Cincinnati Post Office notices and executive board list
Published weekly with second class matter status noted for June 30, 1944. Garfield 2550 616 Keith Building lists subscription rates at $2.00 per year and an executive board of many named members from Ed Hellkamp to Archie Tewart.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Ed Hellkamp
Ed McDonald
Steve Chevalier
Ernestine Locknane
James Grace
Harold R. Zimmerman
Joseph Scherra
James Pearson
George Jent
Walter T. Grainger
Marco Meccia
Oleta Durham
John Dehner
Henry Kraemer
William Black
al Jordan
Chester Mason
Herman Rau
Clarence Heitzman
Jesse Schmides
Fred Sommerfeld
Eddie Eilers
Charlie Miller
Bill Martin
Archie Tewart
Willie Snow
A Joke Story From A Kirwan Rally
Congressman Michael J. Kirwan tells a joke at a Youngstown rally about Catholic sisters, an Irishman reacting to nuns, and a daughter naming a pet cat Truman to honor Independence. The anecdote ends with a light quip about independence.
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Michael J. Kirwan
Youngstown
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
James Roosevelt
Calif
Anna Eleanor
Truman
Rep
Roosevelt
Whitehouse Addresses Telephone Workers
Howard E. Deters reports that Local 4400, CWA CIO, and Whitehouse addressed issues impacting telephone workers. The article outlines union demands, management responses, and potential bargaining actions. Details focus on labor relations and worker conditions within the telephone industry.
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Cwa-Cio
Whitehouse
Howard E. Deters
Local 4400 Mass Meeting Credits Unity Amid Strike Stand
Local 4400 reports a large turnout at a Friday April 29 gathering at the Fenwick Club with guest speaker Al Whitehouse District 25 Director of the USA CIO. He urged unity to defeat management and protect contract gains and defense fund support continues.
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4400
Fenwick Club
al Whitehouse
Usacio
Mr. Whitehouse
Southron Bell
Whitehouse
Lehman Pushes Minimum Wage Bill To Expand Coverage
Senator Herbert H. Lehman testified before the Senate Labor Committee subcommittee in support of S 662 to amend the Fair Labor Standards Act. He rebuked opposition as the same arguments heard in 1938 and urged raising the minimum wage to 1.25 dollars an hour to cover about five million more workers.
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Herbert H. Lehmen
N.Y
Douglas
Senate Labor Commmittee
Lehman
America
Time for Action on Minimum Wage Campaign
Opening Field Action Request urges CIO unions to intensify efforts until the final vote. Legislative Director Robert Oliver implores members to contact Senators and Congressmen now. Ad backed by CIO noted as favorably reported by Senate Interior Committee as House bill moves to Senate. The measure would amend the Clayton Anti trust Act to allow government lawsuits for damages, expanding beyond criminal penalties and injunctions.
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CIO
Robert Oliver
Senate Interior Committee
House
Senate
NAM Urges Repeal Of Minimum Pay Law
The National Association of Manufacturers testified against minimum wage laws at a Douglas sub committee hearing. Thomas O. Moore of Hanes Knitting Co admitted support for repealing the Fair Labor Standards Act, signaling a shift away from administration wage proposals.
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Douglas
National Association of Manufacturers
Paul Douglas
Thomas O. Moore
Hanes Knitting Co
South Carolina
Organization of America
Bills Advance in Congress Amid Committee Action
Congress moved several bills toward enactment. The House Armed Services Committee reported out the Administration's reserve program bill with compulsory features intact. The House Rules Committee granted a rule on the Hawaii Alaska statehood bill after weeks of delay. The Fryingpan Arkansas project and other measures were noted in the session briefs.
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Congress
House Armed Services Committee
House Rules Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Cincinnati Sun
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
Garfield
Keith Bldg
Local 4400
Heart Association
Heart Aims Hotel
Dr. S. Pollack
Hotel Cincinnatian
Vine St
Guy Lombardo
WSAI
School For Talent
Wcpo-Tv
Safety Television Service
Montgomery RD
Steel Workers
Cancer Crusade
Main St
Frank Nolan
Nolan
Eddie Ramp
Elberta
NAM
Willard
Willard Autex
G.O.X
Harrison
Tire & Rubber
N. E. Cor
Court and
Race
Cincinnati, Ohio
Ice Schoenling Brewing Company
Ohle
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