Truman and Morse Johnson win in Hamilton County election
Editorial endorses President Truman over the Republican ticket citing clear plans on housing prices labor and social security. It urges voters in Hamilton County to back Truman Morse Johnson for First District Earl Wagner for Second District and a Democratic Legislature.
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Harry S. Truman
Truman
National Association of Manufacturers
Hamilton County
Morse Johnson
Earl T. Wagner
Congress
CIO PAC Energizes Campaign With Doorbells And Pamphlets
The CIOs PAC boosts 1948 efforts with widespread door knocking and pamphlets, aiding liberal candidates across Congressional districts. Henry Wallace's Third Party falters, polls diverge, and internal factions threaten unity as the campaign shifts. PAC head Jack Kroll frames GOP history with Roosevelt and Lincoln references amid anti-labor bills in Massachusetts.
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PAC
Cio-Pac
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Jack Kroll
Republicans
Truman
Akron
Kroll
Teddy Roosevelt
Abe Lincoln
Return To Roosevelt Ideals, Truman Says
The piece quotes President Truman advocating a return to Roosevelt era policies and unity under a Democratic ticket. It notes support from Bay State unions and mentions labor causes, social programs, and public education campaigns tied to economic education and collective bargaining.
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Roosevelt
Truman
Advertising Council
CBS To Carry Murray Speech On Coast To Coast Hookup
CIO President Philip Murray will discuss the 1948 political situation on a nationwide CBS campaign broadcast October 25. The talk will be carried in Cincinnati by WKRC at 7 15 p m. Local labor actions include union shop votes and NLRB rulings on representation and contracts at several plants, with implications for future bargaining authority and dues handling.
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Washington
CIO
Philip Murray
CBS
Political Action Committee
Murray
Cincinnati
WKRC
Law Union Shop Election Ruling and Taft-Hartley Compliance
The NLRB may permit union shop elections if the local union is not in compliance but the parent union complies with Taft-Hartley Act. The contract language indicates execution on behalf of Local 153 by the United Shoe Workers of America, a key factor in the ruling.
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International Union
NLRB
The
United Steelworkers of America
CSO
Dortch Stove Works, Inc
Franklin, Tenn
Stove Mounters Intl. Union
AFL
United Shoe Workers of Amer
Labor contract history with Godman Shoe Co and Local 153
The document recounts an initial 1941 agreement between Godman Shoe Co with plants in Logan and Columbus Ohio and Local 153 USWA CIO. It notes that similar contracts were executed in 1946 and 1947.
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Logan
Columbus
Ohio
Local 153
USWA
CIO
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