Hush Hush on Municipal Ownership in Cincinnati Gas Case
The editor argues against suppressing discussion on municipal ownership of Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. and urges open inquiry by the City Charter Committee. He cites potential city savings, reduced industrial rates, and municipal revenue, while noting labor rights and political opposition shaping the debate.
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Gas Company
Cincinnati
Council
Hamilton County
Columbus
Herbert S. Bigelow
Cincinnati War Time Plea Against Prejudice
The Mayor's Friendly Relations Committee urges end to racial prejudice harming wartime production in Cincinnati. It cites strikes over African American workers, notes the impact on war material, and calls on management, unions, and the community to promote speed and unity to save American lives.
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Mayor's Friendly Relations Committee
Daily Press
Cincinnati
Germany
Italy
Okinawa
Hopes Of The Common Man At Stake In World Peace Talks
From San Francisco, delegates of more than 40 nations meet to craft an international organization proposed by Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin to curb aggression and prevent wars. The talks unfold amid global discussions in towns and clubs as labor unions spread the plan to ordinary citizens. The presence of Franklin D. Roosevelt looms as chief architect, framed by memories of wartime loss and fascist atrocities.
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San Francisco
United Nations
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman Seeks Practical Presidency With Roosevelt Tie
Washington report portrays President Truman as a practical Midwest politician who will preserve Roosevelt foreign policy while stamping his own personal, homespun leadership on the nation. Observers predict a stronger Congress role, tighter party lines, and a cautious domestic course with a progressive tilt.
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Washington
Truman
Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Congress
Loeb to Speak on Progress and Full Employment
James Loeb director of the Union for Democratic Action and author will speak at 8 p m next Thursday in the Mayfair Room Linton Hotel. Sponsored by the Progressive Citizens Committee he co authored A Challenge To Progressives with James Patton president of the National Farmers Union. He supports 60 000 000 jobs and will discuss a program of progress and full employment. The meeting is open to the public.
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James Loeb
Union For Democratic Action
Linton Hotel
Progressive Citizens Committee
Loeb
James Patton
National Farmers Union
NEW Republic
Help The SUN Help You Postwar Jobs Survey
The SUN asks servicemen and war workers to answer a Page 5 questionnaire about postwar employment needs buying desires and their view of The SUN. Readers can help by filling out the survey to aid the paper in serving their interests.
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