The Sun Published by Greater Cincinnati CIO
The Sun is issued by the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO. It is entered as second class matter June 20, 1944 at Cincinnati Ohio under the act of March 3 1979. Editor Office Rollin H Everett contact details provided.
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Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council, Cio
Cincinnati
Ohio
Postwar labor clash over wages and inflation explained
The piece argues labor seeks wage rate increases to protect take home pay as costs rise after the war. It contends higher wages sustain demand, while industry pushes for low wages and profits. Without wage gains through high production, unemployment and taxes threaten catastrophe for all sectors.
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OPA
Organized Labor
United Auto Workers
Daily Press
Public housing lowers slum costs and expands opportunity
The speaker argues obstructionism blocks progress, asserts public housing tenants do not create slums, and claims rents for unsuitable properties should be removed. Real estate holders lose excessive rents while the public gains from reduced disease, crime, and fire protection costs.
What Do You Know About Congress Part on Leadership
Irving Richter explains how Congress works including senator elections the 17th amendment and house leadership. It outlines qualifications for house and senate members the speaker of the house and majority and minority leaders along with senate leadership figures such as Alben Barkley Wallace White Taft and Vandenberg with roles and selection methods.
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Irving Richter
United Auto Workers
CIO
Congress
Senate
Sam Rayburn
Dem
Texas
House
John W. McCormack
Mass
Joseph W. Martian, Jr
Rep
United States
Roosevelt
Truman
Kenneth McKellar
Tennessee
McKellar
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Wallace H. White, Jr
Maine
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Republican Conference
Vandenberg
Taft
Law NLRB delays encourage strikes and slow union reach
The author argues that delays at the National Labor Relations Board push unions back to strike tactics to gain recognition. He cites multi month timelines from petition to election, suggests faster elections, and calls for the Board to use its powers to speed actions and reduce organizer burden.
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National Labor Relations Board
Congress
National Labor Relations Act
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