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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1948
Page
4
Commercial listing noting an address at 205 East 6th Street Cincinnati Ohio with reference to Garfield 2550 likely a business site or property listing for the area.
The piece argues the press misinformed the public in the recent election and harmed democracy. It urges labor to build its own broadly circulated press to counter misperceptions, provide diverse viewpoints, and cover labor events from locals to unions nationwide.
The report notes a developing clear division among board members, while discussing Wagner Act era practices. It describes flexible petition handling and informal conferences as investigatory techniques to determine the existence of issues in election petitions.
Congressman-elect Earl T. Wagner thanks CIO members for aiding his selection in the Second District. He visited the CIO Council and various union offices to express appreciation and pledges to pursue repeal of the Taft Hartley Act.
Milton D. Tobin writes to CIO groups and The Sun praising labor support and pledging to advance liberal legislation in Ohio. He asserts the upcoming election will mark a “people's march back to liberalism” and offers readiness to serve once seated in Columbus.
Washington report notes hopes ahead of facts in Women's Wear Daily mail edition dated after the election. The paper ran the headline Dewey Warren Win Business Gain Seen signaling optimistic market expectations despite results.
The NLRB reversed its August ruling on the Printing Specialties & Paper Converters Union case at Advanced Pattern Co in San Francisco. The majority now orders an election where a representation question exists, undoing the former strict petition interpretation.
Thomas E. Harris has been named CIO assistant general counsel at CIO headquarters. He will assist CIO general counsel Arthur J. Goldberg. Harris previously served as a law secretary to the late Chief Justice Stone.
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