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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1945
Page
4
Second class matter notice lists Rollin H. Everett at 606 Vine Street Cincinnati Ohio 2 under late 19th century postal act with annual subscription 2.00. Additional stray text appears as garbled input.
The columnists Kent and Pegler attack labor leaders as violent and accuse industrialists of greed. The piece notes selective reporting, references to GM executives and UAW, and criticizes paid ads that shaped public perception. It calls for a press serving the people amid misrepresentation in wage debates.
Mr. Dilworth explains to his son the law of supply and demand using egg prices. He doubled egg prices to illustrate costs of living and industry pressures, arguing no OPA ceiling now, while balancing household money and expenses.
The Amer ican Veterans Committee local chapter plans expansion. Munroe Berkowitz says the group, with 10 000 members nationwide, welcomes all veterans from World War II and claims no discrimination. Notables include Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr., Col Evans Carlson, and Bill Maudlin. Veterans can contact Berkowitz at UNiversity 7939 for more information.
A veteran commentator urges discharged soldiers to keep government life insurance, noting discounts on clothing, housing, and food pale beside the value of cheap federal coverage. He warns many drop policies now only to pay higher industrial rates later and cites 75 percent of working-class veterans for rejecting the opportunity.
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