Post Office Second Class Notice From Cincinnati
The entry notes designation as second class after June 39 1944 at the Cincinnati Ohio Post Office under the act of March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1944
Page
2
British Back Greek Reaction Against Forces of Democracy
The piece traces events in Greece as Britain backs a reactionary government and King George II, detailing ELAS resistance, government disband orders, and Churchill's decision to deploy British troops amid a crisis framed as a fight over democratic government versus reactionary forces. It cites Stettinius's support for democratic self-determination and argues the core issue is democracy in Greece.
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Greece
Athens
Great Britain
George II
EAM
ELAS
Metaxas
Quisling
John Rhallis
George Papandreou
Papandreou
Winston Churchill
Edward Stettinius
United States
Europe
Greek leader warns on disarmament of ELAS resistance
A Greek figure in New York argues that disarming the ELAS resistance while secret police and loyalist units keep arms signals future monarchy restoration. The comment reflects concern over political restructuring and foreign influence in postwar Greece.
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lanVianos
Mc.auld
New York
ELAS
Greeks Entitled To Self-Choice Declared By Addes
UAW CIO leader George F. Addes declared in Washington that American labor supports Greek resistance for self determination. He contrasted the Greek movement with British intervention and cited support from clergy and the broader Greek population minus fascists and royalists. He linked the issue to the London world labor conference and Stettinius’s call for liberal nations to determine their own destinies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EAM
Greek Liberation Front
Agrarian Party
Socialist Party
Union of Popular Democracy
Communist Party
Metaxas
Liberal Youth
General Confederation of Labor
Hellenic Organization of Youth
Churchill
United Nations
London
Europe
Sec
Stettinius
United Na
Hartmann Promises Organization Aid
Arthur Hartmann president elect of the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council pledges organizational aid and emphasizes council involvement in coordinating union work. He seeks council support to strengthen efforts across the regional labor movement.
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Arthur Hartmann
Greater Cincinnati
Hartmann and Jordan Lead Cincinnati Labor Council
Hartmann, first council president in 1937, serves as vice president and union organizer in Cincinnati. Al Jordan, 31, CIO advocate and USA staffer, is re elected director of Corryville Civic Association and active in Federated Civic Associations. Both push union community cooperation and local civic engagement.
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al Jordan
Greater Cincinnati
USA
Jordan
OPA Warns on Xmas Light Set Prices
The OPA cautioned retailers assembling Xmas tree lighting sets from wires sockets plugs and bulbs to ensure the consumer price does not exceed the total price of the individual parts.
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Washington
OPA
Emma Ferrara Named to Cincinnati Adult Board
The Adult Education Council of Cincinnati appointed Miss Emma Ferrara, secretary to Jack Kroll, to serve on its Board of Directors. The council described the move as strengthening governance and community outreach.
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The
Adult Education Council of
Cincinnati
Emma Ferrara
Jack Kroll
Council
Swell Meeting of the PJ NW Playing Card Local
A lively report of an invitation only meeting noted as one of the best and most interesting. Attendees included Bertha L Smith and many named members, with refreshments after. The writer mentions union interest, olives from Kroger locals, and plans to attend the next gathering.
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Pj& NW
Bertha L. Smith
Kitty Springer
Bess Fithen
Bertha Pell
Orland Smith
Sergeant At
Henry Kentzel
Nora Rolson
Joe Hayes
Kroger
Wr&dse 390
Candy
Marie Gorrell
Eve Pennington
Martha J. Wilder
Melva Brown
Marjorie Jacquot
Esther Rogers
Louise Plunkett
City Ownership Contends for Municipal Real Estate Purchase
The statement argues city ownership could proceed without tax costs by using bond retirement income to buy property at low rates. It notes bonds are at historical lows and that purchase should occur before holdings disperse. It cites other cities gaining power from government and municipal sources as a competing advantage.
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Cincinnati
Mistrial Declared In Fascist Case
A mass sedition trial against American fascists ends in mistrial after eight months and extensive federal spending. Chief Justice Edward C. Eicher dies, leaving the case without a clear path, with defendants Elizabeth May Dilling Edward James Smythe and Joseph E. McWilliams named among those accused.
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Washington
Edward C. Eicher
Elizabeth May Dilling
Edward James Smythe
Joseph E. McWilliams
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