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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1948
Page
4
Rollin J Everett located at 205 East 6th Street Cincinnati Ohio 45202 Garfield 2550 listed in the directory style note.
The piece questions Thomas E. Dewey’s stance on labor policy and promises to raise wages and curb prices. It argues the Taft Hartley act would suppress unions and says Dewey favors weakening unions, urging voters to back Truman and reject Republican Congress members to avoid a 1929-like tragedy.
Ohio Democratic candidate Perkins centrists his Labor Day message to the Women's Auxiliary Local 809 in Madison. He denounces Taft Hartley as vicious and says it weakens unions while pledging to advance FEPC in the Ohio Democratic platform and to back Truman aligned legislation in the General Assembly.
President Truman denounced the Republican unity drive and challenged Dewey, pledging a program of welfare and social security expansion. He criticized the Taft-Hartley Act as not milk toast and blamed Congress for hurting schools and social security, vowing reform before the November 3 election. He labeled recent laws as backward-looking and class-biased, targeting the top of the economy.
Local 12 Brewery Workers voted to aid in distributing literature against prohibition. Local option elections will occur in 86 localities across 45 of Ohio’s 88 counties this year. Hamilton County has no election. Dehner urged support and provided materials via Este Building and Vine Street.
Local 199 Brewery Workers endorsed Morse Johnson for Congress from the First District and Earl T. Wagner for the Second District at its October meeting. Busines s agent Ray Kreutzer said the discussion focused on election issues.
The Sun filed ownership details with Rollin H. Everett as editor. Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council listed as publisher and owner at 1015 Vine Street, Cincinnati. The average issue circulation was 13 950 copies.
An employer may refuse to bargain with the union and such refusal is not automatically illegal. The article argues that illegality depends on specifics and may not be subject to strict control.
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