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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1944

Page

2

Post Office Notice From Cincinnati 1944

Second class matter for Jone BO at Cincinnati Ohio dated 1944. Office contact Rollin H. Everett 306 Bell Brock 606 Vine St Cincinnati 2 Ohio Main 4813. Annual subscription price two dollars.

Jone BO Cincinnati 2 Ome Rollin H. Everett Bell Brock Vine St Cincinnati Ohio

City ownership debate pushed by Times Star critique

The Times Star argues federal taxes should fund wartime needs, while Cincinnati debates municipal ownership. The piece warns against giving rivals a low electric rate edge, emphasizes jobs for veterans, and counters socialism/communism fears by highlighting efficient water service and private competition absence.

The Times-Star Cincinnati

CIO Man Declines Ike Offer Then Strikes Deal

In Los Angeles Staff Sgt. Darrell Van Ness of Local 550 CIO union refused Eisenhower's boots offer. The GI later reached a deal, ending the episode that drew public interest.

Cio Man Gen. Ike Boots LOS Angeles Dwight D. Eisenhower California Cio Darrell van Ness

Negro Composer To Be Honored With World Premiere

A world premier of The Festive Overture by William Grant Still, renowned Negro composer, will be staged amid honors and public celebrations, highlighting Still's significant contribution to American music.

William Grant Still

Higher Minimum Wages Seem To Be In the Cards

The textile union wage talks push for 72 cents per hour as a target while a 55 cent figure is floated by Dr. George W. Taylor and denied by the WLB. The board struggles with enforcement in the south and New England, facing 20 non compliance cases below 50 cents, including laundry, bakeries, and foundries.

Cincinnati Textile Workers Union CIO WLB George W. Taylor New York Times Taylor New England South Atlanta Southern Chattanooga Birmingham Montgomery Ward

Rickenbacker Film Under Fire From Labor Groups

Hollywood production of a Eddie Rickenbacker biopic at 20th Century Fox faces protests from AFL CIO and railroad brotherhoods over perceived glorification of a war worker antagonist. Fred MacMurray stars with Lynn Bari. budget reportedly rises toward two million dollars amid industry tension and labor complaints.

Ted Taylor Hollywood Eddie Rickenbacker 20Th Century- Fox Rick AFL CIO Fred MacMurray Rickenbacker MacMurray Pardon Lynn Bari James Gleason Charles Bickford Donald Meek Bet Meek Rickenbacker Auto Co Eastern Airlines Eureka Pictures Wendell L. Willkie 20Th Fox Willkie Pres A. F. Whitney Bro Whitney William Green Philip Murray

Trade of worn flight boots halted by General Van Ness

In a brief front line exchange Iago Ti er offered to trade his sheepskin lined flight boots for another soldier's battered artics. Van Ness refused, saying the boots would be more useful to him as the deal was off. Ike then proposed a separate cultural note mentioning a symphony orchestra and a wartime bond contest. The piece also mentions wage talks and ongoing labor friction with a proposed 60 cent minimum.

Rickenbacker Winfield R. Sheehan Christy Walsh Eureka Pictures 20Th Fox Chase Natl Bank Iag van Ness Ike

Fox 20th Reconsiders Rickenbacker Labor Film

A planned 20th Fox production to offset Rickenbacker with a special labor glorification is shelved. P. S. Promise put off, per the film industry note.

20Th Fox Rickenbacker

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Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council, Cio Ben Herman A. C. Dermer Max Sien William Black Jerry Maxey Claude R. Sampson Harry Brumett Hermon Dickerson Arthur Hartmann Russell Quackenbush Calvin Frech Ray Tucker Waldo Stager Earl Davis Allarence By Rollin Everett Cleveland Columbus Knoxville Memphis Seattle Tacoma Nashville G.I.S Barbara Bates Kathleen O'Malley Federated Pictures WLBE Adie Aee Ee War Bond Cinennatis Symphony Opera Wilberforce University Oberlein Conservatory New England Conservatory Boston
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