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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1944

Page

8

Unions Sell War Bond Best Says U S Treasury

Washington officials credit organized labor with leading the sixth war loan toward the 14 billion dollar goal. Payroll deduction plans reach union shops most effectively, with over 525 billion monthly invested through voluntary bond purchases. Union members receive recognition and shop stewards help drive sales, while redemptions are lower among union buyers.

Washington Treasury Department James L. Houghteling Treasury Organized Labor

City Ownership Plan Cited for 1946 Council

The article explains that municipal ownership could allow repurchase of properties if a 1946 council majority supports it. It notes waterworks profits cannot fund public improvements but other utilities are exempt. Cities successfully operating municipally owned plants include Chattanooga Cleveland Columbus Kansas City Kas Knoxville Los Angeles Memphis Seattle Tacoma and Nashville.

Chattanooga Cleveland Columbus Kansas City Kas Knoxville Los Angeles Memphis Seattle Tacoma Nashville

Your Dollar Cigarette Lighters Scarce and Watches

Consumers Union screened 14 lighter brands finding many labeled Not Acceptable though some fit decent price and reliability. The Dunhill at $27.50 sterling silver topped the tested list but was pricey. Thorens, Dunhill Servce, Lektrolite and others offered better value though prices varied. Watches show average quality in known brands, with solid gold cases overvalued and waterproof claims dubious.

Consumers Union Dunhill

Non expert buyers favor top brands over generic pens

The passage argues that a non expert buyer is safer with a recognized name such as Longines or Bulova, while noting inferior quality of cheaper brands. It suggests that material and labor for a $10 or $15 pen cost under $1.00, with most of the price accounting for other factors.

Birthday Calls By Ill Soldiers Paid By Union

Ill servicemen at the Army port of embarkation in Wilmington California receive weekly birthday phone calls funded by Firestone Local 100 United Rubber Workers CIO. Local 100's soldier welfare committee led by Earl Farwell organized the program, raising contributions from about 3,500 members to cover up to three calls weekly.

Wilmington Calif Firestone Local 100 United Rubber Workers (Cio Earl Farwell

Coast to coast election by Western Union workers

A nationwide vote among 60,000 Western Union Telegraph Co. employees, including Cincinnati, will run January 2 through January 10, 1945. Workers will choose between AFL and the American Communications Assn CIO. About 80 polls will be used in large cities and 15,000 employees in smaller towns will vote by mail ballots.

Western Union Telegraph Co Cincinnati NLRB AFL American Communications Assn CIO Russell Miller

Labor Sponsors Aid To British Labor Projects Total $525000

The British War Relief Society reports 1943 labor aid for Britain's workers and merchant seamen totaling 525000 dollars. The A F L League for Human Rights and CIC War Relief Committee sponsored rest-break houses for workers and merchant navy clubs to ease fatigue from wartime strain.

Britain British War Relief Society War Chest of Cincinnati Hamilton County R. R. Deupree A. F. of L. League For Human Rights C.I.C. War Relief Committee

Sad GOP Learns It Passed Out CIO Literature

In Bend Oregon the Deschutes County GOP chairman M A Lynch paid Tom Scribner Jr to distribute campaign literature. He later learned Tom’s father had filled envelopes with CIO materials so voters would receive both sides. Lynch sought repayment but Tom kept the money.

Bend, Gre Westbrook Pegler M. A. Lynch Deschutes Republican County Central Committee Tom Scribner, Jr Bend Lynch Tom Papa Scribner Tommy

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