Make Peace For's Memorial Across the World
Franklin D Roosevelt dies as final victory in Europe nears. San Francisco conference plans push to organize peace machinery with a world assembly, security council, and an International Court of Justice. The CIO represents the United States in the new world labor alignment.
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Europe
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
United States
San Francisco
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International Court of Justice
Hague
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Tion
New World
CIO
Russia
Dumbarton Oaks
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International Labor Organization
International Monetary Fund
Bank For Reconstruction and Development
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
World Security Council
International Court
Wilson Faces Charter Rebuff and Backtrack in Gas Plant Debate
City Charter Committee pushes for a formal investigation into municipal ownership of the gas and electric plant a move set to shape this fall’s council race. Councilman Russell Wilson pivots with opponents as labor questions loom and party lines tighten on the probe.
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Russell Wilson
Wilson
Albert D. Cash
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Republican Council
City meeting ends in Cash win over Wilson stance
The session produced a sweeping defeat for Wilson and a victory for Cash. Wilson backed down and agreed to support the call favored by the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. Councilmen Waldvogel and Reid, both Charterites, sided with Cash on the issue.
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Cash
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Edward N. Waldvogel
Elizabeth C. Reid
Charterites
President Hartmann presides at CIO council event
Arthur Hartmann leads a CIO council gathering while George Meyer of Local 647 UAW introduces Thomas. Rev Gerson S Englemann praised the late President Roanson in a commemorative moment.
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Arthur Hartmann
CIO Council
George Meyer
UAW
Thomas
Gerson S. Englemann
Roanson Welt
Labor vows to carry on after Roosevelts death
Jack Kroll state CIO president speaks on Franklin D Roosevelt's death. He says the President was more than a Commander-in-Chief, a personal friend who cared for families. Kroll urges moving forward to win the war and secure a peaceful world.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Jack Kroll
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CIO
Common People Urged to Keep up War Effort for Peace
R J Thomas of United Auto Workers called for continued public sacrifice in memory of Roosevelt to secure victory and a postwar world of justice. He warned isolationism risks national ruin and urged workers to press governments, highlighting London Conference outcomes and the need for industrialized, global cooperation.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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CIO
London
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Greater Cincinnati
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China
India
Africa
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Germany
Japan
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Russia
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