Truman Attacks Congress as Prices, Housing Hit Economy
The piece describes Truman’s harsh political stance as he attacks the 80th Congress over price controls, housing shortages, and rent, while unions claim gains for 16 million families. It notes Dixiecrats, CIO stance, and rising partisan tensions ahead of elections, with rail, labor, and legal developments mentioned.
Unity theme replaces housing inflation in Dewey Warren talks
The Inside Story reports Dewey and Warren aim to push unity as their campaign theme beyond housing and inflation. Democrats say NAM also centers on unity while GOP hopefuls avoid direct fights over real issues. The piece notes Truman’s schedule and state of U S occupation authorities with former Nazis. It mentions labor advisory concerns over unionists and Communist influence fears and hints at industry figures reacting to a new book releasing November ninth.
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Law Waiving Of Rights Costly Says NLRB Ruling
The NLRB backs a rule banning union activity on company property if the union agreed to the clause in a contract. The ruling affects the Ind. Woodworkers of America CIO and W. T. Smith Lumber Co. of Chapman Ala. unions are warned to scrutinize such clauses. Manuel A. Cizek faces trouble as his Hudson Restaurant sale leads to union pressure and an election, with the labor board declaring him an employer despite plans to sell the business.
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Arbitration Orders Severance Pay to Gary Photographer
The American Newspaper Guild and Gary Publishing Co faced arbitration after a photographer was discharged for running an outside studio. The company argued self induced the discharge and thus no severance. The arbitrator ruled outside activities were protected by the contract and ordered severance pay.
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Gary (Ind.) Publishing Co
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