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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1944
Page
8
A critique labels Westbrook Pegler a fascist fringe writer for postwar rhetoric attacking unions and labor, calling for anti-labor literature and wage suppression as a means to undermine workers and the Roosevelt era gains. The piece urges recognizing Pegler and imitators as fascist fringe influence.
In Seattle delegates of the Western Conference of Teamsters hear Vice President Dave Beck of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters urge reelecting President Roosevelt and lawmakers who back his liberal policies. Beck calls for strong support from common people to elect pro Roosevelt leaders.
The Industrial Public Relations Council of the Community War Chest aided a union member known as Joe after his temper and conduct led to dismissal. Referred by the Jewish Family Service Bureau, the case followed medical evaluation at Beckman Dispensary and aimed to restore employment and stability.
Joe returns to work after a caseworker talks with union officials about his past behavior and protects him from taunting at the plant. His wife sought help from a well supported agency to solve the problem, and he is now back to his old self.
A play previously staged in Boston called Portrait of a Lady has been acquired by Columbia. Rosalind Russell will star as the heroine reminiscent of Clare Luce, in a role that mirrors Luce’s public image.
Philip Murray CIO president urges CIO members to back the American Communications Association in the Western Union vote that will determine the bargaining agent for about 60,000 employees nationwide. ACA pitches economic benefits and wartime industry support to win against four AFL unions. Bernard Woolis directs the local drive from the CIO regional office.
Police and Traffic Safety Council announce a weekly Rule of the Week to curb weaving. Beginning Monday the rule is Stay in Your Own Traffic Lane Dont Weave, citing section 74-92d of the Traffic code. Officials warn weaving causes accidents and endangers others on the highway.
The National Citizens PAC supports Roosevelt and Truman plus a progressive Congress to win victory in war, ensure peace, full production and employment, and end discrimination. It operates independently of parties, backs citizens to register and vote, publicizes issues, and funds allies.
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