The SUN A Liberal Weekly Editorial Note and Board
The SUN A Liberal Weekly published by the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO lists executive board members including Ben Herman A C Dermer Max Sien William Blach Jerry Maxey Claude R Sampson Harry Brumett Hermon Dickerson Arthur Hartmann Russell Quackenbush Calvin Frech Ray Tucker Waldo Stager Earl Davis and Clarence Rau. Subscription price is $1 for six months or $2 per year.
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Ben Herman
A. C. Dermer
Max Sien
William Blach
Jerry Maxey
Claude R. Sampson
Harry Brumett
Hermon Dickerson
Arthur Hartmann
Russell Quackenbush
Calvin Frech
Ray Tucker
Waldo Stager
Earl Davis
Clarence Rau
Fascism Rides The Plains Seeks Farmer Labor Split
The Christian Front a native fascist group appeals to farmers to vote against Roosevelt fourth term claiming labor coddles and drains farmers profits. They endorse a Kansas anti labor bill while Republicans rally against labor political influence. Kansas unions mobilize voter registration urging workers to contribute one dollar for political action.
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The
Christian Front
Labor
Sidney Hillman
CIO Political Action Committee
John Etling
PAC
Town Hall, Inc
Roosevelt
Dewey
Bricker
Kansas
WLB Rules Against Using Employer Finances in Wages
The War Labor Board overruled industry dissent and held that an employer’s financial position cannot justify higher wages, saying that considering profits would defeat wage stabilization. The ruling concerns a retroactive 3 cent hourly raise for 650 United Rubber Workers at Acme Rubber Co in Trenton New Jersey, dated to Nov 1 1942.
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Washington
Nati War Labor Board
WLB
Edwin E. Witte
United Rubber Workers
Love on the Boss Time Sparks AFL Local Ruling
New York Local 6 of the Hotel and Restaurant Employes Alliance issues a ruling after a headwaiter reports a waitress seen on a waiter’s lap in a roof garden. Charlie Martin, the local business agent, weighs the matter noting love should not occur on the boss’s time.
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NEW York
Local 6
Hotel & Restaurant Employes International Alliance
AFL
Charlie Martin
Martin
Review of Wilson film sparks union reader interest
A capital theater screening of Wilson is praised as stirring history that links politics and workers’ daily bread without delivering political propaganda. The piece notes critics allied with Tory and Fascist press oppose the film, fearing viewers will see parallels to Roosevelt and the New Deal, and urges ordinary voters to compare Wilson’s fight for peace with today’s era.
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Wilson
Torest
Daily Bread
Capital
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin Roosevelt
Hollywood
Suez Canal
Tyrone Power
Eugenie
Loretta Young
Steelworkers PAC Meeting Set for Sunday
A United Steelworkers District 25 PAC conference will meet Sunday at 1 p.m. in Room 213 of the Railway Clerks Building, 1015 Vine St. Al Whitehouse will preside as union leaders discuss PAC contributions and efforts to elect Roosevelt, Truman, a progressive Congress and State Legislature. Attendance urged for about 40 locals spanning Kentucky, Cincinnati, Milford, Hamilton, Dayton, Springfield and Lima.
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United Steelworkers of America
Railway Clerks Building
Vine St
al Whitehouse
Roosevelt
Truman
Progressive Congress
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Middleton
Hamilton
Dayton
Springfield
Lima
PAC
Labor The American Romance opens at Albee Oct 12
The motion picture presents labor issues as a response to paternalism and follows immigrant Steve Dagnes who becomes a motor car maker. It depicts steel from ore to autos and airplanes, with Dagnes and his son arguing for workers dignity and lasting rights. Cincinnati labor leaders previewed the film.
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the Albee
Steve Dagnes
Danton
Dagnos
Cincinnati
Scott Will Open Campaign Sunday
Hobart Scott Democratic state representative candidate opens campaign at 2 30 p m Sunday in Room 206 Railway Clerks Building Court and Vine streets. He formerly led the Ohio Old Age Pension League and toured Ohio for the pension law and was executive secretary of Lebor's Non Partisan League in Cincinnati. Several prominent citizens will speak in his behalf and CIO endorsement noted. Public invited to attend.
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Cratic
Railway Clerks
Court and
Vine Streets
Scottt
Ohio Old Age Pension League
Ohio
Lebor
Cincinnati
Scott
CIO
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the Sun
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
Rollin H. Everett
Bell Block
Ohio Telephone
Main
Nati. Assn. of Manufacturers
Federated Picture
Capitol
Screen Office
Screen Publicists Guild
Patrice Snyder
Twentieth Century-Fox
Steelworkers
Meeling
Ers
District 25
Gibson
Philip Murray
Usa-Cnc
Clinton S. Golden
al Whitehoue
Kentucky State Cio Industrial Union
Ashland
Hobart Scott
Ooge
CIO Pac
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