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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1948

Page

3

Kentucky CIO-PAC Backs Democratic Ticket Except One

Kentucky CIO-PAC endorses the Democratic presidential and congressional slate in full, backing Truman, Barkley, and state candidates. An exception is James S. Golden of the Ninth District who, despite AFL UMW CIO support, is viewed as acceptable to Democratic voters and faces no opposition.

CIO Kentucky Truman Barkley James S. Golden Congress Ninth Golden AFL United Mine Workers and U.S. Congress

UAW Calls Strike at Cincinnati Steel Casting

About one hundred Cincinnati Steel Casting Co. workers walked out this week as UAW international representative Lewis Strickland announced. Picket lines were set up and the strike actions began Wednesday afternoon.

UAW Cincinnati Steel Casting Co Lewis Strickland UAW International

Cincinnati housing crisis dominates campaign in final month

Housing experts describe Cincinnati's situation as the worst in memory with rents rising sharply. The issue is set to become a major focal point in the concluding month of the political campaign as the Republican organization mobilizes around rent concerns.

Cincinnati Republican Organization

Kentucky CIO-PAC Endorses Democratic Ticket 1948

The Kentucky CIO-PAC urges labor support for the Democratic Party in the 1948 election. It endorses Harry S. Truman and Alben W. Barkley for President and VP, and supports James S. Golden in Kentucky’s 9th District, arguing Democratic gains protect labor and the common people.

National Ciopac Harry S. Truman Alben W. Barkley Democratic Party Kentucky

Labor Struggle Obscures Hope for Workers Amid Federal Opposition

The piece notes pressure from Congress and state legislators against labor movement gains. It cites stalled wage raises, ER cease friction up to 43 cents hourly, union security, insurance, and paid holidays as core demands. Local housing relief is blocked by dominated interests and political representatives.

Company grants paid holidays but qualification blocks access

The firm offered paid holidays in theory yet the stringent eligibility rules made it hard for employees to qualify. The policy appearances contrasted with practical access, leaving many workers unable to use the benefits.

Taft Hartley Law fuels clashes with publishers and housing fears

The Taft Hartley measure spurred a fierce dispute with publishers after years of praised labor harmony. Senator Taft defended interference as constituent service, while the Cincinnati Typographical Union notes no union presence in his office meeting and Cincinnati faces the worst housing crisis amid new housing constraints and relaxed rent controls.

Sen Taft Ohio Cincinnati Typographical Union Sen. Taft

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