Smear on Labor Register Effort Falls Flat in Cincinnati
A Times-Star smear accusing unions of pushing illegal registration for a 17 year old failed to prove union pressure. The Post and Enquirer reported there was no evidence of illegal activity and noted the youth could not work in breweries until 21. Hamilton County Courthouse politics noted.
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The
Times-Star
PAC
Brewery Workers Union
Post
Rollin H. Everett
George Eyrich
GOP
Board of Elections
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Everett
Eyrichig
the Enquirer
Record Council Vote Seen To Warn Reactionaries
Local CIO leaders met to back reelection of Councilman Rollin H. Everett and boost a big turnout in Cincinnati’s municipal race. They urged a large vote to support Everett and to pressure reform of city government ahead of the Oct. 6 registration deadline.
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Rollin H. Everett
Cincinnati
CIO
William Black
Greater Cincinnati
Davidson
Everett
Tom Raley
Taft and others blamed as inflation rises spark hearings
The Joint Congressional Economic Committee plans mid September hearings on the high cost of living but is unlikely to fully probe inflation. Critics say Taft Wherry and leading members blocked price controls, protected big business profits, and ignored worker costs. The piece argues the panel will whitewash itself and avoid naming real monopolies behind price spikes.
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Cincinnati
Robert A. Taft
Federated Press
Joint
Congressional Economic Committee
Sen
Taft
Wherry
Congressional Committee
New York Stock Exchange
C. F. Hughes
New York Sunday Times
CIO Council Backs PR Vote Opposes Abolishing City Elections
The Greater Cincinnati CIO Industrial Union Council adopted a unanimous resolution urging Cincinnati citizens to vote No on the proposal to abolish Proportional Representation in city elections. The measure, backed by six Republican councilmen and Mayor Carl Rich, would replace PR with a top nine vote getter system.
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Greater Cincinnati Cio Industrial Union Council
Citizens of
Cincinnati
Republican
Carl Rich
Four Weeks Left to Register at Board of Elections
Registration closes Oct. 6 at the Board of Elections located at 622 Sycamore Street. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and until noon on Saturdays.
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Board of Elections
Sycamore Street
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Robert J. Davidson
OIL Producing & Refining
Will Taft
Economist
Iron and Steel Industry
CIO Council
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