Your City The Clean Air Committee Blows Smoke In Your Eyes
The editorial critiques a so called Clean Air Committee opposing a smoke ordinance modeled on St. Louis. It argues the group misleads workers by claiming higher coal costs with benefits. Proponents say unburned smoke wastes heat while low volatile coal yields more heat per ton. The piece notes no St. Louis union push to repeal the ordinance and warns of broad public backlash if repealed.
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The
Clean Air Committee
St. Louis
Cincinnatians to Attend National CIO Convention in Atlantic City
Cincinnati delegates will represent at the national CIO convention in Atlantic City starting November 18. Attendees include Jack Kroll Robert J. Davidson Al Whitehouse Al Jordan and John Dehner. Jordan will visit CIO offices in other cities and both Whitehouse and Jordan will next attend the Kentucky State CIO Council meeting in Louisville starting November 30. Whitehouse leads the Kentucky Council.
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Cincinnati
National Cio
Atlantic City
Jack Kroll
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
National Fac
Robert J. Davidson
al Whitehouse
United Steelworkers
al Jordan
Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
John Dehner
Jordan
CLO
Whitehouse
Kentucky State Cio Council
Louisville
Kentucky Council
Sun Gains Subscriber From India After Reader Visit
Abid Ali president of the Dock and Transport Workers of Bombay India was impressed by The SUN during a visit to Robert Davidson regional CIO director and requested inclusion on the subscription list.
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the Sun
Abid Ali
Dock and Transport Workers of
Bombay
India
Ali
The
SUN
Robert Davidson
CIO
Nail That Lie in Editorial Praise Sparks Media Debate
An Oct. 19 World Telegram editorial praises American Action Inc. as a patriotic force, omitting March 13 Segal charges that it is a nationalist movement tied to influential backers. The piece also overlooks sponsors like Hart Harriss Pew Weir McCormick and critiques press honesty citing Seldes and UN American cover stories.
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World-Telegram
New York
Roy Howard
American Action Inc
the World- Telegram
Eugene Segal
Howard
American Action
U. S
Merwin K. Hart
Robert M. Harriss
Coughlinile
Queens County
N. Y
Sun Oil
Joe Pew
Ernest T. Weir
Robert R. McCormick
Midwest
Chicago Tribune
Adolph Hitler
Nazi Germany
Double-Barrel Threats Rise Over Prices and Labor Bills
The nation faces dual pressures as inflation hits households with soap up 50 percent and a $100 rise in auto prices from General Motors. In Congress Sen. Ball pushes Case Bill and outlawing closed shops while reform efforts aim at the Wagner Act. The Continuations Committee of the Conference of Progressives meets in Washington planning a January conference to advance a liberal progressive political action program and mobilize a broad coalition in Roosevelt's spirit.
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General Motors
Joseph Ball
Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Continuations
Conference of Progressives
Washington
Frank
Fight Is Just Begun Says CIO-PAC Leader
Director Kroll of the CIO Political Action Committee pledged continued labor action after a GOP sweep. He stated that labor will intensify and expand its political activity beginning today, as the labor independent vote grows with time and organization.
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Kroll
Washington
CIO Political Action Committee
Cio-Pac
CIO-PAC vows continued push for Roosevelt program
A labor backed pledge declares no halt in work, insisting CIO-PAC will intensify outreach to secure forthright candidates and active ward level participation. Despite setbacks, the group claims it will remain a decisive, enduring political force advancing the Roosevelt program.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cio-Pac
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Federated Press
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Self
Hearst
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Housewives of America
America
New York Times
John S. Wood
House Committee On UnAmerican Activities
Free Press
Lin D. Roosevelt
Eral
Congress
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