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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1944

Page

10

Armco Among Indicted Firms in Bid to Help Consumers

A federal grand jury in Trenton New Jersey indicted 18 steel companies including the American Rolling Mill Co of Middletown on anti trust charges. The case accuses the firms of conspiring to fix and maintain uniform non competitive prices amid broader battles between consumers labor and big business interests.

American Rolling Mill Co Middletown International Business Conference United Steelworkers of America Trenton N. J

Kilgore Denounces Conference Criticism

Sen. Harley M. Kilgore of West Virginia condemns the International Business Conference as a gathering of broke European cartel advocates. He calls for inclusive talks by independent business labor and popular movements across the United Nations and liberated nations, in open daylight.

Harley M. Kilgore W. Va Kilgore United Nations Westchester Country Club

Small Nations Debate Postwar Cartel Policy At Rye Conference

International business leaders from 51 nations gathered in Rye New York arguing for regulating cartels through world trade boards rather than government control. Delegates from India and smaller nations pressed for a world bank model to fund domestic industry, while British and American reps favored redefining and regulating “good” cartels.

Rye N. Y Argentina Spain Portugal Switzerland World Economic Board Bretton Woods Kilgore Pres Eugene P. Thomas Natl. Foreign Trade Council Int Commercial League of Nations India Wall Street Winthrop Aldrich Chase Natl Bank World Bank

Government Orders Travel Freeze Across Holidays

Col. J. Monroe Johnson, ODT director, asks employees with travel involving city or interstate trips to refrain from vacations from December 15 through January 8. The directive governs official and possible leave during the holiday travel period.

Eeate Cempisyets J. Monroe Johnson ODT Adgrzra

Volunteers Sift Clothes for Russians at Raith Ridge Center

Russian War Relief Inc has gathered a large clothing stock at Raith Ridge Ninth and Sycamore awaiting volunteers to sort shoes coats dresses underwear and other items. Workers are urged to help at the Russian War Relief center Eighth and Main or by calling Cherry 4299.

Hugh Russian War Relief Inc Raith Ridge Ninth Sycamore Eighth and Main

Kaiser Endorses FDRs 60 Million Jobs Plan

President Roosevelt and Henry J. Kaiser discussed steps to create 60 million postwar jobs at the White House. Kaiser said postwar employment has long concerned him and that reaching the goal is essential to Americans.

Kaiser FDR Washington Pres. Roosevelt Henry J. Kaiser White House

Rule Veterans Get All Gains From War Service

The War Labor Board ruled that returning veterans receive all pay increases earned for their jobs during service. They must return to a position with like seniority, status, and pay as if no break occurred.

Nati War Labor Board WLB

Senate War Committee Targets Cartels in Price Fixing

The Senate War Mobilization subcommittee alleges monopolistic cartels raise living costs and cites U S firms tied to German trusts like I G Farbin Krupp in fixing prices. Items include aluminum pots lamps matches paints and bicarbonate of soda from companies such as Aluminum Co of America General Electric Diamond Match E I du Pont and others facing anti trust action.

Senate War Mobilization Subcommittee U. S I. G. Farbin Krupp Aluminum Co. of America General Electric Co Diamond Match Co E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co Justice Department

CIO Convention Debate on Wages and State Socialism

The convention featured calls for a guaranteed annual wage. Vice President Henry Wallace warned that without action to spur young business firms to grow and hire, state socialism looms as a threat.

Henry Wallace

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Armco United States Krupp Nicosia Friedrich Krupp Essen Germany Krupp Nicosta Federated Press Congress L Sheesh Senate War Committee Pearl Harbor Tokyo Bataan Pacific U.S Keonure Deperieggat
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