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Newspaper

The Cincinnati Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1955

Page

6

New Brewery Union Swears In International Officers and Board

International Union of United Brewery Flour Cereal Soft Drink and Distillery Workers CIO swears in its new two year terms at the international headquarters. Back row includes William J. Lawler Allentown Glen Cyphery Windsor B M Watts Houston Joseph Doerflein Buffalo Thomas Rusch Karl F Feller and Joseph E Brady. Front row shows J R Humphrey Vancouver Robert R Person Golden Thomas E Owens Boston Clifford Schneider St Louis Jack Heil and Arthur P Gildea. International counsel James C Para appears in the notice.

International Union of United Brewery CIO William J. Lawler Allentown Glen Cyphery Windsor Ont B. M. Watts Houston Tex Joseph Doerflein Buffalo N.Y Cincinnati Thomas Rusch Karl F. Feller Joseph E. Brady J. R. Humphrey Vancouver B.C Robert R. Person Golden Colo Thomas E. Owens Boston Clifford Schneider St. Louis Jack Heil Cleveland Arthur P. Gildea

Labor Leaders Liked Big Business Winces

Ed Hellkamp notes a poll by Opinion Research Corp showing 59 percent favor government leaders, 18 percent union leaders, and 7 percent business leaders for protecting individual freedom. For improving living standards, 47 percent favor union leaders while 18 percent favor government and 18 percent favor business leaders. The Chamber of Commerce criticizes these results, while highlighting positive traits for business leaders in other poll questions. The piece argues labor leaders have advanced civil rights, educational freedom, and wage gains, often at labor’s own expense, contrasting with business leadership.

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