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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1950
Page
4
The Cincinnati Sun published by the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO appears weekly with a break the last week of July and the issue after Labor Day. Editor office contact is listed. subscription is $2.00 per year.
The piece argues that fair employment legislation restricts selfishness and racial and religious intolerance in hiring. It asserts human rights exceed property rights and that a federal Fair Employment Law would affirm America's democratic creed and dignify oppressed minorities facing second class status.
The Denver Post ridiculed Senator Taft for his foreign policy stance calling bipartisanship essential and warning the GOP of a lean period if Taft and allies continue their approach. The paper likened Taft to a character from The Mikado and urged moderates to carry the party forward.
Communications Workers of America CIO attacked what they call a double standard in AT T wage policy. They cited AT T President LeRoy Wilson starting in 1948 at $125 000 with two raises totaling $178 000, a $53 000 boost in two years, while rank and file workers receive no increases, claiming inequity harms industrial peace.
The text states that PACs work with all other groups with political interests, comparing to the CIO and similar bodies focused on the welfare of all people. It emphasizes broad coalition-building and shared aims across organizations with public interests.
The Republican policy statement led to sharp dissent among GOP senators and representatives. Ives objects that civil rights, social responsibility, and labor policy lack adequate answers while Lodge questions forthright action on civil rights. Other critics cite farm policy, budget framing, and party credibility. The Journal of Commerce warns the platform may face voter resistance.
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