Sun newspaper listing readers and executive board
The Sun published by the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO lists executive board members including Al Jordan Ray Tucker Elmer Kauffman Jerry Maxey John Dehner Arthur Hartmann and others. Subscription is $2.00 per year and the paper entered as second class matter June 3 1944 at Cincinnati Ohio.
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Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council, Cio
Cincinnati
Oro
al Jordan
Ray Tucker
Elmer Kauff
False friends of private enterprise and Lilienthal
The piece denounces private power lobbies opposing David E. Lilienthal’s Atomic Energy Committee chair appointment. It credits Lilienthal for shielding atomic energy from partisan politics and criticizes Sen. McKellar for stoking anti communism to benefit private interests.
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David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Committee
Sen. McKellar
Tennessee
Lilienthal
TVA
McKellar
Watch This Box On CONITESS Bills Filed
Hearings on anti labor proposals open in the Senate Labor Committee with an omnibus plan likely. Citizens are urged to write Senators and Sen Wiley to reject bills that curtail wage claims and weaken Wage Hour Act provisions.
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Senate Labor Committee
Sen. Wiley
Judiciary
Senator Ball
Senate Labor Comm
Sen. Ball
Capehart- Wiley
Gwynne
Taft- Ball-Smith
Ununion
Senators
Dangner
U. S
Knutson
Income Tax Knowledge Can Save You Money
James W. O'Brien and Ernest J. Waits discuss federal and Ohio deductions for 1946 income taxes. They detail categories including contributions, interest, various taxes, medical expenses, and casualty losses, with emphasis on limits and qualifying conditions. The article urges consulting expert advice before filing.
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James W. O'Brien
SUN
Ernest J. Waits
The
Red Cross
Community Chest
YMCA
Jewish Welfare Board
War Relief
Ohio
Mrs Kroll's Mother Dies in February Funeral
Mrs Rose Ruben Grinker mother of Mrs Jack Kroll died Monday February 10 she lived at the Orthodox Jewish Home on Maple street Funeral services were held February 12 at Weir Funeral Home on Reading road Burial followed at Sheselehemes Cemetery in Price Hill
Government ownership of vital industries argued as democracy
A columnist defends government ownership of utilities railroads mines banks and insurance against a belief it is un American. The piece cites France's Movement PopulaireRepublique and questions accusations linking public ownership to communism. It argues laws serve people and urges welfare of citizens and family.
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United States
The
Movement Populaire Republicaine
France
Anderson
General Motors
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