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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1949
Page
4
A fragmentary piece echoes Rabindranath Tagore with lines about mind unshackled thought and freedom. It references a country awakening and the stream of reason guiding onward toward perfection and expansive thinking. The text has misspellings and incomplete phrases throughout.
A polemic asserts that the National Association of Manufacturers opposed public schools the eight hour day and social security, arguing the working class built the high living standard through labor and sacrifice. It urges electing Washington champions of fair labor laws and civil rights to preserve progress.
Readers discuss the moral and social impact of publishing attractive women in pictures. Letters cite demoralization concerns, personal responsibility, and the role of the Sun in shaping thought and behavior while praising the front page redesign for its neat appearance.
The piece questions lobbyist Samish as a hidden political boss and urges voters to engage in elections. It notes Tribune ownership changes and critiques phrases like I know for a fact. It mentions a Republican meeting in Washington and Lebanon High School football. It ends by lampooning Dixiecrat votes and parapsychology society inquiries.
In Dayton a local 757 gathering drew over 100 members as Jim Kraft of Delco Local 755 attacked Lem Markland and Communist Party ties while Williams defended his actions. The meeting aimed to discredit right wing delegates to the international convention in Cleveland. Local 757 votes total nine at the convention.
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