Police Chief Weatherly Faces Criticism From Councilman
Cincinnati councilman Rollin Everett accused Police Chief Weatherly of “carpetbagger” labeling and demeaning the police force. Everett cited past actions against CIO pickets and alleged rights violations including home invasions and bans on political banners at the Zoo. He urged Kellogg to hear witnesses in the case.
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Rollin H. Everett
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CIO
United Steelworkers
Cio-Pac
Sun editor Rollin Everett disputed over yellow press label
Police Chief Weatherly calls the Sun a yellow sheet amid criticism. The Times Star and Enquirer mock Rollin Everett by labeling him former editor, though he still edits The Sun.
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Times Star Editorial Sparks City Police Debate
A Times Star editorial charges a smear against Cincinnati police while the paper faces its own public scrutiny over a front page beat story about Iacobucci. City officials rally to the case amid questions over press conduct and police search warrants in West End homes.
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Cincinnati
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Times-Star
Rollin Everett
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
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Was Iacobucci Case Planted Speculation Rises
The week brings talk that the Iacobucci case may be a plant to spark complaints about police brutality and shield Chief Weatherly. The Times Star ran an eight column headline and used the story to criticize critics, prompting questions about the beating claim.
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Weatherly
Weatherly Faces Fire From Everett In City Speech
In a Junior Chamber of Commerce address Weatherly was challenged by Everett who attacked his law enforcement record. Everett criticized Kansas City's police power while noting he once reported for a paper. A West Seventh Street raid without warrants was defended by City Manager Kelley as overzealous but potentially justified.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Everett
Woman's City Club
Kansas City
Chief Weatherly
West Seventh Street
Kelley
Green Delays Joint Labor Front Moves for Unity Frustrated
AFL President William Green calls for organic unity with CIO and invites merger talks while CIO President Philip Murray refrains comment. CIO officers debate submitting the question to vice presidents as Cincinnati CIO circles deem merger desirable but lengthy. Immediate aim remains a united front against anti labor legislation amid prior unity obstacles.
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AFL
William Green
Green
Philip Murray
James Carey
Nail That Lie Sugar Brokers Push for Price Control
Federated Press reports sugar brokers led by Lamborn & Co backed by Hearst press urge lifting sugar controls to promote a free market and speculation. The piece cites Newsweek on U S sugar exports and rebuts claims of sugar shipments abroad. It also notes alleged lies about PAC expenditures and defends TVA profits versus Edison Electric Institute claims.
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