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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1948
Page
4
The Sun is recorded as entering second class mail status on June 30, 1944 at the Cincinnati Ohio post office under the 1879 act. Rollin K Everett 15 East Eighth St Cincinnati 2 Ohio pers Main 4813.
The piece recalls Franklin D. Roosevelt’s death three years prior and credits his democratic vision. It urges citizens to vote to halt any retreat from his legacy and to actively pursue the reforms he championed.
In a March letter Fred Sweaty questions the phrase first class Americans used by Paul J. Hines of Lexington. He asks what the term means, whether it signifies nostalgia for 1932, Mayflower lineage, or xenophobic pro Taft sentiment, and seeks clarification on the intent and scope of the phrase.
The text condemns immigration administration as incomprehensible while recounting Madame Curie's instruction tour in the United States and her brief detention for political views as a French socialist. It also portrays King Mihail, a Romanian ruler exiled by the Communists, enjoying reception by U.S. officials, urging reflection on founding ideals.
The United Steel Workers Local 1895 will host Al Whitehouse as principal speaker at the April 15 meeting at the Auto Workers hall. Topics include main political and economic problems facing the steelworkers and discussion of future contracts. Also on the agenda are delegations to the international convention and nominating committee selections for May nominations. The report notes spring dance plans, tryouts for the Bickford Ball Team, and sympathy for Eddie’s bereavement while acknowledging illnesses and blood donor needs at General Hospital.
Columbus mob violence fallout centers on the Columbus Citizen a Scripps Howard paper for publishing stories and photos of a communist official’s home. The official Frank Hashmall fled with his wife and infant daughter after the attack last week.
Maurice Wigbels president announced plans as Local 1728 United Steelworkers votes at Friday meeting to determine the number of delegates to send to the international convention in Boston. The Executive Board meeting this week will nominate and elect the delegates and discuss political action.
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