Executive Board Names and Contact Details Listed
The editor's office provides a telephone roll with Rollin H Everett at 306 Bell Block and 606 Vine St Cincinnati Ohio. An executive board is named including Ben Herman A C Dermer ei Sien William Black Jerry Maxey Claude R Sampson Harry Brumett Hermon Dickerson Arthur Hartmann Russell Quackenbush Calvin Frech Ray Tucker Waldo Stager Earl Davis and Clarence Rau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin H. Everett
Bell
Vine St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ben Herman
A. C. Dermer
Ei Sien
William Black
Jerry Maxey
Claude R. Sampson
Harry Brumett
Hermon Dickerson
Arthur Hartmann
Russell Quackenbush
Calvin Frech
Ray Tucker
Waldo Stager
Earl Davis
Clarence Rau
George Taft Bill Drafts Low Postwar Wage Plan
Georgia Senator Walter F. George enlists Senator Robert A. Taft to draft a reconversion bill aimed at keeping unemployment compensation rates low in the South. George argues unemployment insurance should be decided by states to protect local wage scales, warning against the Kilgore-Truman plan. He cites state limits on benefits and employer coverage to press for state-controlled, shorter benefit periods.
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George
Taft
Georgia
Walter F. George
Robert A. Taft
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Georgia Power Co
Sen
Senate
Congress
Blood drive challenge by Los Angeles labor council
The Los Angeles Central Labor Council launched a blood donation contest to donate plasma at the Red Cross blood bank. Milk Drivers Local and Intl Brotherhood of Teamsters joined quickly, each posting about 200 members with multiple donations. A recent single drive yielded over 1,000 donations to the flood bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Central Labor Council
Transportation Workers
Red Cross
Intl. Bro
Teamsters
Taft to Fall Pickrel Claims Taft Defeat Predicted
Democratic opponent William D. Pickrel told a Duckworth Club outing that Taft will fall this fall like other reactionaries in Congress have in primaries. He cited Taft’s soldier vote stance and a $170,000 spend for a $10,000 Senate seat.
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Robert A. Taft
Wiliam D. Pickrel
Taft
Pickrel
Frank J. Lausche
Cleveland
Coney Island
Duckworth Club
Dayton
Congress
Lend-Lease
Farmers Break Old Tradition Ward Books Go To Scrap
Chicago report notes patriotic farmers join scrap campaign by gathering Montgomery Ward catalogs to aid the war effort. Oklahoma unit of the National Farmers Union informs Local 20 CIO that 175 Ward catalogs have been collected and more are being requested for the scrap drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Montgomery Ward
Oklahoma
Nati
Farmers Union
United Wholesale Retail & Dept. Store Employes
CIO
Ward
If you like The SUN read it then pass it along to a friend
Read The SUN and share it with a friend who might enjoy the same entertaining stories and lifestyle coverage. This quick prompt encourages circulation and suggests passing along favorite columns and features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
Betty
Salesman
West Coast Local Votes to Join CIO Amid AFL Split
Local 48 of the Commercial Telegraphers Union disaffiliates from AFL to seek a charter with the American Communications Association CIO, with only two dissenters in a near full turnout of about 1,000 Western Union members. ACA President Joseph Selly hailed the move and a charter is promised soon as NLRB election looms for 60,000 Western Union employees.
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Federated Picture
Commercial Telegraphers Union
AFL
Los Angeles
Cal
American Communications Assn
CIO
ACA
Joseph Selly
Local 48
Matthew D. Gandall
CTU
NLRB
Western Union
American Communications Association
Aply
Matthew F. Gandall
Selly
Fulbright Wins Senate Seat After Arkansas Runoff
In Little Rock Arkansas Rep J W Fulbright defeats Gov Homer M Adkins in a Democratic primary runoff to secure the Senate seat. He will replace Hattie Caraway who lost in the earlier primary. Fulbright, former University of Arkansas president, backed FDR policies and international cooperation. A 5000 vote turnout of Black voters aided his victory over 900 in the main primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
J. W. Fulbright
Senate
Homer M. Adkins
Hattie W. Caraway
Fulbright
University of Arkansas
House
Are You a Voteless Vegetable a Corwin Script?
Norman Corwin urges radio listeners to value voting as a citizen right and duty in his Columbia Presents Corwin script El Capitan and the Corporal. The dialogue on a transcontinental train contrasts active citizenship with vegetating apathy, stressing election participation.
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New York
Norman Corwin
America
Corwin
Columbia Broadcasting System
Columbia Presents
Betty
Cal
Spain
Radio Division
CIO Political Action Committee
East 42Nd Street
N. Y
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