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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1947

Page

5

UAW 674 Reflects on Election Wins and Labor Support

UAW 674 members report strong labor gains in Cincinnati and Norwood, with liberal mayoral and council wins. The note praises turnout of veterans, warns against anti labor politicians, and urges members to update beneficiary and death benefit cards at local offices.

Norwood Edward Tepe Cincinnati Labor Rollin H. Everett Harry Robert Taft Ninth Street Gang The Enquirer Dave Hus Patrol Dave Ani

Murray Endorses Reuther Quietly in Transition Race

Philip Murray of the CIO backs Walter Reuther for re election as delegates push to advance national officers, amid a split with Addes led opposition. Murray praises Reuther and Thomas at a press conference after a convention address, signaling a key influence in the race.

Atlantic City Walter Reuther Reuther Philip Murray CIO Murray Sec.Treas George F. Addes R. J. Thomas Richard Leonard Addes Thomas

Nail That Lie Continued Claim On Taft Hartley Law

A Labor Dept study based on industry surveys found that longer workweeks produced minimal additional output and higher injuries. The analysis argues that shorter five day weeks improved efficiency enough to offset fewer hours, challenging the chamber's assertions about emancipation under Taft Hartley.

Chamber Labor Dept

Reuther Urges Unity Against Internal Power Struggles

In a pre convention charge, Reuther warns delegates that Pres. John L. Lewis and UMW power factions must not meddle in union affairs. He urges unity and regrets politics inside the international union, wishing to remove power caucuses from the auto workers.

Reuther Pres John L. Lewis United Mine Workers UFL

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