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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1947
Page
4
Office listing shows Rollin H. Everett at 15 East Eight Street Cincinnati Ohio with a main telephone line and annual subscription price of 2 dollars.
Philip Ziegler speaking for labor at a large Cincinnati luncheon stressed labor is part of the community and its support is essential for the Master Plan and Community Chest drives. The week saw labor influence grow with Chamber of Commerce events and two labor-backed candidates elected to City Council.
A letter to The Sun notes a recent city election in Cincinnati where PR voting was attacked but retained. The writer praises labor candidates Everett and Proctor and asserts the city has turned from a corporation town toward labor harmony and a brighter council future.
The Kentucky CIO Council reelected Al Whitehouse as president at Paducah and endorsed national CIO actions. Sen. Alben Barkley urged opposition to the Taft Hartley Act while Weber outlined 1948 block by block organizing for elections. Speakers highlighted union growth with new affiliates Hosiery Workers Paperworkers and Telephone Workers.
Following the Ohio veterans bonus approval on November 4, Cincinnati Chapter No 1 American Veterans Committee announced a $3,000,000 housing project backed by bonus funds. Housing chairman James Maxwell said preliminary steps are in place and pledges pour in from veterans and supporters as a campaign to attract investors continues.
The piece argues that early and comprehensive education on labor relations is crucial to reduce conflict. It warns that without social relationship education schools foster passion and prejudice, and that laws such as Taft Hartley may widen capital labor warfare. Democracy relies on informed citizens.
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