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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-06-26
NEWS and VIEWS
By ALEXANDER S. LIPSETT Can ILNS ]


usd IN ssas s Sss happen the present policies were imposed on the
Suppose America divided into with little interchange
and & f IS 1 os s pn a @ sa and dS
% % a % ad @ % s Te e are y 80 % s e
that p ss s s % ia No vsms e r
% %on e Saf sssp TnS Hou sf @ fro" some Humanitarian"
neon % our s no $ e Ee our and Po aIe moe a %
to %a % has % % Sss 1s and in oa te s s
countries drag the whole world into final chaos
sr a a1ss f se o the their @ t far @
fs ss.s s@ s% @ $ asss q IL ss $
the Hafe a @ bss I M
Of America but everywhere Congress
da 6e
p % this finds Itself a or with cIo President
nare by Dun Bradeet the Senate
what he calls the committees donothng stand prices
that Whess % latter % the ars ~gs Of afs the fact sn
@ the The 5 na at Of y cdg s the D1d s%me It.
5 an ns eoae ya
wG w ma h se@y co a 1 ao @ dna @ the n
pa mildly are pS bound b @
Though Both and Jews profess outward GOODNESS toward
partition the Holy the
1G T sf1
party political Palestine
silent on the partition issue.
Calling Partition he only solution time" the statement
said that the partition
Jewish refugees from eastern Europe would have escaped death
the lefts elements
be Intoxicated" by Russian promises.
Opposition partition mainly from extremists
dsent factions,
will solution which would
zedJ Jerusalem
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-06-26
Radio Already Suffers Hardening
Of Arteries

After years of beating off sponsors offering bales money for
prosperous they fight
They want excused the business
casting the r political views @ Tom Dick M Harry the he'll
politicians this up prohbiton against
the sas
enough
The 1894 Sa % Act declared ell that belongs the
renewal should original Application
Ii. 4 it,
feared til that the day would d a5 s
necessity" and would property right said
ss g sap as ses that o and Foreign Commerce Committee is
Section Of the White Bill would relieve the FEC job
radio service vice tn the s basis demand for the same and
woudubstiute the requirements
Ss ss
the os Sf0 @ old ash eou w s %
ss ae ae the out fat Of old II m % M 5 Fc Of Gu % sa
stations Denny st told the Committee You will be going
their licenses spite of the disclaimers Sections O
Again Section p of the White Bill would the FEC hold
| ned BY hn h
Big stations claiming interest" could tie in
at h big @ TS1a to
Section 3 would make the FEC transfer licenses qualified
oS n m % f Se nb n h M m sand @ aer
all applicants as at present
Is Ss Sa s1s sa saosss
% s1 S at The EN- s'e is 1% 1 s
the pS OF @ Hs % @ b wet a I
pys san that e f@s d p Be & R that al
NAB amounts to censorship and would destroy freedom of
ado Sf plates sts G the So@e newspapers received on
Sect Section % lS contains the free speech political
except by them or authozed rep
appear himself couldn't g on the a for po
-n e"e already fi ballot deal with one of the political
munication. e - e'"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-06-26
Legislative News From The Ohio
State Federation Of Labor
ANALYSIS OF AMENDED SUBSTITUTE HOUSE BILL 60
Van Akanl

The Anti Labor Bill House Bill No co. finally passed by the
s"d Or in Hss to gss
"nder unfar Conditions employment
refuse produce goods materials etc. that are to be used In nom
s 3 sssts
Uf e. mnroS Ss IE e S against unfair
qrbds orsanzasons from refusing
This that employers hire
b better ss and oen @ for b. the workers. to exn
ase % e g4d ss ss s not G R e 5 t o sS
which levied for the furnishing member for
It evident that the of this to create diseord
labor organization cali authorize
n assist ny ps eoneen % h a down
% conducted by remaining on the employers premises or
& we have & the W. aer e d
created effort organize particular be
ga fd M % % % n @ S their s% opsrsaa re-
The act that & an action for % M may ybr,s be # d
SHd y y @ a% b 1 Rs st hes
Again might ask what does concerted activity mean It
and used all of its functions and thus render help
solicit dor labor % s committee nb thereof
epm5 to- S % with election
cal party for public office for other par
And the people responsible placing restriction
upon the political freedom members of labor those
they trying safeguard liberty aborng people
The provides that ali labor file reports with
y State the first first Quarter of l9s the
also total number of its members and its total expe4dtures R including
Any violation this may punished by
any violation Section which labor unions or any
purposes may punished By than 100000 and
% S s a s
progress for human betterment.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-06-26
GUAGE RULE FOR LABOR PRESS

FREE SPEECH and free press primary rights They
are guaranteed in the Constitution of the United
States They may however be taken away by slick anti
Labor representatives in Congress, the courts permit
That is exactly what Senator Taft, the multi tmionare
Republican from Ohio is proposing to do He thinks he
has found way to do tand perhaps he has. Who can
tell what big corporation lawyer in the robes Of judge
will decide?
Senator Tafts scheme is clever. His bill makes it un
lawful for part of the dues paid by Union member
be used directly indirectly any way whatsoever to
aid oppose candidate for federal office He admitted
to prevent Labor publications from saying anything
of or against member of Congress- Ills bill he hopes VIII
prohibit Labor from printing the voting record
of Congressman and Senators.
All this says Taft is merely the extension of similar
prohibitions against business institutions What plous hypo
What is the difference between general daily news
paper and Labor paper Aside from the fact that the
era daily in business for profit and that it is presumed
publish all the the readers want while the Labor
merely seeks to meet operating costs and to publish
the of Labor, there is little difference.
The general daily owned by corporation. Stockhold
ers may be- and often bankers, heads of industries
vertsng It's editorial policy seldom fails to represent the
ideas of those who advertise The money which it receives
total required to the payroll. Circulation receipts
scarcely pay for the white paper and the ink
The Labor newspaper is owned by Union, or group
of Unions 1t may accept advertising to help pay the bills
Taft says Labor newspapers, however, because they
financed at least IN part from the money paid IN dues
by the members, must be gagged Unless they derive all of
their from direct sales to members the public
dates federal office Yet says Taft the general daily
not prohibited from doing because it sells It's product
though not even Tart Deeves that daily newspapers get
enough money from such sales to pay operating costs He
simply that argument provide basis upon which
Union federal Judges may decide that his bill is consti
tuona DO not underestimate Taft as an enemy he is
cleveri
Detectives always look for the motive when they begin
to unravel crime 1t s therefore, necessary to look
for Tafs motive and for the motive of other Congressman
and who voted for the BILL well that of the
National Association of Manufacturers, and Wall Street
What is the motive back of the Taftartley Bill? Let's
If Labor newspapers prohibited from telling their
members the truth about members of Congress- how are
they get the facts The they cannot The facts
published in the daily press for it is almost without
exception controlled by the advertisers, who in turn are
nearly always large employers of Labor If Labor newspap
effective, if they not potent factors in
getting the truth Union and women Taft would not
be interested in them Nor would the NAM seek to silence
them.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-06-26
BIG CLEANUP JOB TO DO

4 MEXICAN WORKING PEOPLE are not the only folks
"A who will suffer by the Taft-Hartley BILL
It's purpose is to check union organization to weaken
the workers bargaining power, and so to degrade Their
living standards 1t also strikes at their democratic ghS
and liberties in many ways.
The lowering of living standards and the infringemens
of civil rights which this bill threatens will have adverse
effects all other sections of the population whose welfare
depends mass purchasing power and whose liberties are
also endangered by undermining OF our democracy
Even the employers on whose behalf the Taft-Hartley
bill has been promoted may live to regret its enactment
The drive for this legislation has come from the big
business monoposs who control the Natl Assn of Manu-
acture rather than from the ordinary run of employers
And these bgmoney boys may find it is boomerang
Some significant warnings are given to % employers by
the Executives Labor Letter. the basis OF consultations
with experienced industrial relations directors -
1t points out that, whereas the Taftartley bill will
make it easier for to resist union organization
and to kill off weak unions there will be industrial
strife result and heightened dssension between union
lied and non-unlonzed employees.
Other results will be a tremendous increase in litigation
which ensnar thousands of employers in red tape for
years come and greatly increased government dctaon
Finally this employers service predicts that the Taft
Hartley bill will result in political action by unions greater
scale than ever before
Among those who may have most cause to regret
acment of this antiabor bill are the members of Congress
who vote for it.
Because big business so ardenty desires the TaftHart
ley BILL and has used all its enormous powers of wealth.
political influence and control press and radio to cam
pagn for it, many politicians have kidded themselves into
believing that the voice of big business the voice OF the
people
They due for rude awakening.
The millions of workers organized in unions have been
aroused by this threat never before.
The imposing demonstrations, the millions OF
names signed to petitions the huge flood of wires letters
and postcards against the bill only part of the evidence
Labor's campaign against the Iaft-liartey bill has
reached to and from the roots of America and
countless folks outside of abors ranks have also been made
of its
effects of the bill will do far the
people and every member of Congress will feel the results
at the next elections.
Congress itself has been smeared by its reactonary
majority
Not only through the Taft-IIartey bill, but through
legislation to undermine the Wagehour act to raise
and rents TO favor the rich in taxation and codde the prO
and through their failure enact any legislation
beneficial to the peopethese tories have created
a Congressional mess that must be cleaned up.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-06-26
AID FOR SAFETY PROGRAMS

T)ISING INDUSTRY INJURY rates have posed serious
- problem to labor and management Both labor and man
recognize that there dual responsibility in the
operation Of successful industrial safety The job
be done by management labor alone There must
be a mutual approach to the problem
TO aid labor and management in their effort to cooper
in safety the IT, S. Department of Labor Division of
Labor Standards has produced publication Guide to
Industrial Accident Prevention through Joint LaborAan
agement Safety Committee" Bulletin No. sc.
This bulletin describes procedures for organizing joint
labormanagemen safety committee in stepbystep meth
od An 8pont program by which such safety committee
may establish regular procedure for safety attainment is
given suggested order of procedure for meetings. and
inspection, recommendation, and accident investigation
forms round out this instructive pamphlet.
limited number of copies of this phamplet may be OBJ
tanned from the Division of Labor Standards long the
free supply lasts
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-06-26
| UNIONS BENEFITING ALL, INDUSTRY

THE IMPURTANT WORK OF a Strong labor movement was
demonstrated during the spring Labors Monthly Sur
vey of the American Federation of Labor points out
shows that with ndusrys ability to pay wages at high
level shown by figures corporation earnings, organ
lied workers have claimed their share of the income they
helped to create.
Wage bargaining has been carried on in good faith
with few exceptions; minimum of time has been lost by
strikes Wage increases averaging 10 to 15 cents an hour
have been over wide of American industry and
these increases have in general been made within the exist
ing price structure This year collective bargaining in good
faith has achieved substantial wage gains without raising
prices.
AS a result, rising buying by consumers is now ex-
pandng the market for goods Thus strong labor move
ment is sustaining production and employment and bene-
fitting all industry at time when new demand is vital to
prevent slump Unions to it that just share OF
ndustrys goes create higher living standards.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-06-26
WE WANT TO KEEP IT

TT CAN BE TRUTHFUI4LY said that the United States
of America has the best form OF deve
oped by any 1t the most productive and 1T affords
the highest living standards OF any nation.
1t widely agreed that this true largely because the
wage of America the MAN, loyal and ELL
cent Our socaed capitalists for the most part from
wage earning families. This system and it's good
system we keep On the other hand every Ota-
tartan has been allowed to develop, III the
various nations of the world has first effectively curtaed
labor organizations and shackled the rights and pvl-
its working people. That lad SYSTEM want
none of -J v Moresch general president international
Hod Carriers, Building aud Common labolers Union OF
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-06-26
SELF-DISCIPLINE VITAL

sXNE CAN'T RELAX because the traffic accident problem
is whipped" Ned H. Dearborn president of the
National Safety Council said recently in discussing traffic
accidents this year. "n fact with total travel this
ceedng the previous high year of 1941 it should be
obvious that deaths be held down only by the most
stringent elfdscpne by every motost and pedestrian
We really sitting keg of dynamite and this travel
boom could easily become death BOOM"
With mileage going up, death reductions be ac-
compshed only by steadily bringing down the mileage death
death per 100 million vehicle mles) Dearborn point
ed out.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-06-26
wORKMEN'S COMPENSATION BILL

s. b. 262Messrs Addison Angln Barton This "agreed
bill
ton This bill which of the
Federaons legislation
without dissenting vote has been signed by the Governor and
filed with the of State
The $36950 to finance the administration of the Industrial
Commissions Workmens Compensation
of the fund
Duffy legal counsel for
May urging that general
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-06-26
PEACEFUL SETTLEMENTS NOT NEWS

STRlKES MAKE THE newspaper headlines. Bad news IS
~ good for the newspaper III that 1t creates news
paper copy The thousands of peaceful negotiations which
ansped not regarded and have not been head
lined Last year the Cancellation Service OF The u = Depart
of afor settled approximately $4,000 labor disputes
In instances where the Cancellation Service invited
the negotiations before strike had occurred peaceful
settlement reached in out of 10 The that
settled peacefully did make but the 10th did,
Keen Johnson Under Secretary of Labor.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-06-26
MAIL SWAMPS CLERKS

IT YOU THINK that nobody wrote to Pres Truman about
the TaHartey BILL don't mention your ideas to hard
pressed White House mail clerks
Mail bags addressed to the President arrived at an
unprecedented rate during recent weeks
A White House spokesman estimated that 100,
and than 100000 postcards have been de-
lvered Pres Truman the middle of May. Additional
thousands has been received prior to that time.
An overwhelming proportion of the letters and cards
favored veto Of the Taft-Hartley bill.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-06-26
General Worms Agains+ MiIitorism

General Merritt A. Edison, who the
Honor during World War H. about quit fighting Marines
for the change really the of
and take chief of safety Vermont reasons he gives
81 returning civilian life because
power by the military in Washington said the general
supporting this country policy far along losing
what this country has stood for" 80
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-06-26
ANTI-LABOR BILLS KILLED

S. 302Messrs Morrison, Core This bill
public utilities the right strike Committee
Commerce and Labor The Federation
b. 269Reners. To liability interests to
the this
and labor groups alike registered firm opposition toths bill
Legislative other members
active urging defeat of this bill 1t died in the
miee
b. 255Feguson To provide for the
of labor organizations
labor
this bitterly. 1t died in Rules Committee. -
H. 4S7-Sharp. This bill to
Patrol full police in labor disputes Your Legislative Agent
opposed of H. B. 4S7 1t died judiciary Committee
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-06-26
VEACH BILL KILLED

H. j. r. 7Veach This Legislation proposed amend
constitution the
changed
favored of the question the
the Van AIKEN bill
Evening star., 1947-07-10
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7 axe Ny Word for 1t
BY Frank Colby
Readers Corner.

Wilmington: Thanks for telling
us about the Great Seal of the
United States as it appears in the
two circles on the reverse (green
side of the dollar bill Now tell us
about the small blue seal over which
Washington, d. c." is printed on
the diverse side and translate the
words "Thesaur Amer Septent Sigil.'
d. w.
Answer: On September 26, 177s,
the Continental Congress passed a
resolution to the effect that, "a
committee of three be appointed to
prepare a seal for the Treasury and
for the Navy" The small seal is the
Treasury Department seal. The
abbreviated sentence "Thesauri
Americana Septentrionis Sigillum"
means The Seal of the Treasury Of
North America
Peoria: When one plays the game
of tenpins why is one said to bowl?
e. A. B.
Answer: The bowl of bowling
comes from the French word boule,
"a ball, from the Latln DulIa, Uup-
BILE"
Beverly Hills: In the opening OF
the second act of "Pinafore," Capt.
Corcoran melodiously laments that
everything is lat SKIES or at sevens." ."
I know what it means, but why does
it mean it'll. w. H.
Answer: "At skies and sevens"
means "in disorder or confusion"
My earliest reference is "Proverbes,
by John Haywood lin the 15o0's):
"Set all at sixe and seven" Chaucer
used the expression, and so did
Shakespeare and Goldsmith. The
only explanation I have found is
this vague comment in the New
Century Dictionary: Originally
from an expression used in dicing.
Copyright 1947. the Bell Syndicate, 1nc)
Evening star., 1947-07-10
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