Believe in bold council action for Cincinnati growth
The Sun calls on voters to elect a forward looking City Council this fall. It warns Cincinnati risks losing industries and jobs as peacetime needs rise, urging decisive backing of a new city plan with industrial sites, housing, parks, and transportation. It stresses choosing a council of progressive business, professional and labor leaders to drive modernization.
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Taft Charged With Union Busting In Editorial
The Guild News in Cincinnati accuses Hulbert Taft of attempting to break the News Guild with a new election or card show. The piece labels Taft’s actions as dirty and underhanded and suggests his motive is money and power, noting the union has cut his profits.
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Attlee program and Taft clash shape future policy
The article outlines political tensions as Taft seeks to undermine Guild members abroad while discussing postwar plans. It notes British Labour leader Attlee advocating nationalization of key sectors and social aims, with foreign policy leaning toward cooperation with the U.S. and U.S.S.R. The piece contrasts Tory support for monarchies with Attlee’s responsive, pro-social approach.
WLB Promises 647 Grievances Will Be Settled
Members of Local 647 United Auto Workers return to work after War Labor Board pledged to expedite grievance settlement. The walkout followed refusals to honor the contract and a three year backlog of 38644 grievances. Paul Miley urged a return to work and George Meyer notified Governor Lausche of the plan.
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International
George Meyer
Lausche
Must Prepare Immediately Nation Warned by Citizens PAC
New York report says seven million Americans may face a cold, jobless Christmas without action. The National Citizens Political Action Committee calls for Murray and Patman full employment bills, unemployment compensation, and a 65 cent minimum wage plus a general wage raise to curb price-driven income losses.
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New York
National Citizens Political Action Committee
Congress
Truman
Department of Commerce
Eleanor Roosevelt quote on vision and fear of the present
A concise reflection attributed to Eleanor Roosevelt noting that progress requires courage to face current realities. It frames leadership as envisioning the future while confronting present challenges.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Detroit CIO candidate Frankensteen wins mayoral primary
Richard T. Frankensteen, CIO candidate for Detroit mayor, leads Edward J. Jeffries in the primaries as CIO PAC efforts boost turnout. PAC field director Jack Methard calls for volunteers to assist in voter registration and campaign work for the upcoming council race.
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Detroit
Cincinnati
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Frankensteen
Edward J. Jeffries
United Auto Workers
PAC Meeting Set For Next Wednesday In Linton
Arthur Hartmann acting chairman announced that phases of the campaign have been set up and the next PAC meeting will be next Wednesday night at the Linton.
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the Linton
Arthur Hartmann
Editor rails at Rankin in Congress climate critique
Len De Caux of News taunts Senator Rankin calling him a mere drip in the puddle and a jerk in the spasm that convulses Congress as the piece questions treatment of Rankin.
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