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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1948

Page

3

Union Meeting Schedule Listing Across Multiple Local Unions

A dense roster lists union meetings at diverse locals with dates and venues including Local 674 Norwood Oddfellows Hall and 1015 Vine Street. Entries cover various crafts from electrical workers to tool makers with times and locations such as Spring Grove avenue and 1725 Carll street.

Newport Carll Street West Central Pkwy West Central Parkway Jr. Order Hall Spring Grove Avenue

Local unions schedule meetings at multiple venues

Local 2772 meets at 3rd and Sycamore at 4 30 p.m. Wednesday February 25 Local 3737 gathers in Room 206 1015 Vine Street at 10 a.m. Saturday February 21 Wholesale and Retail Employes Local 390 holds a session at 8 p.m. Friday March 5 1407 Walnut Street

CIO Council Vine Street 3Rd and Sycamore Walnut Street

Lincoln Quotes Cited in 1948 Birthday Tributes

New York dispatch notes GOP speakers on Lincoln's Birthday echoed famous lines about labor and capital. Federated Press argues many omitted Lincoln’s warnings on power and the danger of government overreach. An elephant sometimes does forget.

New York Lincoln GOP U.S Federated Press Republican Star Abe Lincoln Congress Courts

Lincolnism and the meaning of liberty in labor debate

The excerpt contrasts two Lincoln era definitions of liberty and labor. It notes that liberty can mean individual self control or control over others and their labor. It argues labor is primary and capital is the fruit of labor.

Murray Indicted Seeks to Shield Political Discussion

The article describes an indictment linked to actions aimed at depriving officials of the right to discuss political matters freely. It frames the move as a threat to democracy and notes that last July authorized action was taken to address this issue.

Court case challenges Taft-Hartley limits on press freedom

Advocates argue the Taft-Hartley act sections curb political freedom and press rights, asserting the case targets Philip Murray and CIO political statements. The broader issue centers on the vitally important freedom of the entire press.

Philip Murray CIO

March of Dimes Donations Reported by Cincinnati Unions

Cincinnati CIO unions have contributed over 550 dollars from Amalgamated Clothing Workers 202.43 dollars from Local 757 United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers and 55.93 dollars from Local 12 Brewery Workers to the March of Dimes drive.

Cincinnati CIO Amalgamated Clothing Workers United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Brewery

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