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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1947

Page

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Two Labor Men Win In New City Council

Rollin H. Everett and Harry D. Proctor were elected to Cincinnati's new City Council as the labor slate gains control. The five member majority includes Albert D. Cash Charles P. Taft and Edward N. Waldvogrel. Everett, Proctor, and the trio cite pro labor representation and a united civic approach, with Proctor heading the Painters District Council and Everett editor of The SUN.

New City Labor Cincinnati Historién Rollin H. Everett Harry D. Proctor City Charter Committee CIO Everett Proctor Albert D. Cash Charles P. Taft Edward N. Waldvogel Washington Columbus City Hall the Sun Painters District Council Detroit George Edwards Walter Edgecomb San Francisco Franck Havenner New York New York City American Labor Party ALP Victor Rabinowitz GOP

Labor Victory Across States Signals Strength for CIO PAC

Labor backed candidates scored gains nationwide with Kentucky Governor hopeful Earle C. Clements delivering a major win as CIO leaders claim a swing toward progressive government. Indiana Ohio New Jersey and New York showed mixed results reflecting strong PAC organizational power and anti red-baiting trends.

Earle C. Clements Kentucky Clements Whs.eetet Taft- Hartes Iki Amed Eldon S. Dummit Greater Cincinnati CIO Loutville

Nail That Lie Don t Let Them Blame High Prices on Foreign Relief

An analysis cites U S sources to challenge claims foreign food aid drives inflation. Meat exports fell American intake by 3.6 pounds yearly while meat prices rose 83 percent in May 1946 to May 1947. Butter exports shrank 0 4 percent yet prices rose 29 percent. The piece targets Swift Armour Cudahy and other firms. It notes the Chamber of Commerce urging repeal of the 40 hour week as not harming health or efficiency.

Federated Press Robert A. Taft GOP U.S U. S U.S. Chamber of Commerce

Senator McCarthy Sees Housing Plight Firsthand in Washington

Senator Joseph R. McCarthy offered a lift to a homeless couple with a child in Washington and later helped find them housing. He noted many senators live in upscale hotels and may not see such housing struggles. The visit followed remarks from real estate men claiming no shortage of housing.

Joseph R. McCarthy Wisconsin Washington McCarthy Shoreham Mayflower Wardman Park Westchester Apartments

Court Test Looms on TH As NLRB Dismisses Cases

The NLRB dismissed election petitions from United Steelworkers, United Mine Workers, and United Furniture Workers as it Tests Taft Hartley act compliance. The unanimous ruling held unions not complying cannot use NLRB services to determine bargaining representatives. The decision covers a Rite-Form Corset Co. election in Sharon, Pennsylvania.

Washington NLRB United Steelworkers CIO United Mine Workers AFL United Furniture Workers Pres. Philip Murray Steel Union Rite- Form Corset Co Sharon

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