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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1946
Page
5
In an exclusive Federated Press interview Eleanor Roosevelt urges the public to lead progress after FDR's death. She stresses vigilant voting, leadership by the people, ongoing watch over candidates, and continued price controls to curb inflation.
Marvin C. Harrison, Democratic U S Senate candidate, will address the Columbus PAC conference on Sunday with a national speaker expected. Ohio CIO-PAC secretary treasurer William Lavelle notes Cincinnati unions plan large delegation around 75. The meeting aims to form a platform and elect liberal, honest candidates. Delegations urged to attend at Central High School Auditorium from noon to 5 p m.
Senator Robert A Taft denounces the Wagner Murray Dingell health bill as socialistic after leaving Senate labor committee hearings. The AFL CIO backed measure would create a medical insurance fund to provide care for low income families.
Opportunity knocks for Local 757 as builders including James Jeffries Don Wibbels Jim Foltz Louis Block Tom Gross William Burton Roman Siebert Everett Hines Charles McGraw William Addison and Ben Sudderth prepare a defense fund from back pay checks. A tentative meeting is set for Tuesday April 16 to discuss proposed contract changes and the $2 wage proposal.
The Cincinnati Chapter American Veterans Committee seeks land for 50 housing units for veterans and families, with Dr. Samuel Goldblatt as chairman noting availability if suitable sites are found. He praises James Brown Robi A Cline J H Dickman Horace Lyons Albert Mayer Jr and Andrew J Stefan for assisting in site surveys. At least seven or eight acres near shops and transit are sought.
AVC urged contact with George Garties of the Metropolitan Housing Authority about suitable property as the agency in charge of rental and construction. The notice assigns oversight to the authority and seeks property owners to engage with officials.
The notice calls Victory Loan Bonds a ready financial resource likening them to cash in the bank, emphasizing availability when needed most and the security they provide to investors.
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