CIO Calls 1945 Victory Year to Unite Labor and Nation
The Congress of Industrial Organizations pledges to maximize war production, oppose strikes, and pursue unity with the United Nations. It envisions a postwar plan including social security expansion, wage guarantees, full employment, and world labor unity through a new international body.
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Probe Church Groups On Politics and Tax Deductions
New York based NCPAC calls for Senate investigation of religious leaders active in anti-Roosevelt politics. They assert groups use tax deductions up to 15 percent to fund political activity. Targets include Spiritual Mobilization led by Rev. James W. Fifield and Guideposts Associates led by Rev. Norman Vincent Peale, with Dewey town Pawling, New York noted as their HQ. The probe would seek contributor names and income sources.
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Network Keeps Cultivating Father Coughlin Backers
The article describes Rev. Edward Lodge Curran sustaining Father Charles E. Coughlin’s political network by speaking in defense of America Firsters and denouncing the Roosevelt administration.
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Subscriptions Offered for The SUN by Local Union Council
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council adopts a plan to sell The SUN subscriptions with commissions for sellers. The Circulation Committee under Max Sein will promote sales, with 10 subscription blanks per book obtainable from The SUN office for reliable individuals or groups. The paper aims to expand coverage of news not in daily papers or from a progressive viewpoint, including political actions and municipal affairs.
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Western Union election result delayed to month end
The NLRB election to determine bargaining agent for Western Union employees in Lake Division Cincinnati area will be decided later this month. ACA-CIO and CTU-AFL are listed as contenders with votes sent to Washington for tallying. Local unions assisted by contacting workers and funding outreach. the election was held on Wednesday.
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Hillman Demands U S Break With Franco Regime
Sidney Hillman, CIO PAC chairman, urges severing diplomatic ties with Franco Spain after returning from overseas trip. He supports an anti Franco rally at Madison Square Garden and warns against repeating 1936 errors by not backing Loyalist Spain, linking Franco to Hitler and Mussolini.
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