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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1949
Page
3
The piece argues time studies press workers to fatigue and shift burdens along the line. It compares unfair efficiency drives to a slot machine, urging unions to insist on union labels and proper labor protections. It urges voters to register by October 10 and vote to back labor allies in local elections.
The Cincinnati Newspaper Guild plans a mail ballot this weekend on reducing per capita payments set at $1.40 by the national convention. If funds reach $100,000 the rate drops to $1.10 with 15 cents for the defense fund. the local argues cutbacks prevent paid officers and weaken a national political machine.
The piece asserts broad steelworker backing for a major strike, claims unions negotiated in good faith, and suspects steel firms seek confrontation. It discusses media bias, urges reliance on labor press, and ends with idiosyncratic notes about individuals and odd anecdotes.
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