Steelworkers protest Taft at Cincinnati conference
William H. Black opens a two day CIO conference at the Hotel Gibson condemning Robert Taft as unfit to represent Ohio in the Senate. Speakers include David J. McDonald, Robert J. Davidson, Meyer Bernstein, and others outlining wartime Europe conditions and 1948 election mobilization. The gathering features Rev. Gerson Engelmann and Father Flanagan among attendees.
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William H. Black
Greater Cincinnati
CIO Industrial Union Council
Gibson
Robert Taft
Ohio
U.S. Senate
United Steelworkers International
David J. McDonald
Europe
CIO
World Federation of Trade Unions
McDonald
Robert J. Davidson
Meyer Bernstein
Veterans Affairs Committee
William Lavelle
Ohio Cio Council
Father Flanagan
Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary
Morse Johnson
Cincinnati
American Veterans Committee
Gerson Engelmann
British student digs coal mines to study pit life
Jeanie Wilson a 19 year old British school teacher spent a week underground to study working conditions in coal mines. She plans to write a report detailing life in the pits based on her observations.
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Jeanie Wilson
Federated Pictures
UC Is Asset To Cincinnati
Morris Edwards chairs the Citizens Committee for the University stating the University of Cincinnati benefits every resident of the Greater Cincinnati area. He cites the university’s advertising value and 75 years of affordable local attendance for young people, noting many could not otherwise afford college.
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Greater Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Morris Edwards
Citizens Committee For the University
Queen City
Edwards
Cincinnati
U.C
Public Gets Milked By Dairy Co's
New York report alleges Borden and Sheffield raised Grade A milk prices to 22 cents a quart, 50 percent above OPA levels, after a new Teamsters contract. It claims 13,000 workers gain about $8.50 weekly, while the extra price raises company profits by about $418,850 weekly over two months.
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New York
Borden
Sheffield
Ind. Bro. of Teamsters
AFL
Local 1895 at district conference and banquet
About 37 Local 1895 members attended the United Steelworkers district conference and banquet with three management representatives. The group praised the speakers and questioned Senator Taft's rejection of Mr Pressman's debate offer. They urge Taft to accept soon.
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United Steelworkers District
Taft
Mr. Pressman
Pressman
Sor Management
George Gradolf
the Bickford Co
Roy. Reichert
Dick Roberts
Mariemont Hall
Meets at Its New Home with City Councilman Talk
Our regular monthly meeting was held on Oct at the Brotherhood Building third floor. Rollin H Everett addressed us clearly and we pledge support for him as our top City Council candidate on November 4. For illegally employing 942 minors, 141 contractors paid 232,890 in fines under the public contracts act.
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The
Brotherhood Bldg
Rollin H. Everett
Corporate profits surge in 1947 vs 1939 half-year
Corporate profits after taxes for the first half of 1947 rose 248 percent over the same period in 1939. Farm prices advanced 11 percent in the past year, while prices farmers paid for their commodities rose 16 percent.
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Denham
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al Whitehouse
Kroll
National Pac
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Rubel’s
Heidelberg
Mors Edwarts
Charman
Dairy Co’s
Bickford Well Represented
By Jack McCarthy
USA
George de Maris
Dept. 6
George
Local 1895
Cincinna
Rollin Everett
Council
Richard Lang
Aufdemkampe
Freeman Avenue
Ray’s Upholstering CO
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the Club Flaming
Greater
Hemlock
York Street
Newport, KY
Gabardine
Citizens Committee For A Better Zoo
Gerritt J. Fredriks
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