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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1944
Page
4
The SUN Editorial Page argues against industrialists who downplay full employment and warn that unemployment fuels crime, unrest, and discontent. It contends democracy must mobilize postwar measures in Congress to create broad work opportunities and prevent a slide toward instability after 1945.
The 1945 election will determine a city council to guide postwar reconstruction in Cincinnati. Voters face millions in bonds for streets hospitals and sewers while ensuring efficient nonpartisan spending. Strong emphasis on vision honesty and better city services to attract industry and reduce slums.
A call to expand the city’s features of good government with a social vision to captivate voters. It warns that focusing on routine issues could cause stagnation and risk returning political control to city leaders in the postwar era.
An editorial urges doctors to design a voluntary prepaid medical plan to provide adequate nationwide coverage. It cites public opinion support for extending health coverage, critiques current schemes, and highlights the need for broad, well financed systems similar to Blue Cross. The piece argues for professional leadership and gradual experimentation before a nationwide voluntary system emerges.
The New York Times criticized Senator Gerald Nye's farewell remarks predicting a future war with Russia. The piece argues such predictions fuel fears, aid Nazi aims, and miscast Nye as belligerent against Russia while previously posing as pacifist on Japan and Germany.
A speaker denounces the Metal Trades Association in Cincinnati for opposing unions and the National Labor Relations Act. Claims include spying, blacklisting, and using public stenographers in bargaining to intimidate unions. Warns postwar firms may face increased labor disputes due to such tactics.
Report notes that many workers participate in collective bars gaining with unions in Cincinnati while recognizing they remain a minority.
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