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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1948
Page
4
The SUN records indicate the editor office was entered as second class matter on June 30, 1944 at Cincinnati post office. The notice lists Rollin K. Everett with an address at 15 East Eighth Street, Cincinnati 2, Ohio and telephone MAin 4813.
Ohio CIO-PAC delegates gathered in Cincinnati for a Sunday rally described as one of labor’s most inspiring events in years. Attendees from across the state received messages to carry into their communities.
Congresswoman Helen Gahagan Douglas and Chairman Jack Kroll led a rally that unveiled Common Cause III and state and national reforms designed to boost democracy. CIO leaders William Lavelle and staff praised for clear summaries while volunteers mobilize block workers, voter registration, and PAC funding ahead of the November election with less than 60 days to go.
A Ohio rally by CIO PAC speakers denounced tax shifts and wartime debt while urging block organizing, a housing program, balanced city representation, and a liberal Congress. Mayor Cash backed unicameral reform and a $5 million housing project, as Ferguson criticized payroll taxes and the Ohio Legislature.
Douglas Kroll voices strong opposition to the housing bill and argues producers and consumers must balance profits and wages. He attacks Congress and GOP backers, claims new crises at home, cites profits in industry, and urges a November political win with 60 million votes. He praises the Democratic platform but doubts GOP specifics on homes.
The Coca-Cola Co in Greens boro N C discharged James Hodge after 17 years for union activity as he helped form a local of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters AFL. A trial examiner notes Taft Hartley limits use of anti union speech as evidence, and finds discharge motives shown by other evidence.
A satirical dictionary listing terms and opinions on government roles in business. It contrasts true statesmanship with communist and unrealistic notions, noting Wagner act price control excess profits taxes and anti lynch laws, and mocks voluntary unpaid overtime as initiative.
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