Guild Aims Public Relations Aid for Unions
A three state union press conference launches a program to deploy Newspaper Guild members to aid CIO public relations and political action efforts. Allan Swim urges teaching unionists how to present labor relations, stressing objectivity and broader union benefits.
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Guild
CIO
Allan
Pete) Swim
National Cio News
Pennsyl
Vania
Ohio
Indiana
Swim
Record Registration in Hamilton County Forecast for 350000 voters
Voters flock to the Board of Elections at 622 Sycamore Street to register as experts forecast turnout rising from 338000 in 1946 to between 350000 and 375000 by closing on October 4. The drive aims for broad participation before Election Day November 2 with a door to door leaflet plan by the Political Action Committee.
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Hamilton County
Board of Elections
Sycamore Street
Political Action Committee
Hamilton
First Woman Heads Cincinnati Newspaper Guild
Mrs. Eleanor Bell, music critic for the Post and former vice president of Local 9, will serve out Edward Mitchell’s term as guild president. The move marks the first female leadership in Cincinnati’s guild history as a signal for a new union-busting drive. A PAC-oriented plan is urged with a committee led by William Davy of Cleveland and including Al Zack and Everett to draft recommendations for the District Council. Irwin Bauer, president of the P-O-I Council, presided.
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Eleanor Bell
the Post
Cincinnati Newspaper Guild
American Newspaper Guild
CIO
Edward Mitchell
Cincinnati
Guild
William Davy
Cleveland
al Zack
Ohio Cio
Everett
Irwin Bauer
P-O-I Council
Johnson Tepe Will Address Norwood Meeting
Mayor Edward Tepe and Morse Johnson will be guests at the United Labor Civic Committee of Norwood September meeting at 8 p.m. Friday Sept 24. The Junior Order Hall on Weyer Avenue hosts the event with CIO AFL and independent union members and Norwood residents invited.
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Edward Tepe
Morse Johnson
United Labor Civic Committee of
Norwood
Junior Order
Weyer Avenue
CIO
AFL
Inside Story: Labor Man backs anti labor measure head
The Republican labor campaign chair Barak Mattingly, a St. Louis lawyer, draws praise from Brownell but shock from the CIO Council which recalls his role in Missouri’s anti labor King Thompson bill. Critics fear his ties to Thompson and Dewey signal a broader national labor policy pattern. The piece notes Arizona voting rights for Indians, and Missouri and Michigan labor-law changes.
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Republicians
Barak Mattingly
GOP
Herbert Brownell Jr
Dewey
St. Louis
Brownell
St. Louis Cio Council
Mattingly
St. Louis Cio Group
Missouri
Thompson Bill
Thompson
Bill
St. Louis Cio
New York
CIO Council Sets Two Key PAC Meetings in Cincinnati
The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council urges CIO block workers to join two upcoming PAC sessions. Executive and Political Action Committees meet Monday Sept 20 at Robert J. Davidson’s office. a block workers meeting follows Wednesday Sept 29 at the Railway Clerks Building. PAC director Jack Methard aims for 400000 Hamilton County registered voters. Ber Herman also spoke on efforts.
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Jack Kroll
National Cio-Pac
Greater Cincinnati
Council
Robert J. Davidson
CIO
Keith Building
Railway Clerks
Court and
Vine Streets
Jack Methard
PAC
Hamilton County
Methard
Ber Herman
Time to Fight Dewey Propaganda and Labor Threats
An editorial argues against the idea that victory is in the bag for Thomas Dewey. It warns that registration drives could mobilize a strong protest vote against the 80th Congress, urging workers to vote for representatives of the people. It notes a labor adviser appointment for the Dewey campaign and questions the election outlook.
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Thomas Dewey
Cincinnati
St. Louis
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the Sun
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Tepe
CIO News
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Supreme Court
Little Taft H Law
Michigan
Stassen
Harold Stassen
Detroit
CIO Council
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