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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1944
Page
2
Second class matter statement dated June 3 1944 lists Rolling Everett at 906 Bell Block 606 Vine St Cincinnati Ohio and phone MAin 4813.
The U S Secret Service says public education reduces counterfeiting losses and check fraud. It cites a drop from 1.5 million in 1935 to 50 thousand last year, and reports fewer prosecutions as a result of the program. It offers a 32 page Know Your Money booklet and a 16 mm film for union halls upon request.
The Office of War Information reports the 1944 Christmas tree supply should meet U S holiday demand with WPB cautioning restraint. It notes 1943 anxiety and price spikes from initial deliveries, followed by a glut and many surplus trees sold cheap or destroyed. Authorities urge buyers not to bid aggressively for early trees.
AFL General Counsel Joseph A. Padway said the defeat of California’s union shop ban will lead the federation to swiftly challenge similar anti-union shop amendments adopted in Florida and Arkansas. He argued these measures conflict with federal law and wartime policies of the National War Labor Board.
The National Negro Congress warned that Negro workers would suffer more than whites in wartime-to-peacetime layoffs unless seniority rules are adjusted. The group noted Negroes have gained little seniority due to recent entry into industry and urged protections to preserve hard-won gains.
The listing names nonfiction works by Henry Hoke Carey McWilliams and others such as Beard Bowen Snow and Edgar Snow, and fiction titles including Freedom Road Leave Her To Heaven A Tree Grows In Brooklyn Strange Fruit and A Bell For Adano.
Industrialist Henry J. Kaiser told 1,400 Indiana Chamber of Commerce members that 60 million jobs must exist in the postwar period. He urged joint action by industry, labor, and government, warning against unemployment and promising no place for special privilege in the new world.
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