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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1944

Page

3

Taft Repudiation Debate Splits Republican Working Men

A political letter urges Republican working men to oppose Senator Robert A Taft and his allied party wing. It argues Taft allies with Southern cheap-labor interests, threatens labor wages, and questions the middle class's political aims versus workers.

Republican Union National Citizens Political Action Committee Sen Robert A. Taft Taft Congress Republican Party Sen. Taft Lincoln Taft's Fords DuPonts Pews

NAM Head Defies Gov t at Thompson Products

Frederick Coolidge Crawford, vocal NAM spokesman, defies an NLRB order dissolving company unions at Thompson Products Aircraft Plants in Cleveland. An NLRB ordered new election, with about 14 000 employees involved, after a 1942 company union victory amid alleged intimidation. Crawford posted that NLRB orders have no power to enforce, needing court decree for enforcement.

Cleveland Frederick Coolidge Crawford Nati Assn NLRB Thompson Products Aircraft Products Thompson United Auto Workers (Cio Thompson Products Union UAW Crawford Clarkwood

WHKC Drops Censoring Policy in UAW Test Case

WHKC Columbus station manager Carl M. Everson reversed earlier policy under cross examination by UAW attorneys. He said union scripts would be aired as written, signaling a shift that supports the CIO charges of labor story censorship in broadcasts. References to isolationist senators may be removed, but CIO input would be permitted.

Washington WHKC Columbus Ohio United Auto Workers (Cio Federal Communications Assn UAW Mgr Carl M. Everson Nye Wheeler CIO

Typographical Union Delegates Seek AFL CIO Unity

In Grand Rapids Michigan delegates at the 87th annual Ind Typographical Union AFL convention urged peace committees of the AFL and CIO to begin immediate conferences to unite the two labor groups. The resolution stresses unity as essential to meet postwar challenges and bolster labor strength.

Granwonapids Mich AFL CIO Ind. Typographical Union

Navy Veteran Gene Seibert Training for LST Duty

Navy veteran Gene J. Seibert 3/c is at Amphibious Training Base Camp Bradford Virginia in training for duty aboard an LST. He is one of three sons of Mr and Mrs Henry Seibert of Newport Kentucky with brothers Henry in Italy and Jack in France and their father a member of Local 113-164 Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America.

Gene J. Seibert Camp Bradford Henry Seibert Wilth Street Newport, Ky Seibert Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America Henry Italy Jack France

Venereal Disease Toll Is Needless Waste Of Lives

Walter Clarke MD argues VD is a national health crisis and that syphilis and gonorrhea cripple troops and workers. He urges unions to push reforms, report cases, and support prevention, warning of deaths, stillbirths, and infant deaths unless exposure is avoided and treatment used.

the Sun Walter Clarke American Social Hygiene Association Broadway New York Association Army Navy National War Fund

War Housing Rent Relief Aids Tenants In Los Angeles

OPA Area Rent Director David Barry announced that advance payments exceeding one month's rent must be reimbursed to tenants by war housing landlords who received building priority aid. The ruling provides relief for workers facing rent gouging during wartime in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles OPA David Barry

Steel Wins Three More Elections in District 25

United Steelworkers of America reports three additional wins in District 25 with overwhelming support. Duriton Foundry Dayton workers 75 percent voted USA-CIO, first Dayton local formed two months ago. Cincinnati Engineering Co workers 95 percent backed USA-CIO as bargaining representative. Middletown Barkeley Electric Co workers also chose USA-CIO. Further elections scheduled in Hamilton Amerian Rolling Mills plant and Lima Tank Depot, with more drives under Ray Sowder in Cincinnati. Contract talks underway at Brighton Screw and Eugene Berninghaus Co. in Cincinnati following votes.

United Steelworkers of America al Whitehouse Duriton Dayton Ohio Usa-Cio Cincinnati Engineering Co Barkeley Electric Co Middletown Hamilton American Rolling Mills Co Lima Tank Depot Ray Sowder Cincinnati N.L.R.E Brighton Screw and Manufacturing Co Eugene Berninghaus Co Steelworkers Union

Small Business Urges Liberal Reconversion Plan

Stanley J. Cummings of the American Business Congress says 2,000 small businessmen favor defeating the states rights George bill and backing the Kilgore-Celler plan. He argues planned reconversion is essential for postwar prosperity and cheaper for taxpayers than a passive policy.

New York Stanley J. Cummings American Business Congress Congress House Senate Cummings

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