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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1947
Page
8
Federated Press reports Georgia labor leaders resist supporting Talmadge or Thompson in the next gubernatorial primary. Labor questions a regimentation law and white primary bill, while Rabin frames the struggle as defense of voting rights and opposition to fascism.
The former Marine chaplain returned home to Georgia to preach at Mc Rae First Baptist and join a joint convention of white and Black ministers. He rejected segregation, urged a strong stance against hate groups, and challenged Governor Eugene Talmadge and his family over race and faith in the state.
The NLRB overturned Denham’s ruling requiring top AFL and CIO officers to sign non communist affidavits in representation cases and said it would apply to unfair labor practice cases as well. The decision split 4 to 1 with dissent by J Copeland Gray, and clarified this affidavit requirement aims to curb communist influence in labor unions.
Revered preacher Rabun considers a direct campaign after consulting with Georgia labor leaders to avoid splitting anti Tal madge support. He may run as an Independent Democrat against Tal madge in the general election, arguing Democracy in courthouse square rallies.
The Cincinnati Newspaper Guild elected Shelton Eubanks and Williams to top posts with Collis Lapine Rockwell Milli man and Rahm winning most votes for vice presidents. O'Malley beat Bovee in district races while a uniform dues scale was defeated. A key meeting is set for Oct 14 at the Hotel Gibson.
Local 674 United Auto Workers set up a loudspeaker system Monday across from the Chevrolet plant in Norwood to urge employees to register before the final day.
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