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The Cincinnati Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1955

Page

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Reather to Be Here for Parley Opens at Sheraton Gibson

Delegates from IUE-CIO locals across the United States and Canada gather for an economic conference at the Sheraton Gibson starting Wednesday. The event features Walter Reuther as guest speaker with sessions through Friday and pre-conference meetings by the IUE-CIO Executive Board and various company and industry boards. President Carey will preside.

Iue-Cio Canada Sheraton Gibson Westinghouse Radio-Tv Carey CIO Uaw-Cio Walter Reuther

Labor presses multiply as unions face rising management outreach

A Wall Street Journal survey shows management runs over 8,000 house organs with 19 million copies per issue, spending about 140 million yearly. Labor leaders say the reach—80 million readers—stresses the need for stronger union papers to convey labor views nationwide.

Wall Street Journal WSJ International Council of Industrial Editors

GOP Appointees Weaken NLRB and Taft Hartley

The CIO charges Eisenhower appointees to the NLRB are weakening Taft Hartley through rulings that curb workers rights to organize and bargain. It cites narrowed federal jurisdiction, captive audiences, coerced employee questions, no strike clauses, and anti union safeguards as chief changes.

Washington CIO Eisenhower National Labor Relations Board Taft-Hartley CIO Department of Education and Research NLRB Congress Taft New York

Orchids to An Active Pair By Steve Chevalier

Sarah Huber and Edna Didday receive high praise for mobilizing IUE-CIO Local 771’s 1400 members in card and letter writing campaigns. They support pro labor legislation and oppose anti labor bills in the National Congress and State Legislature.

Organized Labor Steve Chevalier Sarah Huber Edna Didday Iue-Cio National Congress

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