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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1944

Page

2

Labor Sixth War Loan drive aims to exceed past records

Washington reports organized labor is expected to top its prior drives in the Sixth War Loan opening November 20 and closing December 16 with a total goal of 14 billion dollars. Individual purchases target 5 billion dollars, with at least 2.5 billion in E Bonds, per Treasury Secretary Morgenthau.

Washington Treasury Henry Morgenthau, Jr Germany Ted R. Gamble War Finance Division Japan

Relax Severance Pay Restriction Expanded by War Labor Board

The War Labor Board on November 3 loosened limits on severance pay, allowing voluntary requests approved by regional boards and industry commissions even if not aligned with local practices. The Oil Workers Intl Union CIO and Sinclair Oil Corp proposed 1 week pay after 1 year, 2 weeks after 2 years, 3 weeks after 5, and 4 weeks after 10, up from a previous cap of 2 weeks.

Nati War Labor Board Oil Workers Intl. Union CIO Sinclair Oil Corp. of New York

Pacific War Costs Rise, Warned by Mr Gamble

Mr. Gamble warned that proven expensive trends will push up costs in nearly every aspect of the Pacific war, indicating rising prices and financial strain across operations.

Mr. Gamble

Avery Loses Suit Against Union in Federal Court

Chicago report states Suean Avery lost a million dollar libel suit after federal Judge Igoe dismissed Pullman-Standard Car Mfg Co.'s claim that Local 292 United Steelworkers CIO libeled it.

Chicago Suean Avery Igoe Pullman-Standard Car Mfg. Co United Steelworkers (Cio

Truth Will Out In A War Plant Labor Tale

Chicago Tribune reports page 1 anti labor framing as six girls strike over ban on flirting with a postman at a war plant. State factory inspector finds 12 law infractions, signaling unsafe, unsanitary working conditions.

The Chicago Tribune Chicago

Consumers Union debunks dentifrices and teaches safe home testing

The Consumers Union report finds most tooth pastes and powders are not medicines and cannot cure mouth conditions. It lists Best Buy toothpaste and powder brands, notes abrasives disqualify some products, and warns dentifrices mainly aid taste and cleaning. The piece also covers thermometer accuracy and dehydrated soups, highlighting safe packaging and insect risks in 65 brands with top picks across noodle varieties.

Consumers Union Aunt Polly’s Lipton’s Continental Overland Betty Crocker Goodman’s

Union Finsters Entertain Vets at Deshon Hospital

At the Aluminum Co of America New Kensington plant AFL and CIO representatives assemble a 10 hour variety show for convalescing Vets at Deshon Hospital featuring a fire eater hillbilly acts singers and a hot jazz band to boost morale and laughter.

Philadelphia Aluminum Co. of America New Kensington, Pa Deshon Hospital AFL and Cio

AFL urges FCC quick TV frequency allocation decision

The AFL urges the Federal Communications Commission to promptly allocate television frequencies to spark postwar industry growth and create new jobs. The call aims to advance development as the war ends.

Washington AFL Federal Communications Commission

Industry tax plans seek relief for the rich and hit workers

A survey of three tax plans backed by business groups argues they would boost employment by cutting taxes for the wealthy and raising the burden on workers. The Twin Cities plan favors a 5 percent sales tax with broad cuts, while the CEO plan calls for corporate tax relief and lower top personal rates. Beardsley Ruml Sonne nlan favor tax cuts with a franchise tax and a 90 percent top rate cap.

C. M. Winthrop Hoover Twin Cities Committee For Economic Development Pres Paul G. Hoffman Studebaker Corp Beardsley Ruml H. C. Sonne Nlan

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