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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1945
Page
8
In his first public address as president, Truman tells Congress and the nation that the wartime program crafted under Roosevelt will continue to achievement. He pledges hard work to improve the lot of the common people and advance a democratic social order.
Washington witnessed a banquet for the World Labor Conference administrative committee with cabinet members senators and top military leaders present. British French Russian and Latin American delegates spoke as CIO President Philip Murray hailed a new world labor movement spanning 42 countries and pursuing durable peace and protection from aggression.
AFL Secretary Treasurer George Meany accused British Trades Union Congress head Walter Citrine of fostering disunity and reiterated opposition to the world labor body planned by the London World Trade Union Conference. Meany blamed Citrine for backing the BTUC rather than the Independent Federation of Trade Unions and for inviting CIO and other dual organizations.
Miss Josephine Schain told a Gibson ballroom luncheon that world peace is the top goal of most people and the United States must work with all nations to achieve it. She urged support for Bretton Woods and Dumbarton Oaks and noted her leadership in international peace efforts. Mrs. Clyde P. Johnson chaired. groups including Council of Church Women and League of Women Voters joined the event.
The Enquirer columnist Louis Bromfield renews a critique of Sidney Hillman, PAC chair, citing his foreign birth. Bromfield praises CIO ideas but urges separation from Hillman, omitting Hillman’s role as Amalgamated Clothing Workers president and his industry conscious philosophy and modest portrayal by Time and Business Week.
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