Telephone Address The Cincinnati SUN
The Cincinnati SUN official weekly publication of the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO lists its executive board and subscription details. Names include Walter T Grainger Joe White Steve Chevalier Ernestine Locknane Joseph Scherra Ed McDonald and others.
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Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
CIO
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Ohio
Garfield
Keith Bidg
Walter T. Grainger
Joe White
Steve Chevalier
Ernestine Locknane
Joseph Scherra
Ed McDonald
John Dehner
William Black
al Jordan
Marco Meccia
C. W. Kemper
Oleta Durham
Ruth Bowman
Fred Sommerfield
Eddie Eilers
Harry Weber
Virginia Frankhouse
Clarence Heitzman
Bill Martin
Archie Tewart
Harold Braun
Henry Kraemer
Charlie Miller
Joe Jackson
Herman Rau
Harold R. Zimmerman
Nate Jordan
Power tussle marks Ohio Republican senatorial fight
The clash centers on George Bender guiding the party machine in Ohio with backing from Republic Steel’s Charles White and M. A. Hanna figures. William Saxbe from Mechanicsburg challenges Bender, accusing him of old style ward politics as industrial magnates pressure Saxbe to quit. Saxbe resists, highlighting the influence of corporate leaders over the GOP.
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U. S
George Bender
Cuyahoga County
Bender
Mechanicsburg
William Saxbe
Ohio House
Turk
Cleveland
Republican State Finance Committee
Charles White
Republic Steel
L. R. Ireland
Arthur J. Genholt
Charles Whites
Irelands
Genholts
M. A. Hanna
Republican
Wall Street Journal reports anxiety boosts productivity in 11 cities
The Journal surveys 11 cities finding employers say layoffs fear raises output and reduces overtime. Allan H. Sheahen of Thompson Products notes on one line same workers produce 10 percent more than a year ago. The piece asks if fear drives speedups and whether gains go to profits or wages and prices.
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Wall Street Journal
Allan H. Sheahen
Cleveland
Thompson Products
Justice Sometimes Will Out In Archbold Unemployment Case
The case at Archbold concerns a worker denied unemployment benefits for not actively seeking work, with the referee doubting her efforts. The claimant had limited weekly employer contacts, aiming to meet eligibility rather than secure immediate employment. The matter advanced to the Common...
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Archbold
Ohio
Court overturns referee in Archbold unemployment case
Fulton County judge reverses a referee ruling noting Archbold is small and seasonal with limited year round work. The unemployed claimant faced lengthy cross examination and lawyer costs, prompting questions about fair treatment under unemployment pay rules. NRLF director credits Moses as a labor leader and cites his brick making and Exodus protests.
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Fulton County
van Buren
Archbold
Ohio
The Worm Must Turn in Ohio Utility Worker Tale
A severely injured C S O Utility Worker in northeastern Ohio survives on 32.20 weekly workers compensation. His five children and family rely on coworkers who pool 140 to 150 monthly, and even fund a new washing machine. The piece questions why state benefits are so low and urges legislators to act.
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C.S.O
Ohio
Car Pool Payments Upheld in Labor Election
The National Labor Relations Board ruled unanimously that payments to 15 car pool drivers to cover gas and oil during a vote transport did not invalidate the CIO Textile Workers Union election at Federal Silk Mills in Williamsport Maryland. Plant owner David Goetz had urged setting aside the election, arguing the payments aimed to influence votes. The board found the union representative stated the intent was simply to ensure voting occurred, not to affect how individuals voted.
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Williamsport
LPA
National Labor Relations Board
CIO Textile Workers Union
David Goetz
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