Sun Newspaper Details and Executive Board Listing
The Sun enters as second class matter June 3 1944 at Cincinnati Ohio under the act of March 4 1878. Editor office contact Rollin H Everett 606 Vine St Cincinnati 2 Ohio Main 4813. Executive board includes Al Jordan Ray Tucker Elmer Kauffman Max Sien Rose Miles William Medick Hugo Flag Clarence Rau Willis Wilder Earl Davis Jerry Maxey Arthur Hartmann George Grigsby Ray Sowder Walter Grainger Claude Sampson Everett Hines. Subscription is $2 per year.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
al Jordan
Ray Tucker
Elmer Kauffman
Max Sien
Rose Miles
William Medick
Hugo Flag
Clarence Rau
Willis Wilder
Earl Davis
Jerry Maxey
Arthur Hartmann
George Grigsby
Ray Sowder
Walter Grainger
Claude Sampson
Everett Hines
Brotherhood Week Emphasizes Unity Across Unions
The CIO affirms that Brotherhood Week promotes unity across races religions and nationalities. Leaders urge respecting all members regardless of belief or color noting that discrimination weakens unions and that freedom of worship and equal treatment are American rights.
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CIO
CLO
Denounce Elston And Hess Votes Denounced
The piece denounces Elston and Hess for backing the Case Bill, arguing it harms democracy, profits the moneyed class, depresses Cincinnati wages, and invites repudiation by progressive citizens and labor groups urging Taft to oppose the bill.
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Page
Cincinnati
Elston
Hess
United Forces of Labor
Elston Hess
Rob J. A. Taft
Senate
Only One Ohio GOP Votes No On Case Bill
Washington tabulations show a single Ohio Republican opposed the anti-labor Case Bill. George Bender, congressman at large, faced labor support during election. Frances Bolton shifted to vote with Republicans in the final roll call. Ohio lists Hall of Infamy and Hall of Fame members with names and standings.
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Ohio
GOP
Washington
George Bender
Frances Bolton
NAACP Aids Returning Negro Veterans in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Branch of the NAACP through its Veterans Committee offers aid to returning Negro veterans for readjustment and job problems. G. C. White chair urges veterans to visit the NAACP office at 612 West Ninth Street for employment help and guidance on loans insurance reconversion and unemployment compensation. The first membership meeting of the year is set for 4 p m Sunday February 24 at Lincoln Community Center Gest and Linn Streets.
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Cincinnati
National Association For Advancement, of Colored People
Veterans Committee
G. C. White
White
NAACP
West Ninth Street
Lincoln Community Center
Gest and Linn Streets
9th Ward Collects Food for Strikers
The 9th Ward PAC Club collected 250 to 300 cans and $1.50 for CIO strikers and families last Sunday. Ward chairman Jim Lehman said the effort drew broader sympathy beyond CIO affiliates, with a donor presenting jars of home canned tomatoes and pears.
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9Th Ward
CIO
PAC Club
Jim Lehman
Ward
Lehman
Methard Urges Labor Vote To Preserve Gains
Hamilton County PAC director Jack Methard warns labor must vote to defend a decade of gains. He portrays a crossroads between maintaining progress toward higher living standards and returning to exploitative era wages, urging registration and support for pro-labor candidates.
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Methard
Labor
Jack Methard
Hamilton County
Enquirer column attacks Pegler and anti Semitism
The Enquirer continues to publish Pegler anti Semitism criticizing Justice Frankfurter over the Caterina Case ruling. The author questions why Pegler singles out a Jewish judge when all nine Supreme Court justices concurred in the unanimous opinion and links Pegler to pro Bilbo Rankin defenses and reactionary tendencies.
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Enquirer
Pegier
Frankfurter
Supreme Court
The
Pegler
Rankin
Bilbo
Union wins dues checkoff in Ford Canada arbitration
United Auto Workers CIO defeats Ford Motor Co of Canada in a 99 day strike arbitration. The ruling requires all eligible workers to pay union dues through a checkoff regardless of membership status, excludes assessments, and adds a penalty for unauthorized strikes.
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Windsor
Ont
United Auto Workers
CIO
Ford Motor Co. of Canada
Congress Case HR 5262 Cooling-Off Arbitration Push
The note calls attention to HR 5262, Truman era cooling-off and fact-finding measures. It urges quick Senate action, opposition from Labor Committee chair Sen. Murray of Montana, and House floor vote set for February 19. Citizens urged to wire senators and representatives supporting 65 cent level coverage and related price controls.
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Sen
Murray D
Mont
Labor Committee
Senate Labor Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council, Cio
Rollin H. Everett
Bell
Vine St
Brotherhood and the Unions
Fred Thomas
Hall of Infamy
Bolton
Brehm
Brown
Clevenger
Griffiths
Jenkins
Jones
McCowen
McGregor
Ramey
Smith
Vorys
Weichel
Bender
Feighan
Gardner
Huber
Kirwan
Lewis
Thom
AFL
Congressman Dripp
Yemen
Ywon
Mr. Pegler
Tacked
Justice Frankfurter
New Deal
Congress
Ellender
Truman
House
OPA
House Banking Committee
D.C
Tell
Patman
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