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Newspaper

The Cincinnati Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1954

Page

4

Sam Becker's Century of Union, Sport, and Business Pride

Cincinnati businessman Sam Becker founder of Becker Clothing Co marks 50 years in business. A lifelong union supporter and boxing promoter, Becker cites fair wages and worker relations as key to growth. He lists boxing prominence, civic generosity, and a White House connection with Pearl Becker as notable life chapters.

Sam Becker Becker Clothing Co CIO Sun Cincinnati Becker Seventh & Sycamore Streets High Point N. C Columbus U.S.A Ohio Battling Nelson Joe Gans Goldfield Nev Fdr Mr. Roosevelt Jim Farley Mr. Becker Jimmy Roosevelt Alben W. Barkley Jack Dempsey Ezzard Charles A. B. Chandler Joe Louis Jimmy Walker Benny Leonard Benny Maxim Lesnevich Pearl Becker White House

AMA Study Reprint on AMA Power and Policy

CIO reprints a May 1954 Yale Law Journal study examining how powerful the American Medical Association is and how it influences doctors and government. The 84 page analysis is available from the CIO Department of Education and Research for $1.00 a copy, or 85 cents each for ten or more.

American Medical Association AMA Association Yale Law Journal CIO Department of Education and Research

White collar wages lag factory pay as unions grow

Local 4351 notes 1952 figures show factory workers earning 2.61 dollars more per week than white collar workers. A 1929 study found office workers earned 7.64 dollars more than factory staff, but the trend favors unionized mills. Harvard economist Sumner Slichter criticizes early Ike policies and urges higher wages for workers and stronger organization. The Bell System is urged to heed the warning for industry prosperity.

Business Week Voice of Industry Harvard Sumner Slichter Slichter Ike Bell System

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