Post Rejects Steelworkers Ad Over Notorious Label
United Steelworkers District 25 ad criticizing the Metal Trades Association was rejected by The Cincinnati Post for calling the group notorious. Editor Carl Groat objected to the word and would run the ad only if not notorious were removed.
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Ad Scoring Metal Trades Assoc
Cincinnati Post
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Cincinnati
Times-Star
the Enquirer
Riggins
Ray Pasnick
Steelworkers
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Pasnick
SUN
al Whitehouse
District 25
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Metal Trades Association
Lunkenheimer Victory Ends Local Steel Strike
The Aluminum Industries settlement restores 1200 workers to work with an 18 2c general wage increase now and 1 2c in July 1946. Local 1728 United Steelworkers Lunkenheimer Co members ratified terms Sunday with 1500 members backing the deal. Whitehouse met with Groat and criticized a newspaper ad dispute as belittling.
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al Whitehouse
District 25
Aluminum Industries
United Steelworkers
Lunkenheimer Co
Editorial Masks Gov t Control Of Labor Behind Attack On Wagner Act
An editorial condemns a local ad proposal to license labor leaders by the state and warns such questions could lead to broader government control. It questions extending licensing to employers, press, and political candidates, arguing this risk mirrors totalitarian control and cites opposition by organized labor and business groups.
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National Small Business Men's Association
Chamber of Commerce
National Manufacturers’ Association
National Small Business Men’s Association
PAC Endorses Candidates Ahead of May Primary in Ohio
The Hamilton County Political Action Committee announces endorsements for the May primary. Endorsed for the Ohio Senate are Herbert S. Bigelow and Edward C. Gattmer. For the U S Senate Marvin C. Harrison is backed in a three way race with James Huffman and Stephen Young. endorsements also favor G Andrews Espy and Francis Davis for Congress. The group notes possible further endorsements before May and urges voters to register by Monday.
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Sycamore Street
Marvin C. Harrison
John W. Bricker
Senate
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Ohio
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PAC
Talmadge Raley
United Electrical, Radio & Ma
Chine Workers
Ernest J. Waits
United Auto Workers
Melvin G. Haden
Frank E. Simpson
AFL
J. G. Flick
Leonard C Gartner
Herbert S. Bigelow
Edward C. Gattmer
Fourteenth Ward
Democratic Club
Ohio Senate
Lester S. French
Cincinnati Typographical Union
Hamilton County
Resignation of France Sparks Housing Deposit Row
France's resignation from the Metropolitan Housing Authority follows a dispute over security deposits. Councilman Everett had pressed housing officials on tenants losing deposits after moving from larger to smaller apartments, despite good upkeep. Everett cited confiscation complaints and questioned director George Garties before France criticized the practice.
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Rollin H. Everett
Metropolitan Housing Authority
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George
Garties
Harrison to Speak in Cincinnati Monday
Marvin C. Harrison, a PAC endor5ed Democratic U S Senate candidate, will speak in Cincinnati Monday. He will address a Progressive Citizens Committee luncheon at noon at the YWCA and then speak at 7 30 p m at Guilford School Fourth and Ludlow streets at a Hamilton County PAC sponsored meeting.
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U. S. Senate
Progressive Citizens Committee
YWCA
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Fourth
Ludlow Streets
Hamilton County Pac
Good Service But Wrong Customers
John J. Rowe, banker, urged Cincinnati needs in a Cuvier Press Club talk titled Is Cincinnati a Sick City. He praised cemetery service but suggested municipal parking space as a city need, drawing laughter and questions from listeners about serving the right people.
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Cuvier Press Club
Cincinnati
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