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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-06-09

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-06-09
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
By ]. c.
By ]. c.

Youngstown. O.. une 9--Last
Sunday, June 5. Detroit visited
Youngstown for our first game
.Of the season. 1t was very er-
citing game with Youngstown
topping Detroit bv ascore OF !
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-06-09
To LORAIN,

The gates viii be open vide
next Sunday when Lorain will be
here to play our first home game.
The game will start at p. M.
and will be played at the Brooklyn
ball field, If you were not there
last year, the field is located on
Memphis Rd. back of the Breek-
lyn Fire Department. To the
Lorain gang if you will meet at
the SaChSenheim someone will be
there to direct you out to the ball
field.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-06-09

Questions will he found on page

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9. Three.
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south, 1t blows the bait ii the lsh's
mouth"
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Asia, in population and square
miles. is gy far the largest of the
continents.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-06-09

Unrest is pretty much every
- where on the Hill. Members
want to know what the plans are
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-06-09
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-01-20
Taft-HurtleY Repeal Package Or Two?

The AFL Legislative Committee has asked that the
IafHartey Act be repealed and the Wagner Act restored
Then and only then amendments acceptable to management
and labor should be passed This is the 1.-TWO package
proach.
The AFL reasoning: First, the Taft-Hartley Act is
such confused hash that amendments would be futile The
ALL wants restoration of the preTafHarey Act status
quickly while Congress is in the mood The Wagner Act is
sound base for amendments the TaftHartey Act is
not Second the AFL wants test vote repeal to demon
srate clearly who true friends final vote
compromise bill amending the TaftHarey Act might prove
meaningless friends would vote for it the best
possible and enemies would vote for the worst
possible Note The President and the Democratic majority
the Hill committed to outright repeal by the party
platform pledges.)
The newspapers are (wishfuly) reporting that the
TaftHartey Act will be repealed and act passed all
at time the Zone package approach. Here is where
the strategy becomes complicated Many of friends and
of enemies favor the One package but for diff
feren The Taftdomnaed reactonares feel that
the Zone package will prolong debate and will amount to
weakly amending the Taft-Hartley Act. 1t is the feeling
Washington that the longer the delay the the final
bill will be.
Many of friends favor the Zone package approach
for opposite They feel that it would be diff
cut to get the TatHarey Act repealed outright but that
substitute satisfactory to labor could be passed
quickly in Zone package by gaining support from many
who voted for the TaftHatey Act They hope it be
done by March 1st However, considering the unlimited de-
bate allowed in the Senate this may be over-optimism
The AFL Legislative Committee is working overtime
Whether final decision is made for Zone package"
or "Two package" labor law, AT members may rest
sured that the AFL Legislative Committee and friends
Congress will have carefully considered alternative
That strategy which the quickest and best results
will be the urged.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-01-20
A Fuir Deul

President Trumans choice of name for his admlnStra-
tonthe first in his lIghtstrlkeS us as emnenty
fitting The working and women of America applaud
Mr. Truman philosophy well stated In his State OF the
Union message that every segment OF our population and
every Individual have the right to expect from our govern
ment a fair deal"
1t is not purpose to explore at length the recon-
mendatons of the President Many of them-repea of anti
union legislation, better housing better schools better
health better and broader social security higher minimum
wages-are known from former presidential messages
Others such higher taxation increased spending standby
controls and in particular the proposal that government
should build plants in such industries steel If private en-
erprse fails to meet needs await further carlcaton
The message of 1949 shows clearly President Trumans
determination to redeem his campaign pledges to the ht
The American people expect less especially in the light
of his campaign admonons that the voters by rejecting
him would in effect vote for themselves and if they did not
do they would be the most ungrateu people the world
word of caution: Inspiring the presidential obec-
tves are Congress the exercise of it's rights and privileges
will have much to say that deserves careful consideration
Utopia here yet and there good to believe that
every of public energy and Watchfuness is needed to
translate the Fair Deal program into reality.
Trade un0nsts of all shades Of opinion convinced
that the Presidents just what the people wanted
1t is up to Congress- in the words of President j. A.
Beine of the Communications Workers of America to fol-
low through They got their mandate Nov 2 And Cen
era Vice President All Hayes of the international Assoca
ton of Aachnsts lifted the task of the newly elected egs
ators to high plane by declaring president Truman has
given the 8st Congress the opportunity to down in his
tory the best Congress the United States ever had
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-01-20
He Did 1t Again!

Some of the political experts have been double cross
ed again by that man from down Missouri way.
You remember how it happened the first time?
He couldn't possibly be reelected President of the IT, S.
He finished All that remained the formaIity
of voting Dewey into office
Ah and then that curel cruel Nov. 2!
1t didn't take too long for of the exporters to be-
gin figuring out what President Truman would do when he
made his next major move.
He, of course, had real intention of proposing that
Congress enact the he advocated when campaign
the hope of winning votes.
That's what they said.
And then came Jan. and Trumans Estate of the
ion message to Congress.
On that day he went right down the line. He asked
Congress to pass laws that would make his program real
ity.
He said he wanted legislation that would benefit the
orty of the American peopenot the small specianerest
groups.
lie asked for repeal of the Taft-EIartley Act and for
real civil rights program.
His talk sounded much like of his earlier campaign
speeches-and in sense, it campaign speech He's
campaigning to get Congress to put its OK his pro-
gram.
Some of the experts" will tell YOU of course that Tru-
won't be able to get of his proposals translated
into law
We're not inclined to pay much attention to such talk
because of their poor guessing the past and because
believe members of Congress know majority Of the people
support the Truman program.
Certainly there will be opposition-peIhaps strong OPP
poStionto portions of the Truman program The shedding
at times may be extremely tough.
But there's discomting the fact that Truman is
real scrapper who sugs with all he's got when becomes
necessary. And he's got comfortable Democratic major
ity up on Capitol Hill.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-01-20
NEWS und VIEWS
By ALEXANDER S. LIPSELL Can ILNS Feature)

Har d Sas % des be Of %
o nG In s is to Of Ds o5 m
knowing what o og @ take az place Of s Pw @ mind
with the Working @ the % a~ sFFS TSay a ys REPEATEDLY % demanded @
restored wagner Act This to at least
SsH na1 1eo %
previous legislation would be advantageous and practical
this hoeng labor getting un-arOund ignores
@ the % Se YeT State aP a hSro @
B @ let F o si false BE @ has
Introductory speech deserving
ons T6e state abo a od his ha wp
umh by the forces of liberalism and which
ap the %s failure an of the S0 act on Veterans
pey tate S the record pros
vo hs Products usS s hs & upse joined % a 5 this @
s s S n a M n dsraes I from sn ii helps d to realize
the progress of our labor movement"
over Compelled
pleaded for Constructive public ros pOgTam on the s part Of
labor a adding 1Gs PS pu % Largely for forms its opinions y hat
%PP BY wn O Feo eaD % sn pD are 6 It
Among the hundreds of bills introduced in Congress the ten or
demanding repeal Of another Oaoxous piece of
grag that Wn to took Re wGd eme PeOp
last years fight have again. to speak, taken the bit into their
This also the time to keep washfu
will consider repeal legislation similar pending
Other states such Michigan will hold repeal referen
behoove labor, in
obsolete ssten groups no" V"''S'
To the labor newspapers of America belong large
the
out individual but think the Alton H. de-
special mention.
united consumer campaign the writes fight
yellow before
out all the old protect gue pro
tecing But
the manufacturing packagng labelling
supervision of the Pure Food and Drug
there danger
tou and economical product that margarine
and we hope they get t!"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-01-20
LABOR WANTS PEACE
BUT WITH JUSTICE
BY BRADFORD V. CARTER, LPA Columnist

There at least four ocupaona
talk frequentyand often at engabout
trial These public personnel men
politicians industrial relations professors
state mediation services
don't disagree with the net of
But often find myself real disagreement
particularly where most of the
concerned, little inclined
motives.
All too often the impression sosoap
wants people to think that
ducve calm labor relations than
organizations
For the the professors better
and rule they people of good will They
well mtelectualythe that STAY And
most of them understand thoroughly that
employers well workers industry
types of "peace mongers' sometimes miss the ball
They miss the ball badly fact when they talk
justice Of organized labor progressively better
understanding with employers Certainly in
striking for the hell of it. And
without having done their damndest
bargaining table don't hold office long unions.
But if mediators of the
public and if the labor relations pos
the union movement they realize that while
wants it wants with justice.
Unions confident of their strength don't
brawls with employers They
Ching who said his report week: Se
Elements achieved by the application either
employers where the bargaining power
dproporonate is collective bargaining
kind for which should strive
There few situations in which
superior bargaining position And think any important
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-01-20
A TRUE LABOURER
By RUTH TAYLOR


81 labourer; that eat get that
happiness glad of other mems good
spoke Shakespeare in "As You Like IT..
all labourers that whatever wokbe it manual
or that that the
other things which make true labourers?
hate? selfcontained enough
bad will toward fellow men? Not to the debt of hatred
above that hatred which
bems but simply blinds with the red mist of which all
vanshe causing act not only against oh9
peoples interests but against own?
The of unionst discriminate against his
members of all
brotherhood Faherhood
God what ritual of faith they follow their
brothers-for they too the of God.
mans piness?" Do to build
another man How Van Dyke phrased it? To
neghbos his
be
of unionsm spend wanting what
but working that all
cacy by the wish of the majority happiness ama
orty minority alike.
Glad Of other mems good? Are merely
but truly glad for the fortunes of other men 1t
has been responsible for whatever
a nation.
help his neghbor
afflicted and redees The whole spirit Organized
Labor movement is for ALL for This
of Democracy. 1t based upon the faiths "Thd
shalt love thy neighbor thyself."
Be
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-01-20
To Make Good On u. S. Professions


Sound for passing civil rights legislation
were given by group of 80 prominent Americans who
civil rights bills
The so sgners including Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt, Bis
hop c. Bromley OMAN, John Dewey noted educator and
philosopher and Pearl Buck novelist wrote as group of
citizens of differing political views who united in
concern for civil liberties"
Recognizing that the major obstacle to civil rights leg
saton in Congress has been busterng tactics in the Sen
ate the signers urged efforts to change the Senate
rules to lbusters and establishment of machn
by which the legislative proposals you have made be
both heard, considered, and enforced"
In addition to the legislative program the group asked
Truman to set up Permanent Presidential Commission
Civil Rights expanded Civil Rights Division in the De
partmen of Justice and joint Civil Liberties Committee
of Congress Of which recommended by your Com
mittee Civil Rights
The letter called enactment of civil rights laws
expression of the clear mandate Of the eector
ate and said such enactment would give to the peoples of
the world concrete example of our ability to make leg
saton square with democratic professions to back
up American policy overseas.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-01-20
The Murch Of Dimes

In the past year nfante paralysis again has dealt the
nation heavy blow. Indications that the 1913 toll Of
the disease approach the 1916 high of 23 91
second worst year in the history of polio in the United
States. In the last years approximately 100000 persons
little children for the most parthave been stricken by this
cripping disease
The March of Dimes which finances the care and treat
ment program of the National Foundation for nantie
Paralysis and its research projects aimed at finding pre-
venve and for polio affords the only hope recovery
for many Of these boys and girls
Your support in the March of Dimes is needed more
than before Your help the of these handicapp
ed children will give them hope for normal and happy
life BE sure to give generously this year to the March of
Dimes!
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-01-20
No Danger Of Spending Orgy

In the field of legislation there is need for early Con-
gresSlona action which will increase the pre-
sent 40 cents per hour minimum to not less than 81 per
hour Less than that possibly support an Amer
family in anything like reasonable standard of COM
fort and decency.
Based 40hour week. 81 per hour today is approx
matey equal to $23 per week in 1899 wages measured in
terms of the purchasing power of the dollar Certainly
one VIII say that $23 week allowed for anything but the
barest necessities in 1889 there be thought that
per hour today will result in any wild orgy of spending on
the part of those who receive that sum.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-01-20
Two Things Con Be Done Now

Two things, we think Congress could and should pass
in weeks time There have been plenty of hearings and
plenty OF evidence of need One is to raise the minimum
to Is cents hour Another though the President
failed to mention t-an oversight we trusts repeal of
the margarine tax.
AT recent House-Senate labor subcommittee hearing
in Dayton Ohio Representative Clare Hoffman, anti-labor
Republican from Michigan said
1--WE passed the Taft-Hartley law at the insstence of
business and industry"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-01-20

where they their strength in bulystyle
The good bit of relations history
shows, can't be said for of
When employers attempt take unfair
ons and deny workers just demands they recpate
h The then choose between
the righteousness of their often in the test
the apparently strength Some
times of they've been licked
1t the medators profs would do more
lot of industrial situations they'd talk little more to the
employers of Justice and little less to labor about peace they
could this justice idea thered be
America
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-01-20
Tax Dollur Double Talk

The financial and industrial barons want their fat gov
ernmen contracts but at the time don't carry
their end Of the tax burden to pay for them Ever since
President Truman handed Congress record peace time
budget request Of AZ billion dollars last Monday the big
money and monopoly boys have been talking out Of both
sides Of their mouth
They call Truman traitor and Russiaappeaser for
holding defense spending to l5 billion dollars Yet they call
him spendthift who will wreck the private enterprise
system because Of his II billion dollar budget They want
TO have their cake and eat it too.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-01-20
TRUMAN BUDGET PROVES
FAIR DEAL POSSIBLE IF
CONGRESS OKs NEW TAXES
BY NATHAN ROBERTSON
for Labor Press Associates

v Gb M Bo sass has s a no at
carry campaign promises the Treasury
ve The o PRESIDENTS & budget suDd @ M M 0 emga1 @ D
housing asd guS to s yet yet would transform
dollars provided Congress the asked by the President
economic this It includes funds for almost
% % % issni Of the of assT @ pp and % BY
all of the things the wants his @
State Of the Union message that
% SaS ' s as @ the budget without
the budget:
1nvefai FaisssHlaH military 1SVshs tfaiRi1g Ri1sran
Increased funds for public assistance g grants
Sum clearance owren housing farm housing and housing re-
Special assistance for rental and cooperative housing
Increased
Pubic S5o 1oPy 1SPf f2i aIssias ziasRs i" Alaska
Federal aid to education totalng s8oOOoOOoO tt1
4 long needed National Science Foundation.
FHSd e91 o ehf he Hs5 Whe
Commercial production of synthetic liquid fuels.
Rehabilitation Of old Reclamation projects.
Alaska communications system.
ARport AR4lts5lSn cdnro program
National Commission Against Discrimination in Employment
Construction of new Census Building.
Surplus Property Disposal
Salary increases for top government officials
Special fund for improvement of government.
All of these things been proposed of expanded
praion for such hospital
sucon for conservation and development natural
antmonopoy enforcement operation of the Natl Labor
Relations Board; and labor statistics.
The Presidents budget totaed almost AZ billion dollars 1t
the biggest budget history But the President noted
billion dollars this expenditures
from for future Defense such military
expenditures aid Europe benefits and interest the
public debt
This left billion dollars for all the regular of
the proposed Not much there
for the much talked about economizing.
he
could be line with the
balanced budget good times such these with surplus
apply contingencies and for retirement of the debt
defense the other
which be without national OBLIGATIONS, tn
Presidents budget proposed: y
social welfare health and securty24 billion dollars.
development natural resources-9 billion dollars.
For programs-17 billions
For transportation and communication faclies-16 billion
dollars
purposes including housing eucation finance,
and industry and the of general govement23 bill
ion dollars
President did framing this budget to cut
the provided by the Republican
the kind budget he felt the
needed and propose the to finance it.
healthier this the the S0h
the situation by inadequate appropriations deficit told in the
following figures showing government receipts and expenditures for
last this and next if the tax increase granted
1850
Receipts $42,211 100000 $39580000O00 $449850OO000
Expenditures $3391 100000 $40180O00000 41S580O0000
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-01-20
They Say:

! want the British worker to have a wel-kept home
which will be equally safe against bomb coming in through
the roof and secret police coming in through the door
Ernest BeVn.
In Russia all the unions company unions and the
company is the state The state is not only the employer
is employer strke-breaker private detective and public
police, all rolled into one,-MaX Eastman.