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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1945
Page
6
Quoted by Pope Leo XIII in 1891 stressing associations organized to aid members in improving body soul and prosperity through suitable means and governance.
The SUN presents a Public Health Federation series aiding mothers as Gl Joe Jr narrates his own story with a focus on infant health and family issues. The article introduces the baby’s perspective and outlines broader health guidance.
A writer speaks to a mixed race infant of a Jap father and an American mother about the end of World War II. He reflects on how babies lack prejudices yet humans inherit racial conflicts. He hopes for wiser, better choices in the age ahead. Next Week: My Favorite Indoor Sport.
United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers vote 92.8 percent to keep their own union within the CIO. The executive board rejected a CIO plan to merge with the United Auto Workers. About 29,086 opposed merger while 2,250 voted for it. Secretary Treasurer Gerald Fielde praised the result.
Vice President Richard T. Frankensteen of the United Auto Workers and PAC endorsed candidates scored a landslide in the Detroit primary, 14 000 votes ahead of incumbent Edward J. Jeffries. In the nonpartisan runoff they will face each other for mayor in November. Sidney Hillman hailed the result as a sign Detroit voters demand reconversion plans, full production and employment, and strong action for returning veterans.
Under President Hoover an average tax of 42 cents was added on every dollar of imports. The result: American export trade fell from $5 billion in 1929 to $1% billion in 1933.
US Public Health Service figures show 1944 eight day plus disabilities rose over 35 percent above the 10 year average for both men and women. Male rate reached 140.9 absences per 1000 workers, while female rate was 221 per 1000, reflecting higher sickness absenteeism during wartime.
The piece argues high tariffs protect American industry and cites sugar duties as a key example. It claims U S citizens pay about 300 million dollars extra each year due to the sugar duty compared with a duty free scenario.
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