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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1948
Page
1
Reports say a broad citizen-led push could force Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower to consider a presidential bid. Despite Ike’s past refusals, liberals see potential if the demand becomes widespread and he stays above party lines while at Fort Meyer drafting memoirs. Maj. Gen. Fred L. Parks notes Ike’s self restraint applies across parties.
The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO adopts a policy resolution urging all officers and board members to publicly conform to CIO policy. A second resolution opposing union membership raids was paused awaiting national guidance on whether such raiding has occurred locally.
Cincinnati council motions call for the city manager to report housing units affected by upcoming improvements. Councilman Everett urges city built housing with federal loans to aid displaced residents, while Taft notes housing for those displaced by commercial projects. Mayor Cash leads private loan efforts with executives to fund a federally backed housing project.
The late President Franklin D. Roosevelt described democracy as equality of opportunity, jobs for the able, security for the needy, and universal civil liberties. He stressed democracy as a living, inclusive duty beyond lip service, a birthright for all who love and defend freedom.
Government costs rise as labor board runs mass secret votes under Taft Hartley. February saw 1,473 elections with 99 percent approving the union shop and 95 percent of voters in favor. Docket pressure grows with 9,468 cases pending, 18 percent from pre Taft Hartley days.
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