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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1945
Page
2
Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach argues that 100 years of management bias toward workers bred labor unrest and government regulation. He singles out General Motors as irresponsible for seeking price hikes to cover wage increases, while urging management to accept responsibility for the common good.
Judge Joseph A. Moynihan president judge of the Michigan State Court of Claims and Alvin D. Hersch Detroit lawyer address an open meeting of the Greater Cincinnati CIO Council at 8 p m Wednesday Nov 28 in the Railway Clerks Building 1015 Vine Street The event is sponsored by the Cincinnati Round Table of the National Conference of Christians and Jews A film feature The Greater Victory on racial amity will be shown Moynihan known for pre trial docket development in Wayne County Circuit Court Hersch called father of Michigan public defender movement
Report claims General Motors employees purchased about 300 million dollars in war bonds, averaging 1800 dollars per worker, drawing political fire amid antiwar sentiment.
Pattern No. 8730 15 inch doll can be dressed and undressed for 20 cents. Send name address and pattern number to Federated Press Pattern Service New York. History note mentions first Negro minister running for San Francisco Board of Supervisors.
A child compares infant restraint with adult bracing after a fall. The narrator recalls rolling from steps without harm while a neighbor breaks both wrists after a fall. Calcium is given daily to strengthen bones. The piece ends with a biblical line about wisdom from babes.
Rep Wright Patman vents on the House floor saying that every fascist in America is opposing the full employment bill backed by President Truman. The exchange centers on who supports the measure amid charges that only pinks and reds back it.
In 1946 General Motors avoided automobile production yet secured 160 million dollars in tax rebates. Workers who paid federal taxes funded the corporate sit down action, highlighting the financial link between labor and the GM dispute.
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