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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1949
Page
4
The item provides a bibliographic note from The Sun in Cincinnati listing the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council. It includes the second class matter date June 30, 1944, publishing office address 205 E 6th St Cincinnati Ohio, editor George H Wartenberg Jr, and subscription price two dollars per year.
A call to public record and monthly resumes of how Senators and Congressmen vote. Citizens are urged to check actions to distinguish friends from enemies, ensuring voters know positions beyond campaign rhetoric. The piece contrasts opposition to fair bills with wage and employment policy.
A Cleveland Common Pleas judge fined and jailed twelve United Electrical workers in the Fawick Airflex strike, setting a bond of 2 060 000 that the Court of Appeals later cut to 42 500. The piece argues courts increasingly use injunctions as a strike-breaking weapon and urges action to curb this trend.
Public hearings on FEPC amendments to H. R. 106 ended amid heated debate between supporters led by Thurgood Marshall of the NAACP and opponents led by Richberg, a Columbus attorney for utilities. The moderator, Senator Whitacre, scheduled a follow up on April 27 with public watching but no input.
This author urges readers to prepare for spring by sorting mending, refitting or repurposing garments. It advises updating a sewing basket with thread, needles, scissors, and accessories, plus practical tips on pressing, basting, shirring and threading for better results.
Senator John Bricker of Ohio objects on principle to any government housing program and to a national health plan. He spoke at a GOP Senate policy meeting and aligned with Dixiecrats against progressive measures.
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