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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1947
Page
1
GOP leader Fred Schneller orders a crackdown labeling opponents as communistic. Councilman Gordon Scherer echoes the line, targeting critics including the NAACP and church figures while defending Police Chief Weatherly.
CIO president Philip Murray says merger talks with AFL are favorable but urges a united front against looming anti labor bills. He testifies before the Senate Labor Committee, defends unions, and proposes a joint plan with AFL to resolve jurisdictional fights.
Kellogg blames WCPO for organizing an armed civilian posse to hunt a rape suspect. Station says broadcasts were at a police lieutenant’s request. NAACP protests risk to innocents. Councilman Locker seeks full report. Kellogg says officials did not intend civilians to intervene. Posse size exaggeration. most civilians from county. Everett asks if police knew in time to disarm and disband.
James S. McCaffrey, longtime AFL Street Railway union leader and past 1945 GOP city council candidate, denounces party leaders last week. He criticized GOP figures amid labor union ties and political tensions within the city.
Republican leaders in Ninth Street Cincinnati clash with voters over judicial and council vacancies. They move Judge Charles S. Bell to the Supreme Court and replace him with Mayor Jim Stewart, while nominating Carl Rich and threatening further changes. The Chronicle accuses the party of labor bias and boss influence in filling posts.
Readers are urged to file income tax reports by March 15 and are directed to page 4 for advice. The note emphasizes timely submission and highlights common filing headaches and guidance to ease the process.
Allan Haywood national CIO vice president and director of organization will meet with international representatives and CIO Council officers at 10 30 a m Friday Feb 21 at the regional office 812 Keith Building Robert J Davidson regional director announced. The meeting follows a Feb 18 policy decision by CIO vice presidents in Washington and Murray testified Feb 19 against many anti labor bills. Davidson urged the fight against passage of such legislation as a primary task for CIO unions in the coming months.
Time Life and Fortune magazines urge workers to stop relying on the government and reject social security handouts. The three magazines are linked to mail privileges that account for about 10 percent of costs in Uncle Sam’s postal operations.
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