Cincinnati Sun Editor Office Contact
The Cincinnati Sun lists editor office contact details with address 205 E 6th St Cincinnati Ohio and telephone Garfield 2550 for inquiries and notices.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1949
Page
4
The Cincinnati Sun lists editor office contact details with address 205 E 6th St Cincinnati Ohio and telephone Garfield 2550 for inquiries and notices.
The piece urges unions to confront shortcomings, organize unrepresented workers, and recruit young leadership. It warns against complacency, questions efforts to expand public support, and stresses the need to advance or perish amid growing opposition.
An editorial argues that PAC funding yielded real benefits in Ohio after the Legislature’s session. It highlights increased unemployment benefits, extended payment periods, higher workmen’s compensation, bigger death and burial allowances, and new public housing enabling federal projects, framing them as a strong return on investment to defeat Taft.
Workers fear unemployment illness and old age while unions seek health welfare and pension protections. From early mutual aid societies to wartime fringe benefits, coverage expanded to about four million. corporations resist while social security remains inadequate. Adequate pensions require forcing corporations to disgorge profits to support retired workers.
The Cincinnati Joint Board's 35 year struggle mirrors workers' battles nationwide. Under Jack Kroll since 1925, management and administrative leadership have helped Amalgamated grow into a major Cincinnati union. the clothing market is now organized 100 percent.
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