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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1946

Page

4

The Sun A Liberal Weekly Editor Office Contact

Editorial board list and contact details for The Sun A Liberal Weekly. Includes office address 306 Bell Block, 606 Vine St Cincinnati Ohio and staff names such as Al Jordan Ray Tucker Elmer Kauffman Max Len Rose Miles William Medick Hugo Klug and others with subscription rate 2.00 per year.

Rollin H. Everett Bell Vine St Cincinnati Ohio Main Ealcative Board al Jordan Ray Tucker Elmer Kauffman Max Len Rose Miles William Medick Hugo Klug Clarence Hal Wallius Wilder Earl Davis Jerry Maxey Arthur Hartmann George Grigsby Ray Sowder Walter Graincer Everett Hines Isaac Brad- Shaw Wilbert Porter O. O. Rowerd John Ferguson

Principles Versus Hard Realities in American Discourse

A column debates whether anti discrimination efforts are unAmerican, contrasting Pegler’s view that these moves are alien driven with calls to uphold American principles. It cites Russia’s hard realities on race, warns against penalizing citizens by color, and critiques wage-price claims by GM’s C. E. Wilson amid broader labor debates.

America Enquirer University of Cincinnati Russia Robert Nathan CIO Federal Trade Commission

Nail That Lie Productivity Peddlers Face Off

Editorial writers and columnists warn workers about stagnating productivity while claiming wage cuts. facts show civilian production rose to 81 percent of prewar levels, with official Bureau of Labor Statistics reports contradicting a labor productivity recession. The piece cites John Small and Ewan Clague disputing the pamphlet Benchtop dope stories.

George Sokolsky The New York Times Ewan Clague Bureau of Labor Statistics

National CLO PAC Plans Move to Washington D C

National CIO Political Action Committee will move its headquarters from New York City to Washington D C within weeks. PAC Director Jack Kroll cites policy reorientation to concentrate activity in the field and build stronger organizations. Office staff cuts are expected with about ten clerical positions eliminated.

CIO Political Action Committee New York City Washington, D. C PAC Jack Kroll Kroll Washington

Labor Law Cooperation Urged Amid Ongoing Dispute

The piece argues for cooperation on labor laws to resolve the labor capital conflict. It stresses that repeated disputes disrupt production and harm the nation’s economy, urging constructive measures and timely lawmaking to balance interests.

Labor Strikes as Checks on Government Power Rise

The piece argues that if governments fail to control productive forces and ensure fair wages, hours, and conditions, workers will strike. It cites meat and soap strikes as capital-led protests ignored by papers, warning that reliance on lawmakers like Bat and Lucas will worsen labor disputes after enactments.

Powes Hithe Es.tal I America America Congress Bat Lucas

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