bartlett
Frank Simpson
Afl Painter
Milton Tobin
Philip M. Collins
Labor support shifts tilt votes against GOP line
The article notes Democratic gains aided by pro labor votes and criticizes Republican stance toward labor's fight for liberal candidates. GOP leaders and prognosticators who claimed labor backs Taft Hartley were proven wrong by Tuesday’s results.
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GOP
Sunset Line and Twine case tests Taft-Hartley limits
The NLRB moves further from Wagner Act protections under Taft-Hartley as it reverses a trial ruling in the Sunset Line and Twine dispute. The CIO locals in Petaluma faced charges from a U S firm, with new definitions of coercion and union liability shaping future labor decisions.
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NLRB
Sunset Line & Twine
Labor Board
Inti. Longshoremens and Warehousemen’s Union
CIO
Petaluma
Calif
Wagner wins with labor support to serve as pall bearer
Congressman Earl Wagner, a Democrat from the Second District, thanked labor groups at the Greater Cincinnati CIO Council gathering. He pledged unity and said his first task in Congress is to serve as a pall-bearer at the burial of the Taft-Hartley Law, urging continued labor collaboration.
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Earl T. Wagner
Labor
Democrat Party
Earl Wagner
Congress
New Congressman Wagner Secures Labor Backing in Second District
Earl T. Wagner is Hamilton County's new congressman from the Second District. He is fully aligned with labor's program and won the election with strong labor support.
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Earl T. Wagner
Hamilton County
Five Friends of Labor Here Gain Seats in Legislature
The article reports that labor backed candidates achieved seats in Ohio's Legislature. Frank Simpson, AFL Painter, won a seat in the Assembly, while Raymond McIntosh CIO and Robert Roulston AFL did not win. Two senators, Maurice A. Niehaus and Charles L. Bartlett, were elected with labor support, and Milton D. Tobin and Philip M. Collins were elected to the Assembly from the Democratic slate.
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Frank J. Lausche
Labor
Friends of Labor
Frank Simpson
AFL
Raymond McIntosh
CIO
Robert Roulston
Maurice A. Niehaus
Charles L. Bartlett
Assembly
Milton D. Tobin
Philip M. Collins
The Sun Correct on Trend and Election Coverage
The Sun in Cincinnati reported on trend significance behind Tuesday's election victory. The Sun ran a headline claiming record breaking Truman crowds and disputed polls the Friday before the election.
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Truman
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Greater Cincinnati
F. E. Simpson
M. D. Tobin
M. A. Niehaus
C. L. Bartlett
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