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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1948
Page
6
United Steelworkers note commemorates Local 1861 member Harry Holtman retiring December 1 after 25 years of service in the assembling department. The paper invites all Local 1861 members to attend and celebrate his tenure.
A fragment notes the working class in America must be reckoned with and that victory was achieved yet calls for restraint. It references a world audience and hints at continued coverage on the inside story with page continuation.
A columnist urges daily civic virtue and factual news from newspapers and media. It recalls Truman’s example and notes editorials and cartoons in Cincinnati papers failing to sway voters, then discusses 1946 labor and Taft Hartley era shifts, naming figures like Tom Burke George Rhodes and Hubert Humphrey.
In Santa Fe thousands of Los Alamos union members helped AFL and CIO forces defeat a proposed constitutional amendment that would outlaw the closed and union shop in New Mexico.
Michigan reports pushback against the so called worst Congress as labor supporters rally in Detroit for policy change.
The speaker criticizes Prophet for underestimating Americans and democracy. They praise Jack Kroll for faith in the American public and its decency, contrasting his view with the paper that allegedly scorned the common man and failed to see greed and monopoly.
Labor Secretary Maurice Tobin said the Labor Dept is drafting proposals for a post Taft Hartley law to be used by President Truman in the 81st Congress. He favored restoring the closed shop and returning mediation and employment services to the Labor Dept. Tobin said non communist affidavits could be required with both sides submitting. He noted emergency strike provisions may be needed if Taft Hartley is repealed and cited the administration’s previous use of fact finding and injunctions. He credited labor with a key role in the election and predicted a stronger Democratic Party if the program sails through.
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