SUN Editor Office Classified Rollin Everett Guild Listing
The Sun editor office notice shows the Cincinnati Ohio postmark and listing for Garfield 2550. Executive board names include William Black Walter Grainger Elmer Kauffman Ec Hellkamp Arthur Hartmann James McLendon John Dehner James Rogers Talmadge Zipperer Hay Tucker George Grigsby Willis Wilder Wilfred Porter Isaac Bradshaw Max Sien Rollin Silver James Wigbell Hugo Klug Ray Sowder Nathaniel Jordan John Patterson. Subscription 2.00 per year.
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William Black
Walter Grainger
Elmer Kauffman
Ec Hellkamp
Arthur Hartmann
James McLendon
John Dehner
James Rogers
Talmadge Zipperer
Hay Tucker
George Grigsby
Willis Wilder
Wilfred Porter
Isaac Bradshaw
Max Sien
Rollin Silver
James Wigbell
Hugo Klug
Ray Sowder
Nathaniel Jordan
John Patterson
Public mockery of Henry Wallace denounced as undemocratic
Critics condemn the tossing of rotten tomatoes and eggs at Henry Wallace in the south as a deplorable violation of his right to be heard and a violation of a basic democratic principle.
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Henry Wallace
South
Where have you been all these years unions face southern violence
The piece condemns editors who overlook assaults on CIO union organizers in the South while castigating mild protests like eggs and tomatoes. It argues that successful multiracial unionization would raise wages and living standards, threaten southern elite power, and benefit workers nationwide.
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Telspap Rs
South
CIO
Congress
Wallace
Murray Calls For Labor Day Wakeup On Civil Rights And Prices
CIO president laments high prices and civil rights abuses in investigations. He warns Congress shifted tax relief to the wealthy, urges use of rights to sustain democracy, education, and labor power amid Cold War strains and rising third parties. He insists labor must do more to aid people.
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CIO
Russia
Europe
Progressive Party
Henry Wallace
Dixiecrats
The Law How Injunctions Are Used To Break Strikes And Unions
An article by Jack Abbott reviews how injunctions are employed to suppress labor disputes. It explains prohibitive and mandatory orders, interim and final forms, and how rapid relief can bypass full hearings. It notes Norris LaGuardia limits and Taft Hartley changes on labor injunctions.
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Norris-LaGuardia
Judicial injunctive practices during strikes and unions
Courts grant ad interim injunctions to halt strikes without hearing when irreparable harm to an employer appears, sometimes from judge’s private chambers. Final injunctions follow after hearings, yet unions often suffer prolonged disintegration as courts curb union action and relief delays.
BLS Reports Higher Productivity Across Key Industries
The Bureau of Labor Statistics finds two thirds of 32 surveyed sectors raised output per man hour from 1939 to 1947 despite wartime disruption, led by rayon with a 97 percent gain. Other large increases occurred in electric power, steam rail transport, cigars, ice cream, coal and leather. The report notes faster work, mechanization, and lower quality goods under the same label as factors.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Rayon Manufacturing
Strike Record About the Same Since Taft Hartley
The July 1948 strike record mirrors July 1947 with 335 new stoppages affecting 225,000 workers and 2.2 million man-days off. Despite Taft-Hartley, the Bureau of Labor Statistics notes only a 0.3 percent drop in total working time across U S industry.
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Taft-H
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
U. S
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