Labor Papers Cheis Sponsor Industrial Division Luncheon
The first Industrial Division report luncheon for the 1949 Community Chest campaign will be held at 12:15 Friday Oct 22 in the Crystal Ballroom Hotel Linton. SUN editor Rollin Everett and Chronicle president Jack Hurst will speak at the table with CIO and AFL labor leaders present. Joel M Bowlby Eagle-Picker Co will address the gathering. The event is one of six luncheons for progress reports with outside hosts to cover expenses.
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Airmad
Trumsen
Cincinnati
George Harrison
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
AFL
Ray Tucker
United Electrical Workers, Cio
Jack Ifethard
Hamilton County Cio-Pac
Phil Ziegler
William Black
Greater Cincinnati
CIO Council
Ed Hellkamp
United Auto Workers, Cio
Jack Hurst
AFL Central Labor Council
Rollin Everett
the Sun
President Truman
Robert Davidson
CIO
Jack Kroll
National Cio-Pac
Arthur Hartmann
Cincinnati Joint Board
Amalgamated Clothing Workers, Cio
Fred Rasser
Culinary Trades
Bob Roulston
Ben Herman
Joe Dolan
AFL Chronicle
Community Chest
The
SUN
the Chronicle
Hotel Linton
Central Labor Council
Chronicle
Joel M. Bowlby
Eagle-Picker Company
Campaign For Progress
Kroll Sees Ohio Victory From Large Registration Drive
CIO PAC Director Jack Kroll cites hard work by labor as registration drives lift Ohio to 7.91 million population in 1948 from 6.91 million in 1940. Ohio counties show record registrants including Cuyahoga 652000 Cincinnati area 369000 and Lucas 172000 as Truman Barkley ticket gains momentum.
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Kroll
Ohio
Macatee
Truman-Barkley
CIO Political Action Committee
Jack Kroll
Dewey
Buckeye
Roosevelt
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Lucas
Toledo
Truman Attacks Effort to Weaken Unions
President Truman condemned actions by the 80th Congress and Senator Taft aimed at weakening labor unions. He spoke to a breakfast crowd in Ohio, received a warm reception at the Hall of Mirrors, and held a meeting with local labor leaders amid a heavy campaigning schedule.
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Robert A. Taft
Harry S. Truman
Bren “Waltr—tanentsomet
Hall of Mirrors
Netherand
Ohio
Hartley Signals GOP Plans To Target Unions Post-Election
Rep. Fred Hartley, co author of the Taft Hartley Act, says Republicans would not push labor legislation until after the 1948 presidential contest. He notes leaders halted bills to avoid union objections, while Dewey pledges wage increases and housing fixes to win worker support.
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New York
Fred Hartley
The
New York Times
Washington
Hartley
Times
Thomas E. Dewey
NYC Voter Registration Debate Shapes CIO Outlook
The CIO News notes New York City registration lags well behind 1944 and 1940, challenging Gallup's low-turnout forecast. It highlights higher registration gains in states like West Virginia and California, with Worcester and Boston showing upticks, while overall primary participation remains uncertain.
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New York City
Shmoos
al Capp
L'il Abner
George Gallup
New York
Gallup
CIO
West Virginia
California
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Texas
Washington
Massachusetts
Boston
Worcester
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