Lausche Visits Cincinnati as Democratic Gubernatorial Hopeful
Mayor Frank Lausche of Cleveland, a Roosevelt ally, visits Cincinnati with bipartisan endorsements from the Ohio and Cincinnati Political Action Committees. He touts labor protection, postwar public works, and tax relief while pledging to extend social gains and oppose reactionary retrenchment. He spoke in Springfield on safeguarding labor advances and national victory, and outlines an Ohio platform emphasizing labor protection, resources conservation, and education.
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Cincinnati
Frank J. Lausche
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Ohio
Lausche
Ohio and
Political Action Committees
Hotel
Gibson
Upstate
Springfield
America
United States
Ohio Court Rules Public Housing Must Pay Local Taxes
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that low rent projects in Cincinnati Laurel Homes and Youngstown are not tax exempt. The decision, aligned with prior rulings, requires subsidized low income housing to pay full taxes, a stance unique among 26 states. Housing officials warn federal funds may be jeopardized.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Laurel Homes
Youngstown
Ohio Court
George Garties
Metropolitan Housing Authority
Ohio
Washington
Ex-Labor Leader Defends Taft Critique
Harry V. Dill former Allied Printing Trades Council head and 1937 Cincinnati City Council candidate, now a Republican patronage jobholder as courthouse watchman, defends Taft against labeling Senator Taft as a reactionary, as Times-Star readers note.
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Times- Star
Jack Kroll
Robert A. Taft
Harry V. Dill
Allied Printing Trades Council
City Council of
Cincinnati
Times-Star
Dill
Emily Post
Taft
America
UK Annual Dance Sponsored by Local 757 union group
The United Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers of America CIO Local 757 will sponsor its annual dance at Cumminsville Veterans Hall 4100 Colerain Avenue at 8 p m Saturday Carl Flack entertainment committee chairman said.
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United Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers of America
CIO
Cumminsville Veterans’ Hall
Colerain Avenue
Carl Flack
Cincinnati Consumers Draft Conference Promotes Smoke Abatement
The Consumers Draft Program Executive Board of Cincinnati governs a campaign to promote smoke abatement, rent tax termination, and ragweek removal. The conference watches progress of the margarine bill before a Senate committee.
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Consumers
Executive Board of Cincinnati
Consumer Conference
Senate
Stronger Price Control Urged Taft Hesitates
Labor leaders pressed for tougher OPA rules after visiting Sen. Taft in Washington. CIO chief Murray and AFL head Green urged stronger price controls while Taft signaled possible reservations and noted pending amendments. The June 30 expiration looms as debate continues over wage and rent protections and cost of living effects.
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Sen
Robert A. Taft
Washington
Taft
CIO
OPA
Murray
Pres
R. J. Thomas
United Automobile Workers
Albert J. Fitzgerald
United Electrical Radio & Machine Workers
Faye Stephenson
Congress of Women’s Auxiliaries
Annie Stein
United Federal Workers and Cio Sec
James B. Carey
Herman
AFL
William Green
Philip Murray
Senate Banking Committee
United Steelworkers
CSO
National War Labor Board
CIO backs endorsements for statewide races in county meeting
Reed M. Winegardner Washington Courthouse attorney favored for Lieutenant Governor. Three Democratic candidates for state senator were approved John W. Edwards Jack B. Josselson and Howard L. Shearer. For General Assembly Democrats endorsed Matt Pittinger William F. Scanlon Hobart W. Scott Frank Simpson Richard J. Diehl Lawrence M. Ford.
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Reed M. Winegardner
Washington
John W. Edwards
Elm Street
Jack B. Josselson
Westminster Drive
Howard L. Shearer
East 5Th Street
General Assembly
Matt Pittinger
Rapid Runpike
William F. Scanlon
Mt. Washington
Hobart W. Scott
Morlin Avenue
Frank Simpson
Sunset Avenue
Richard J. Diehl
Klotter Avenue
Lawrence M. Ford
Coleridge Avenue
Harrison to Speak in Cincinnati on Sunday
Cleveland attorney Marvin C. Harrison, a Democrat candidate for U S Senate, will address a public meeting in Cincinnati at 3 36 p m Sunday April 30 at the Railway Clerks Building. Harrison, National Lawyers Guild member and counsel for five railroad unions, is CIO endorsed for Senate. William G Pickrel also noted. Herbert S Bigelow to chair.
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Railway Clerks Building
Harrison
The
Tional Lawyers Guild
William G. Pickrel
Senate
Herbert S. Bigelow
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Ohio Court Hits Housing
the Sun
Ben Herman
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
Elston and
Hess
Dennis E. Jackson
Cincinnati Consumers’ Conference
Robert J. Davidson
Industrial Union Council
Political Action Committee
Jerry Maxey
United Auto Workers
Max Sien
Guild
William E. Hopper
Marvin Harison
Marvin C. Harrison
U. S
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