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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1946

Page

4

The Sun A Liberal Weekly

The Sun published by The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council lists executive board members and subscription details for a weekly paper in Cincinnati Ohio. It notes a second class matter date June 3 1944 and provides contact information for the paper office and editors.

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Pity Enquirer Editorialists in Public Confusion

The Enquirer editorial staff faces questions about motive and anonymity as readers debate what the public actually wants The Sun notes the writers are in a constant dither and seem unsure of their own editorial aims While editors claim to serve public interest critics doubt the clarity of their message.

Labor Day Postwar Goals Addressed by CIO Leader

On Labor Day the CIO outlines slow postwar progress and calls for strong action to secure peace and economic expansion. It condemns Congress for aiding profiteers, notes inflation harming wages, and urges housing health FEPC minimum wage and full employment reforms while expanding labor influence in the United Nations.

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Law Chief Needs Instruction on Liberties and Police Policy

The column argues police misuse of minor offenses to curb civil liberties. It cites Judge D. J. Smith on free speech and assembly, urging Cincinnati officials to instruct the police on constitutional rights and proportional enforcement to avoid irreparable harm.

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