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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1949
Page
4
The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO lists office details and editor contact for the sun newspaper. Publication information includes post office classification and address at 205 E. 6th St Cincinnati Ohio with subscription rate of 2 dollars per year.
The text contrasts labor democracy with Axis dictatorship and recalls wartime experiences. It cites a September 1, 1941 statement praising labor standards and opposing war, alongside a August 14, 1936 reflection on war’s horrors and a desire to prevent U S involvement.
The piece argues that consumer buying power drives sales for both large stores and small Main Street shops. It notes that the health of the average family influences business and highlights a third of the population as ill clothed housed and fed, framing economic demand as key to commerce.
In 1938 and 1939 statements the goal is clear: provide nationwide access to health knowledge and care, safeguard mothers and children, prevent sickness, and cover disability losses through social insurance. The drive targets urban and rural homes failing to meet health and safety standards to reduce disease and crime and boost future generations.
A public address argues that while the profit motive supports decent livelihoods, the people demand Americans renounce wealth accumulation that generates excessive private power over private and public affairs. January 4, 1935.
A 1940 quotation declares democracy a living thing made by brains muscles and heart. It proclaims democracy as the birthright of every citizen regardless of race religion or background and celebrates all who love and serve freedom.
AFL CIO IAM and UMWA leaders coordinate a broad push in Congress to repeal Taft Hartley via Lesinski bill. They claim 194 House votes for repeal and 45 Senate opponents, with 38 doubtful. Recessed sessions and open floor rule mark the legislative path as April 26 House action nears.
The Cincinnati Industrial Union Council through its Community Services Committee has distributed donation containers to all member locals so CIO members in the greater Cincinnati area can support the Cancer Research Foundation. Joseph Sepate chairs the committee and serves on the Hamilton County Cancer Research Foundation executive board overseeing the drive.
Members of Local 28 American Union of Telephone Workers under Neil McKee and W R Schellenberg solicit donations on downtown street corners every Saturday in April. The drive supports a Hamilton County goal of 300000 for cancer detection with one clinic at General Hospital Cincinnati serving 75 to 80 patients weekly. Mrs Justin Rollman chairs the county drive. CIO president Philip Murray and multiple CIO affiliated unions endorse the effort.
FCC predicts wide uses for compact transceivers starting June 1 with adults 18 and over eligible for civilian licenses. Small pocket walkie talkies appeal to farms, construction sites, picket lines, and voter outreach efforts for block workers and registration drives.
An editor's note provides concise VA benefit guidance. It explains readjustment allowance deadlines for WWII veterans, the Board of Veterans' Appeals role, G I loan farm ownership supervision requirements, and loan guaranty eligibility limited to WWII veterans.
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