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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1947
Page
15
An opinion from the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council president calls for active participation in political action dues. He urges 50,000 or more volunteers to work in wards and precincts, praising FDR and CIO leaders while urging removal of Senator Taft from public life to end sweatshop conditions.
State and local concerns on employment rise alongside national focus. Officials urge coordinated action to create jobs, reduce unemployment, and support training programs for displaced workers and new entrants.
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A speaker decries working conditions and slavery, urging action for free, fair labor. The message frames a choice between freedom for workers and reactionary control, condemning those who starve children while others enjoy profits.
A long catalog of workers including Schnelle Rose Roberts Joe Ward Milton Manshot Virginia Zimm erman Leroy Pierson Jean Ballard and others appears, listing many names in a continued note from page eleven. The fragment lacks context but preserves a sizable roster of individuals associated with the clothing trade.
A long line of personal names appears in a damaged OCR fragment from a local section. The readable items include Angelo Muccilio Joe Lastoria Carmine Lo Core Angelo Martino Ernest Bansone Marilyn Hasenohr Florence Bonar Edith Lobeck and others such as Mary Wolff Elizabeth Hein Bill Liedhegner and Henry Eilers.
The piece traces postwar fragility with savings slipping below 3 percent while Wall Street seeks credit for job gains. Analysts warn of weakening exports and an impending crash. Congress eases rent control, boosts rents, evictions rise, and growing homeless and jobless crowds mix as unions push for wage and housing reforms.
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