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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1945
Page
4
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The writer condemns the Cincinnati Enquirer for optimism on reconversion and warns of rising unemployment. Calls for immediate public sentiment, higher unemployment benefits, revised state legislation, and a Ohio public housing program with backing from Councilman Albert D. Cash and Gov. Lausche.
Harold L. Ickes, longtime Interior Secretary under FDR, faces a major cabinet battle as pressure mounts over his retention. Supporters argue his progressive, corruption free record merits continued service, citing public works like Grand Coulee Dam and reforms in Indian Affairs and Puerto Rico. The outcome hinges on White House decisions amid shifting political currents.
A political figure stands firm to guard national resources against vested interests. As Interior Secretary he oversees all public lands, a role historically tainted by graft, and insists on integrity in management and protection of national assets.
A wartime economic appraisal warns that adopting a five day week and ending wartime controls could cut wages by about 16 billion dollars and raise inflation risks. It notes lingering rationing, uncertain postwar employment, and the need to prevent unemployment while avoiding a new war to protect national wealth.
A rallying call urges citizens to mobilize for national progress. It asks supporters to contact President Truman and government branches, hold local and plant meetings, write letters, telegrams, and distribute leaflets to fund public information leaflets.
Tufts Times-Star argues new Ohio law lets publicly owned utilities keep union contracts from private ownership and urges labor to use ballots to defend rights. It cites a Cuya hoga County decision and predicts court challenges, noting anti labor lobbies and Taft opposition.
In Wichita Kansas the Ku Klux Klan passed a resolution urging members to write commendations to Senator Theodore Bilbo for his stance against FEPC. The gesture came as Bilbo faced impeachment calls over his letter campaigns.
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