Taft condemns Army voting plan while endorsing Roosevelt
The Sun Editorial Page argues Taft criticizes Army voting efforts as aiding Roosevelt. It notes soldiers likely back Roosevelt for wartime leadership and hopes for peace, employment, and fair wages, with confidence in Roosevelt’s ability to work with Churchill and Stalin.
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Thom Y
E. Dewey
Dewey
Taft
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
Yes Votes Save Money for Cincinnati Bond Proposals
The article argues that voters supporting bond issues will modernize Cincinnati, create thousands of jobs, and fix aging schools and streets while those voting no risk a rundown city with higher long term costs. It emphasizes the funds total 41 million dollars and the impact on working people.
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Cincinnati
The Water's Fine Labor Politics and the CIO-PAC
The article argues the AFL should engage in politics, noting the older limited objectives era is over. It contrasts AFL and CIO approaches, stating CIO-PAC actively pushes labor-friendly candidates, registers voters, and informs them of records. It warns that punishment and reward rhetoric under both sides reveals the core strategy.
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Cio-Pac
CIO
Senate
Progress
Scouts should not be used to spread labor baiting remarks
The piece condemns the Roosevelt critics for using the Boy Scouts of America to distribute Eddie Rickenbacker’s labor baiting remarks. It urges Scout leaders to repudiate this misuse to restore confidence in the Scout movement and prevent future entanglements in political disputes.
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Roosevelt
Boy Scouts of America
Eddie Rickenbacker
Scout Movement
In Groove With The People Defends CIO-PAC Power
Courier-Journal argues CIO-PAC rises not by party control but shared aim to end reactionaries in primaries. It notes southern victories against resistance and says PAC channels liberal aims benefiting the common man. It asserts PAC reflects broad public will, not radical intrusion.
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Cio-Pac
Democratic Party
Courier-Journal
Louisville
South
CIO
PAC
Times Calls Taft Law Nonsense in Revisions
The New York Times blasts the Servicemen's Voting Law amendment as nonsense while praising the shift to allow soldiers abroad access to adult reading material. The piece notes the War and Navy Departments must balance political material and cites Senator Taft defending the amendment while critiquing the original clause.
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Europe
Pacific
War and Navy Departments
Taft
CIO Postwar Planning Committee Meets in Columbus
Ohio CIO Postwar Planning Committee held its first meeting in Columbus last week with Earl Davis reporting. The group aims to advance full employment and state and local community improvement. Local committees will support programs of other organizations with similar aims.
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Ohio Cio
Columbus
Earl Davis
United Transport Service
Cincinnati Loses General Motors Plant Over Mass Production Debate
The essay argues Cincinnati should embrace mass production to avoid losing large factories. It cites factory mix, war industry shifts, and local labor trends, warning that reliance on small plants harms economic health. It notes GM's loss underscores the need for mass production facilities and a strong industrial base.
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Cincinnati
Wright
Cincinnati Milling Machine Company
Kentucky
Tennessee
General Motors
America
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