The Sun Public Notice Listing Editor and Staff
The Sun is published as second class matter June 30 1944 at Cincinnati Ohio under the act of March 3 1879. Rollin H Everett 306 Bell Block 606 Vine St Cincinnati 2 Ohio MAin 4813 Editor Executive Board list includes Hartmann Jordan Sien Maxey Goldberg Tucker Stager Sampson Grainger Davis Rau Kuhl Frech Dickerson Brummett Quackenbush. Annual subscription rate is $2.00.
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Cincinnati 2
Ohio
Rollin H. Everett
Bell
Vine St
Cincinnati
Office Telephone Executive Board
Arthur Hartmann
al Jordan
Max Sien
Jerry Maxey
Abe Goldberg
Ray Tucker
Waldo Stager
Claude Sampson
Walter Grainger
Earl Davis
Clarence Rau
George Kuhl
Calvin Frech
Hermon Dickerson
Harry Brummett
Russel Quackenbush
The Cat Is Out Of The Bag On Labor Bill Fight
A labor movement critique names HR 3937 from the House Military Affairs Committee as a plan to strike unions by revoking bargaining rights and permitting employer suits. It argues the bill also bans union political expenditures and speech in unions halls, aiming to erase economic and political power.
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Organized Labor
America
Common People of America
House Military Affairs Committee
Philip Murray
Industry on Strike Drives Labor Tensions Across Nations
The piece argues industrialists in the Northwest, Detroit, and big steel push for strikes to gain leverage against organized labor. It claims profits would be taxed away via refunds, urging raised wages and maintained profits through high production to avert economic disaster, accusing leaders of prioritizing profits over workers.
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Northwest
Detroit
Big Steel
Wbor
General Motors
CIO Wage Stand At Conference Over Wage Issue Debate
Philip Murray and R J Thomas pressed to include wage questions in the conference agenda. The CIO favored limiting discussion to seven listed points and urged wage topics be handled at labor management level rather than at the conference. Murray again sought a resolution supporting President Truman's wage rise stance on November 8.
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Green
CIO
Pres
Philip Murray
R. J. Thomas
United Auto Workers
Murray
Pres. Trumen
Postwar Living Auction Hoax Demonstrates Need For Price Control
The OPA staged a hoax auction in Jackson Tennessee to show price control is essential. A 1946 Ford a 100 pound bag of sugar and a 50 pound keg of lard sold for 2500 35 and 15 dollars respectively as an OPA spokesman declared the sale illegal. The piece argues price controls prevent fake auctions and warn of broad economic needs including farmers and workers.
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OPA
Jackson
Tenn
Guild Will Celebrate Cincinnati Newspaper Guild Event
The Cincinnati Newspaper Guild hosts a Twin-V cocktail party and reception from 5 30 to 7 30 p m Friday Nov 30 in the Victory Room at Hotel Gibson. The event marks Rollin H Everett former Guild president election to City Council and renewed recognition of the Guild as bargaining agent by the Times Star. Tickets are 1 10 limited to Guild members and invited guests and include cocktails beer canapes and music.
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Gibson
Rollin H. Everett
Guild
The
Times Star
Ohio Chamber of Commerce Letter Warns of CIO Pac takeover
The Ohio Chamber of Commerce letters to C of C members claim that if the CIO-PAC Federal Legislative program succeeds, the government would move in as the new management of member companies. The warning frames a political influence as a corporate takeover risk.
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Ohio Chamber of Commerce
C. of
Non-Productive Hours Draw Pay Under Wage and Hour Act
Courts across Illinois California and Ohio rule on non productive hours as hours worked under wage and hour law. Rulings: pre and post shift clothing and tasks in Illinois. outside regular hours recreational and business activities for War Bond promotion in California. travel from gate to time office and site with employer regulations in Ohio.
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Illinois
California
Ohio
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