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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1946

Page

3

Hamilton County Legislators Slap Labor Kow Tow to Wealthy Interests

A dated contest outlines nine labor related amendments with positions listed for labor and employers. Items include weekly unemployment of 25 dollars for 26 weeks, a one week waiting period, reduced quit penalties, improved suitable work rules, eight hour day and 48 hour week for women, limits on child night work, soil protection funds, record preservation for sales tax and FEPC discharge petition to end discrimination.

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LaFollette Wins CIO PAC Backing in Indiana Primary

The CIO PAC endorses Rep. Charles La Follette Republican as their choice for the Senate nomination in the May 7 Indiana GOP primary. He is praised as a fighting progressive who supports labor and purchasing power while opposing the incumbent Sen. Raymond E. Willis. Labor-backed drives aim to boost pro labor delegates and support La Follette’s national profile on international issues.

CIO Political Action Committee Indiana Charles LaFollette Rep LaFollette House of Representatives Labor Rep. LaFollette Raymond E. Willis la Follette

Public Paid 85 Percent Of Bills For Ads Against Unions

New York report notes wartime good will ads gave way to top corporate anti union advertising in late 1945 and 1946. Economic Notes says 85 percent of 1945 ad costs, including anti labor ads, came from taxpayers. If not used this way, firms would face 85 percent excess profits tax. Treasury allows deduction as ordinary business expense.

New York Economic Notes U. S. Treasury LRA

Wallace backs social security for small businessmen

Washington report notes Secretary Henry Wallace telling the House Ways and Means Committee that extending Social Security to America's 4 million small business men would raise incentives to start independent enterprises. He names beneficiaries such as retailers, barbers, tailors, dry cleaners, truckers, cab drivers, and one man trades. He also addresses farmer coverage, arguing full city employment could keep agricultural income at a satisfactory level.

Sec. of Commerce Henry A. Wallace House Ways and Means Committee Sec. of Agriculture

GOP Leader Reece Frames Liberalism as Government Control

GOP Chairman B Carroll Reece argues Republicans are the liberal party while Democrats want the government to run the people. He defines liberal as resisting royal power, and cites a 14 year Democratic trend as proof of reactionary governance. Radio interview ABC April 4.

Washington GOP B. Carroll Reece Republican Party Democratic Party Party of Reaction ABC

Go the limit in purchasing Victory Loan Bonds

Citizens urged to purchase Victory Loan Bonds at maximum allowed limits to support the war effort and ensure sufficient funding for military operations. Officials cite patriotic duty and national security as key motivators for bold participation.

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