Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 September 1948 — Page 15
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Statements
a Truman Repeats Need For Inflation Curbs, Aids for Employees °
Praises Workers’ Efforts to Hike Production;
Asks Repeal of Law
Labor Day statement:
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6 (UP)—The President issued the follow“The fourth Labor Day since the war affords us an opportunity
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peace. wavered in its support of our bipartisan effort to win peace by| aiding other nations in their effort toward industrial recovery. “Our goal now is to continue to increase our production and our standard of living. “Equally important, we must improve the fairness of the distribution of the fruits of our labor. Best Way in World— ‘ “Our American way of life is the best way of life in the world. But we can and must improve it. Some workers see their actual earnings reduced, despite pay increases, by the rising tide of inflation. We must act to end this economic dislocation, We must
to economic disaster. “Some workers lack the protection of a decent minimum wage. We must relieve such injustice and increase the minimum wage level from 40 cents an hour |to-at least 75 cents an hour, “Too many workers lack the |protection of adequate - social 'Isecurity and a national health program. We must provide this security for them. Should Be Helped “Alfa merican workers lack the services which should and could be provided by an integrated! Department of Labor provided with adequate staff and adequate funds. This situation must be remedied. “Finally, there is at present on the statute books a law which unfairly restricts labor unions and their members. It should be
repealed. “Better legislation on labormapagement relations is an ab-
States.
DETROIT, Sept. 6 (UP)~—President Walter P. Reuther of the CIO United Auto Workers today made a plea for unity of all organized workers in the United
In a statement made as tne] 3Ch object. CIO and the AFL organized for
LABOR DAY THOUGHT—The individual charts compare the length of time it Russian workmen to earn the price of almost an hour to earn the price of & quart of milk, for example, while an American has it earned in 20 minutes. Two of the charts compare the number of phones and cars per capita in the two countries,
takes the average American and the avera e Soviet laborer must wo
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depression and to build a more secure society. " “Nothing would do more to pull us out of our current uncertainty than the unification of American labor for economic and political action,” the union leader said. Mr. Reuther blasted Congress for trying to weaken unions with
failing provide housing or check inflation. Electro-Platers | Schedule Meeting
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Use Your Vote to Stem Threat to Economic Welfare
“On this Labor Day I appeal to|States and almost an entirely the nation's workers to do a little|new Congress,
American Electro-Platers’ Society|actionary forces and our social will hold the first meeting .of its|well-being is being undermined by 1948-49 season at Fox's Steak|inaction. House at 6:30 p. m. Wednesday. *“ Fred Yelton, safety director of|workers of our land, posses an inDelco - Remy Division, © General|vincible weapon -- the right to Motors Corp. in Anderson, will{vote. This is a national election|{to halt skyrocketing prices. The be the speaker. He will discuss|year. The citizens of the United safety in metal-finishing opera-{States will have an opportunity
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hard-earned wages. : “The 80th Congress has done nothing to bring about an effec:|oyrerully you'll tive, low-cost housing programyiwho And despite the emergency need for millions of new homes.” .
wage level at 40 cents an hour “Therefore, let the keynote of, $16 & week for 40 hours of work the Taft-Hartley law and for|euture, the future of our country|all our Labor Day celebrations
and the future peace of the VOTE." .
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n to swept aside national health insurance proall the economic protestations of|gram.” our people against inflation and has since refused to lift a finger
created for America.
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