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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1945

Page

2

UAW Officers Booed at Kelsey-Hayes Strike Meeting

In Detroit last week the international officers of the UAW faced loud boos from Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co. strikers of West Side Local 174 who reject a 37 day stoppage. Walter Reuther was absent. leaders urged a return to work while negotiations proceed.

Detroit United Auto Workers CIO Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co West Side Local 174 Ind. V. Pres Walter Reuther Reuther UAW Chester Mullin Regional War Labor Board WLB Kelsey R. J. Thomas Sec.Treas George F. Addes W. Pres Richard T. Frankensteen Thomas Hitler Germany Frankensteen Ford General Motors Addes

Jobs For All a Pipe Dream Critics Warn

Fred Thomas surveys labor and business views on the Full Employment Bill with quotes from leaders at Guaranty Trust, National Citizens Committee and chambers of commerce. He argues free enterprise is a device for concentrating power, detailing corporate control percentages across key industries.

Congress William L. Kleitz Guaranty Trust Company New York City Senate Banking Committee National Citizens Committee New York Chamber of Commerce Ralph Blodgett Des Moines Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Wagner

Put A Labor Man In Council Campaign Expands

The labor movement intensifies push to elect a labor candidate to the council with full union backing. International unions assign representatives to lead the campaign. names include Elmer Kauffman Ollie Moore Joseph Lepate Jerry Maxey and Robert Smith from several unions.

Elmer Kauffman United Electrical, Radio & Machine Workers of America Ollie Moore United Steelworkers of America Joseph Lepate Amalgamated Clothing Workers Jerry Maxey Robert Smith United Auto Workers

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