Jordan chosen to represent CIO Council at Atlantic City convention
Albert Jordan president of the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council was elected by acclamation to represent the council at the CIOs 8th annual convention in Atlantic City New Jersey starting November 18 The call was issued by CIO President Philip Murray who warned of a drift toward World War III and the drive to undermine the labor movement The convention follows an Executive Board meeting on November 13 in the same city The gathering will shape CIO policy on prices wage demands and political action after the 80th Congress Jordan affirmed by George Grigsby president of Local 214 of the Fur and Leather Workers union declined nomination Two Cincinnati locals of the United Brewery Workers recently affiliated with the CIO Local 70 Malt Diamart and Yeast and Local 12 Brewers pledged full support for the CIO program with John Dehner Local 12 reporting 100 percent backing from Brewery Workers others present included Bob Carnahan Ray Roth and Bill Brenner
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Albert Jordan
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
Council
CIO
Atlantic City
N. J
Philip Murray
United Brewery Workers
Greater Cincinnati
Bob Carnahan
Ray Roth
Bill Brenner
Raley Pledges Ohio Labor Law Reforms
Talmadge (Tom) Raley the CIO-PAC endorsed Democratic candidate for State Legislature urged enactment of an Ohio labor relations act anti injunction law and fair labor standards. He criticized courts and Republican lawmakers for lax protections and supported a state minimum wage act to raise wages above 35 cents in laundry work.
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Talmadge
Tom) Raley
Cio-Pac
Ohio
Raley
Portal to Portal Pay Talks At Powell
The Wage Committee of Local 1858 United Steelworkers and Wm. Powell Valve Co officials met this week to discuss the Supreme Court ruling on portal to portal pay. Norbert Litchfield, local president, reported the discussions follow the high court decision.
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United Steelworkers
Wm. Powell Valve Co
U. S. Supreme Court
Norbert Litchfield
Waits Predicted Victorious in November Election
Campaign manager Rev. Frank Veal asserts Ernest J. Waits will win the state legislature race. He cites record Hamilton County registration and doorbell canvassing by Black supporters over FEPC housing unemployment compensation and related welfare issues. Veal portrays Waits as a proven fighter for Black rights and performance over promises. Veal is a prominent Brown Chapel minister and liberal leader.
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Preparatory Work Time Counted for Wage and Hour Act
The article notes that time spent in preparatory work before production is time for the employer under the Wage and Hour Act. It emphasizes that management must compensate this preparatory period.
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