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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1946
Page
5
The %th Ward Neighborhood PAC Club met Tuesday Oct 1 to organize intensive distribution of door knob hangers urging registration before Oct 7 and to outline a canvass as the major activity. A volunteer contact committee was formed and the gathering at Mrs Helen Harris home 3143 Fredonia Ave drew good attendance.
New York report says President Joseph Selly of the American Communications Assn CIO sent a wire to Labor Secretary Lewis Schwellenbach urging immediate federal intervention to prevent an interruption in vital communications services. The appeal stresses the critical role of communications and seeks swift government protection.
Union briefing notes more than 600 employees were told Sept 30 would be their last day, with many recent hires on second shift affected. The article discusses material shortages, management’s production claims, and union plans for benefits, transfers, and record keeping amid ongoing grievances and shop expansion.
The regular monthly meeting and party held last Saturday was a huge success. Ed Hill, president, Local 17, United Auto Workers, said thanks to Ed Hall and his Recreation Committee for organizing entertainment and refreshments. Two international representatives Louis Strickland and George Shidinger spoke on time study methods and answered members questions.
A political column charges that GOP leaders and price control opponents caused a meat famine. It accuses Senator Taft and the "greed and gouge" movement of seeking removal of price controls, claiming producers and Washington cronies aim to starve consumers to aid Republican campaigns. The piece urges voters to back candidates who will defend price controls and oppose Bricker Taft misrepresentation.
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