The Cincinnati Sun A Liberal Weekly
The Cincinnati Sun A Liberal Weekly published by the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO appears weekly with two exceptions. It is entered as second class matter June 30 1944 at Cincinnati Ohio under the act of March 3 1879. Editor George H. Wartenberg Jr lists an executive board including William Black Walter Grainger William Brenner Edward Hellkamp Arthur Hartmann Ray Sowder James McLendon John Dehner Talmadge Zipperer James Rogers Ray Tucker Elmer Kauffman Philip Parr George Grigsby Wilfred Porter Rollin Silver Max Sevi John Sink John Case Ernestine Lochnane KR W Schellenberg Nathaniel Jordan Hugo Clag and James Wingbell. Subscription 7 00 per year.
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William Black
Walter Grainger
William Brenner
Edward Hellkamp
Arthur Hartmann
Ray Sowder
James McLendon
John Dehner
Talmadge Zipperer
James Rogers
Ray Tucker
Elmer Kauffman
Philip Parr
George Grigsby
Wilfred Porter
Rollin Silver
Max Sevi
John Sink
John Case
Ernestine Lochnane
KR. W. Schellenberg
Nathaniel Jordan
Hugo Clag
James Wingbell
Old and True For in reason and government consent
The text states that without consent of the governed, government equals slavery, yet claims eleven armed men can subdue a single man in his shirt, presenting a paradoxical statement about power and resistance.
Lost Boundaries and the Conscience of Hollywood
A Cincinnati review contrasts Hollywood’s prior stereotype of Black characters with the film Lost Boundaries. It follows a Black family concealing its race in a New England town, then facing truth when a Navy enlistment brings scrutiny. The piece praises the film’s courage, technical quality, emotional impact, and box office potential.
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New England
Hollywood
Everett Asks Questions On City Council Campaign Issues
Rollin H. Everett outlines key questions for Cincinnati voters as the City Charter Committee and Republican candidates debate housing, utility rates, unions, master plan, recreation, and transportation. He urges voters to seek facts, asserting GOP candidates avoid direct answers.
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Everett
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Tpublican
Friends of Good
Kroll Explains Political Action To Kiwanis Club
CIO Political Action Committee director Jack Kroll spoke to about 125 Cincinnati Kiwanis members at the Netherland Plaza Pavilion Caprice on August 1. He argued PAC aims to register voters and guide informed ballots, urging government action on housing health care and minimum wages as central to a future where public policy fills private gaps.
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Kroll
Kiwanis Club
Cio-Political Action Committee
Jack Kroll
Cincinnati Kiwanis Club
Netherland Plaza
Pavilion Caprice
CIO
Cincinnati
Ohio
Steel Executives Share Pension Details At Hearing
At a public hearing on steel wages, Murray outlined the steel union demand for a 30 cent hourly package. The package includes a 1.242 cent raise and about 11 percent for pensions, noting U S Steel top executives receive a $70,323 pension while workers average about $5 a month.
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Murray
U. S. Steel
Reader suggests CIO band to energize off year voting
Ralph P. Wilson proposes forming a local CIO band to encourage voter turnout in the off year elections. He imagines locals recruiting talent, funding uniforms and instruments, and using music to wake up and mobilize the community on Corryville hill and beyond.
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Corryville
Ralph P. Wilson
Calhoun Street
Cincinnati
Pipeline chatter and political bits from July news wires
A montage of 1949 and 1950 political notes mentions the Republican National Committee seeking a new national chairman after Hugh Scott, Procter and Gamble's R R Deupree predicting high soap sales, and Congress facing adjournment. It cites Dewey appointments and speeches, a May 1949 dividends report, and questions about foreign policy testimony, all delivered with wry newspaper tone.
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R. R. Deupree
Procter and Gamble
Senate
Associated Press
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Department of Commerce
Dewey
House Foreign Affairs Committee
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