Fiscal Balance Wheel Urged for Full Employment
The CIO Department of Education and Research urges a balance wheel of government spending and tax programs to sustain full employment and growth. It forecasts 1954 spending near 385 billion dollars versus 375 billion in 1953, with a potential 30 billion shortfall and 4.5 million fewer jobs, unless tax cuts and spending rise by 10 to 12 billion are enacted promptly.
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Washington
LPA
CIO Department of Education and Research
America
Congress
Little Good Found in Ike's Economics
CIO critic Emil Rieve denounces President Eisenhower's economic message as inadequate for jobless Americans. He argues the plan prioritizes business relief over direct employment actions and faults the report for ignoring concrete employment and income targets. Rieve also urges an immediate raise of the 75 cent minimum wage.
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Washington
LPA
Eisenhower
CIO
Emil Rieve
CIO Economic Policy Committee
Andy Mellon
Rieve
Labay Mitchell
Increase Is Urged in Pay of Soldiers
UAW-CIO calls for legislation to raise military pay citing a Congressional committee report on pay inequities. Emil Mazey notes a pending bill to boost Congressional and other high government salaries by 50 percent or more.
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Detroit
Uaw-Cio
Emil Mazey
Union
Veterans Department
Mazey
Congress
Congressional
Washington
Spa
CIO
Senate Judiciary Committee
Reuther Challenges Unemployment Figures as Misleading
Walter Reuther, CIO and United Auto Workers president, charges U.S. unemployment data distort the reality of 3.6 million jobless versus 2.3 million. He cites Detroit's 107 000 unemployed and claims 7500 Packard workers plus 200 Briggs workers were misclassified, urging honest, accurate reporting. He also criticizes a planned national conference on unemployment as giving the wrong perspective.
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Detroit
LPA
U.S. Census Bureau
Walter Reuther
CIO
United Auto Work
Reuther
Washington
Packard
Briggs
Eisemhowee
Sal
CIO Presi
RisenBower
Pat Clark wins two week California audition trip
Emporia Kansas contestant Pat Clark won a two week trip to California for radio and TV auditions and a possible screen test. The prize was sponsored by the local Communications Workers union and she performed first in a talent contest among CIO members across Kansas.
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Emporia, Kans
Pat Clark
California
Communications Workers
Amog Cio
Kansas
Tax cuts favor few, ignore many, CIO warns
CIO letter to House and Senate members argues proposed tax reforms mainly benefit 335000 affluent families who own most stock. They would gain about 2.75 of the 3 billion annual saving while unemployment rises. Reuther aide Robert Oliver cites double taxation of dividends and depreciation relief as major benefits for a select group.
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Washington
LPA
U.S
House
Ways and Means Committee
CIO
Senate
Robert Oliver
Reuther
CIO Legislative Committee
Oliver
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