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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1944
Page
4
The SUN discusses using terms like fascists and communists in editorials and columns. It argues anti Roosevelt and anti labor press use these labels to smear presidents and unions, noting connections between isolationists and certain political figures and outlets.
A political record highlights Wayne L. Morse a Republican backed by a PAC to challenge incumbent Rufus Holman for the U S Senate nomination in Oregon. In Idaho a state PAC opposed D Worth Clark’s renomination though a Democrat. progressives and labor supported the record over labels.
The piece argues labor votes aided in primary fights and retirement of anti-labor Congress members including Dies Starnes Costello Kleberg Lam bertson and Senators Clark Holman Reynolds. It claims organized labor helped shape a better future Congress and urges support for labor political rights.
The piece notes Pegler on a train with Gov. Dewey writing about labor leaders flocking to the Republican cause in Pittsburgh. It cites PM reporter James Wechsler naming the labor figures who joined Dewey, including John Lewis loyalists and Bottle Blowers locals, and contrasts Peglering with honest reporting. It recalls Hoover in 1940 accusing the administration of provocative talk toward Nazi leaders.
The guild pushes for a shop under maintenance of membership, arguing it secures union membership, funding, and worker rights. They claim nonmembers should join or face dismissal, while insisting the guild shop ensures lasting union security and improved wages and conditions.
The Rockford Labor News urges AFL CIO unity quoting that 12,000,000 workers can dominate politics and the economy to win rights and benefits for the nation. The piece frames a single national labor organization as the path to just rights and national benefit.
The piece argues that forcing unions to incorporate would misstate facts and increase backlash. It asserts unions can already be sued like corporations, notes Ohio and U.S. case law, and warns incorporation would invite state interference, spying, and extensive litigation to control union finances and actions.
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