Inside Story Left Wing Fights CIO Policy Split Nears
The CIO News staff outlines a protracted Left versus Right clash over policy as the 1947 1948 battles unfold. Key figures include Joseph Curran Walter Reuther Mike Quill and Philip Murray with battles over Wallace Marshall Plan and board power across NMU UAW TWU CIO councils and Electrical Workers.
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CIO News
CIO
California State Cio Council
Cleveland
Public Auditorium
Chelsea Hotel
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Philip Murray
Soviet Union
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Curran
NMU
Joseph Stack
New York
Auto Cleans House
Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Wallace
Transport Workers’ Union
Mike
Greater
New York City
CIO Council
Left
TWU
Murray
Textile Workers
George Baldanzi
John Brophy
Allan S. Haywood
Los Angeles
Big Wayne County
Detroit
Donald Henderson
Food, Tobacco Union
Communist Party
Cper
Marshall
Henderson
Reuther
James B. Carey
Molotov
Vishinsky
Don Henderson
Mills Union
UAW
Electrical Workers’ Convention
Electric Refrigerators Across The Top Models Tested
Consumers Union evaluated nine across the top refrigerators with full top freezing compartments. Coldwall units embed coils in the food chamber walls, enabling uncovered foods but higher operating costs. Top performers included Frigidaire ML-77, General Electric NB8-E, Westinghouse S-749, and Sears Coldspot, with prices ranging from about 200 to 230 dollars.
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Consumers Union
General Electric
Westinghouse
Sears
Admiral
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Bill Green
CIO Steel Union
Green
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Sec
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Defense Committee of
Newcombe
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Allie Sue Nolas
New York Yankees
Reynolds
Yankees
Alden
Aldencrest
Sear
Pilgrim
Schulte
Leeds
van Heusen
Macy Associates
Penny Towncraft
Arrow
Sear’s
Manhattan