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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1948

Page

4

Sun Rollin HK Everett Street Address

The note lists an address sequence: 15 East Eigith Street in Cincinnati Ohio with mail routing 4813 and references Rollin hk. Everett.

Rollin Hk. Everett East Eigith St Cincinnati Ohio

Taft radio remark criticized over cost of living and fair wages

Congressman Dripp cites Taft remarks suggesting broad access to goods like shoes, steaks, and houses, while many families struggle with milk and meat. He accuses Taft of echoing old administration promises and calls for democracy through full employment and fair distribution.

Reuther Sen. Taft Coolidge Hoover

Revere Horse Name Change and Labor News

A congressional speech urges renaming the Revere horse the Freedom Horse. The CIO pushes for a larger U S merchant fleet and DP resettlement, with bills proposing up to 200000 displaced persons. Jack Kroll and Julian on the Democratic ticket are noted, plus a CIO radio quiz question about barber ethics.

CIO U. S John Sullivan Secre Truman Congress W. A. Julian Julian United States Jack Kroll Ohio Democratic Party Dem PS. Kroll CIO Barbers & Beauty Culturists Union

Negotiations Progress Noted By Local 256 Members

Local 256 members report informal progress in contract talks and plan to present an update at the next meeting. The group discusses picnic attendance, radio programs, Buy a Bond and PAC literature, truck conditions, and social events. Arch ie Tewart, Tom Evans, and committee members feature in ongoing efforts.

Archie Tewart Archie Tom Evans Rolly Duncanson Fanny Royse Edna Denham Minnie Weber

Law Segregation Hinders Civil Liberties as Supreme Court Deliberates

The piece argues that until the Supreme Court rules if segregation is discrimination, African Americans cannot enjoy civil liberties. It criticizes state offers of equal accommodations as inadequate and cites inferior funding and facilities in Jim Crow schools and racially biased teacher pay.

Supreme Court Supreme Court of the U.S Oklahoma Law School Oklahoma Murphy Rutledge State University Law School America

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