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Newspaper

The Cincinnati Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1954

Page

6

NLRB under GOP control tightens union rights in rulings

The 3-2 GOP majority on the National Labor Relations Board issued decisions curtailing the right to strike and allowing employer inquiries into union activity without reprisal concerns. Critics argue these moves extend beyond congressional intent and chill employee rights across nonunionized plants.

Washington National Labor Relations Board Friends of Organized Labor GOP Ivar H. Peterson NLRB

Columbia Olds Deserves Your Patronage in Labor Support

The C I C Council urges its 35 000 Greater Cincinnati members to patronize Columbia Oldsmobile and its proprietor George Joseph for fair dealing and public spirited methods. The firm is praised for integrity friendliness and cooperation, with broad support from working people in the area.

C.I.C. Council Cincinnati Columbia Oldsmobile Firm Geoorge Joseph Columbia Oldsmobile George Joseph

A Vital Message to Ministers The Church and the CIO Together

The CIO presents an economic yet moral case to ministers, urging cooperation with churches to guide union leadership and democracy. It invites clergy to judge the CIO by firsthand experience, proposing joint effort to educate workers and promote a more abundant spiritual and civic life.

Church CIO The United States Organized Labor

Bickford Tool Co Picnic At Coney Island Free Day

Local 1895 USA CIO Bickford Tool Co employees enjoyed a free day at Coney Island with Moonlite Gardens dancing swimming and rides. The group paid everyone for the day and raised funds for Orvis Webb meanwhile O E Schauer and Pag Becks received praise for organizing the event.

USA CIO Bickford Coney Picnic The Bickford Tool Co Coney Moonlite Gardens

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Congress Columbia Olds Sycamore Street Christ Jack Hazelip O. E. Schauer Orvis Webb O. E Pag Becks Pac Buck
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