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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1948
Page
4
A clipped local item lists editor office telephone rolls in Cincinnati Ohio with an incoming note about a woman at 2550 Congress Dripp. The text preserves a street address and organizational cue from the era.
U S Circuit Court of Appeals for Denver urges lower court to decide if the Taft Hartley injunction against the United Brotherhood of Carpenters should be modified or terminated before final Labor Board adjudication. The case cites a 1947 secondary boycott and notes the Labor Board has not issued a decision. The article also covers state closed shop questions before the Supreme Court, NLRB rulings on Greyhound union shop votes, and a related election petition delay case.
A historical note praising American democracy and the labor movement. It credits Truman and the New Deal era, lauds CIO and PAC support, and condemns attacks on organized labor while stressing that welfare depends on labor’s equitable distribution of factory and farm goods. The piece emphasizes national unity and citizen participation in democracy.
In a humorous exchange Dial Dimity Diaper czar Dilworth confesses a failed Thanksgiving dinner fundraiser. He muses switching to Christmas door to door chocolate turkeys to aid the poor, sparking Luther’s wary skepticism about exploiting workers.
At a national real estate boards convention ex-Senator Albert W. Hawkes of New Jersey was honored with a gift. The article notes his congressional record and praises the generosity of Realtors and landlords toward friends.
The Fair Labor Standards Act and Walsh Healy Public Contracts Act have yielded $112,000,000 in back pay to 3 million workers across 150,000 employers due to Labor Department enforcement. Violations include improper hours wage payments and child labor.
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