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Newspaper

The Cincinnati Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1954

Page

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ACWA Convention Heads Toward Largest Meeting in ACWA History

Truman to address Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America CIO in Atlantic City on Thursday at 10 30 p m with the topic Economic Issues Facing America Today Local and national delegates travel from Cincinnati and will represent 4 000 000 ACWA workers in the United States and Canada The convention marks forty years of ACWA in the American labor movement next week will feature highlights and ACWA history.

Harrys. Truman Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America-Cio American Labor Movement Atlantic City Truman Cincinnati Sexton Ruth Ross Mary Giovanetti ACWA United States Canada Sidney Hillman Jacob S. Potofskey Jack Kroll

Mailmen Demand Higher Pay as Political Appointees Rise

The National Federation of Post Office Clerks denounces a plan to raise salaries for political patronage positions while ordinary mailmen would gain only one cent more per hour. They urge action via the Withrow bill and contact Rep Gardner Withrow to protest the proposed reform. They warn morale declines as the Postmaster General’s plan would grant broad power to adjust or demote mail carriers.

Leo George Withrow Rep Gardner Withrow c/o House Post Office Committee Washington, D. C National Association of Manufacturers Congress

Detroit Unions Honor Labor Priest May 24 Testimonial

Detroit unions plan a CIO AFL testimonial for Rev. Raymond S. Clancy director of the Social Action Department of the Catholic Archdiocese. The dinner marks his 25th year as an ordained priest. Clancy, pastor of Sacred Heart church in Roseville, is nationally known as a labor priest for championing workers rights.

Detroit Raymond S. Clancy Social Action Department Catholic Archdiocese Father Clancy Sacred Heart Church Roseville

Woman labor leader wins again in captive audience clash

Miss Sunny Crawford, an active Cincinnati labor organizer, scored a second victory against the captive audience tactic. In February Cage Electric Co in Beech Grove Indiana faced a failed anti union drive and in April P R Mallory Co in Frankfort Indiana employees voted to join IUE CIO after a brutal anti union campaign including brainwashing sessions and threats by foremen during work hours.

Sunny Crawford Cincinnati Cage Electric Co Beech Grove, Ind P. R. Mallory Co Frankfort, Ind Iue-Cio Mallory Com U. S Mallory Management Board Iuecio Mallory Sue-Cio Tressia Duncan Mary Grace Everman Julia Money Sarah Bowsey Edna Coffman Sunny Nellie Keen Shirley Kincaid Cage Electric ICE Peggy Harland Ethel Reed Pauline Kallner

The Will of the People As Foundation of Government

The statement asserts that popular sovereignty is the sole legitimate base for any government or industry and that protecting public free expression must be the top priority. It emphasizes the primacy of the people's voice in policy and enterprise decisions.

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