Sun Industrial Union Council notices 1944
The SUN published by the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO enters as second class matter June 30 1944 at Cincinnati Ohio. Editor office Rollin H Everett 15 East Eight St Cincinnati 2 Ohio Main 4813 Executive Board contains listed members. Subscription 2.00 per year.
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The
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council, Cio
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rollin H. Everett
East
Ohio Main
Mercenary Editors Slam Labor Day Editorials
A newspaper editorial row marks Labor Day as unions receive high praise while publishers defend Taft Hartley act criticisms. The piece denounces publishers labeled mercenaries for accepting railroad favors and questions the income comparison with union leaders and their schedules.
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The
Enquirer
Southern Railway
Republican Organization
Councilman Pushes Zoo Bond While Rent Proposals Await Study
City Council acts swiftly on a $1.5 million bond plan to expand monkey and lion quarters at the Zoo, while rent control measures for renters are sent to the Law Committee for study. Everett urges prioritizing human housing and night hearings to improve working people’s access.
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Cincinnati
Citizens
Law Committee
Rich
Congress
Catholic Labor Day Statement Warns Taft Hartley May Disrupt Bargaining
The 1947 Labor Day statement from the Social Action Department of the National Catholic Welfare Conference warned the Taft Hartley Act could disturb bargaining while urging labor and management to cooperate. It urged Congress to pass a housing bill, expand social security, raise the minimum wage, and simplify tax laws for fair treatment of low income families with dependents.
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Social Action Department
National Catholic Welfare Conference
George J. Behring
Paul Weisbrod
St. Peter and Paul Church
Norwood
Congress
Hartley seeks dismissal of NLRB cases over anti communism affidavits
Rep. Fred Hartley asks the Taft Hartley era NLRB to drop most pending unfair labor practice cases unless unions file affidavits denying communist influence. The move targets cases in Washington and regional offices, with processing only for unions submitting sworn non communist forms.
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Washington
Fred Hartley
R. N.J
NLRB
Hartley
AFL
CIO
Urge Council Votes Continued on Taft Campaign
Robert A. Taft faces opposition as local workers show arousal and voting against backers of his candidacy in the presidential race. Ben Herman, Finance Committee chairman, outlined campaign needs and urged locals to respond generously.
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Robert A. Taft
Raley
Ben Herman
Finance Committee
Taft-Hartley Act Disturbs Craft Based Bargaining Units
The article explains how Taft-Hartley Act regulation disrupts craft based bargaining. It notes the board’s prior policy to recognize clearly defined crafts with bargaining history or new craft units in formation. It states the board should not disturb an industrial unit that has operated satisfactorily in collective bargaining.
Taft-Hartley Act Seen Destabilizing Established Bargaining Units
The author argues the law restricts creation of new craft units against established ones, unless a majority votes against separation. The view is that this weakens strong units and splits bargaining power, undermining prior settlements and showing the act creates disputes rather than resolving them.
Everett plans local meetings to back progressive campaign
The support campaign describes Everett and other progressives amid September meetings and October personal appearances. Walter Grainger, Speakers Committee chair, says a strong turnout is planned while Jack Methard, PAC field director, notes many questionnaire respondents are willing to serve as black workers in the campaign. The aim is fall momentum and future 1948 elections.
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Everett
Walter Grainger
Jack Methard
PAC
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