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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1945

Page

2

New Labor Bill Aims to Promote Harmony Without Coercion

The measure McMahon introduces with Hayden Thomas and Tunnell seeks free collective bargaining and a mediation division in the Labor Department. If mediation fails, a presidentially named arbitration board can issue final, enforceable decisions. Boards of inquiry would publicly air the facts.

Washington Senate Brien McMahon D. Conn WLB Board of Arbitration Department of Labor

Murray Flags Lax Leadership Under Truman

The CIO denounces President Truman for not pushing the full employment bill unemployment compensation and 65 cent minimum wage as outlined in the Sept. 6 message. Murray spoke to about 1000 New York unionists urging House and Senate action and warned of a body blow to postwar recovery if the measures fail in Congress.

Washington CIO Philip Murray Truman Murray New York State House Senate Congress Democratic Party

Rew Paper Will Be Topic At Luncheon

A luncheon to launch a stock sale for Peo ples Publishing Company will be held at 12 15 p m Tuesday Oct 2 in the Gibson ballroom. Rollin Everett editor of The SUN will outline company goals and the proposed independent weekly. Jack Kroll state CIO head and Mrs Clyde P Johnson lead the incorporators offering 5000 shares at $10 each. Reservations via MA in 6959. Citizens urged to participate.

Peoples Publishing Company Gibson Ballroom Progressive Citizens Committee Clyde P. Johnson Rollin Everett the Sun Ben O. Stoner Progressive Citizens Ms. Johnson Stoner Jack Kroll State Cio

Randolph Urges FEPC to End Wartime Employment Bias

President A. Philip Randolph of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters opens a two day workshop of the National Council for a Permanent FEPC in Washington. He warns that without fair and full employment the war effort would be in vain.

Washington Philip Randolph Bro. of Sleeping Car Porters AFL Nati Council FEPC

Victory War Chest Receives CIO Backing for Campaign

The CIO pledges full support to the Victory Campaign of the War Chest from Oct 7 to 31. Labor urges volunteers to donate at least one day’s pay to aid hungry civilians abroad and support the USO until all service members return home, with payroll deductions encouraged through employers. Labor committees form across Hamilton County plants to promote the drive.

CIO Hamilton County Organized Labor

Murray urges CIO to bolster war chest and support troops

Philip Murray of the Congress of Industrial Organizations calls CIO members to continue generous giving to support Allied welfare and the war effort. He pledges solidarity with servicemen until every soldier returns home, emphasizing deeds over words.

Congress of Industrial Organizations CIO Philip Murray

War era community support and labor response urged

Call emerges for USO entertainment to aid hospitals and for Community Chest agencies to be strengthened to combat postwar social issues. Organized labor, including CIO councils, is expected to respond generously to the financial appeal addressing delinquency and other fallout of a wartime economy.

USO CIO

Grade Labeling Topic of Meeting at Hotel Gibson

Public meeting at 2 p m on October 1 in Parlor N Hotel Gibson will discuss grade labeling of canned commodities. Kenneth Cameron of Ohio State University will survey public opinion on labeling while Mrs D R Jackson notes descriptive labeling aids buying meat and produce and invites open public attendance.

Parlor N. Hotel Gibson Consumers Conference Kenneth Cameron Ohio State University D. R. Jackson

Civic duty echoed in community enterprise call

A civic appeal urges residents to embrace their responsibility in a broad community project. The message emphasizes collective effort, participation, and sustained engagement to ensure the initiative succeeds for all residents.

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