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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1945
Page
4
Publication data for The Sun, a Cincinnati newspaper, shows it operated as a second class matter from June 30 1944 with editor Rollin H Everett at 306 Bell Block and 606 Vine Street Cincinnati Ohio 2. It lists a main office number and an annual price of $2.00.
The piece recalls Franklin D. Roosevelt presenting in 1944 an economic bill of rights defining a job, adequate income, housing, medical care, education, and old age protection as core freedoms. It notes his aim for a lasting peace, his sudden death, and that the ideals endure like an orchard needing care.
Washington report notes Roosevelt’s death ends an era and details Truman’s early challenges. It highlights OPA price controls, meat supply tensions, and inflation fears as key issues shaping early Truman administration and its relations with Congress.
The article warns working men to ensure substantial equity before purchasing property as rising costs and illegal mortgages threaten foreclosures. It cautions against small down payments and urges a minimum one third down, noting building associations and banks may push large loans. It stresses careful affordability and warns of poorly built low cost homes.
Ohio CIO Council protests Senate Bill 260 calling for pre primary conventions to endorse candidates on ballots. President Jack Kroll says the measure risks reviving old time party boss control and harming Ohio's political independence.
Fragmentary text shows a discussion on party bosses restricting voters choices and the long battle to curb their influence in selecting candidates for public office. The passage highlights Ohio’s extended struggle to dilute party dominance.
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