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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1950

Page

4

The Cincinnati SUN publication details

The Cincinnati SUN is a weekly paper from the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO with breaks around late July and after Labor Day. Editor contact appears via office telephone and address at 205 E. 6th St Cincinnati 2 Ohio. Subscription is $2 per year.

The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO Cincinnati Ohio George H. Wartenberg, Jr E. 6Th St Garfield

Phrase Makers and the Welfare State Debate

A reflective column critiques political phrasing around the welfare state, arguing past government actions favored big interests. It defends workers and unions, portrays the welfare state as extending to the people, and urges political clarity over slogans.

Walla Walla Great Western Railroads New

Roosevelt's influence marked by critics and supporters in 1950

In early 1950 observers reassess FDR's lasting impact while Taft faces criticism for opposing wartime and postwar policies. The piece notes Taft's voting record on labor, housing, and public power funds, and previews a TV debate at 10 p.m. on WKRC-TV featuring Fred Hartley and Joseph Keenan over Taft-Hartley. Carl Jordan, Local 310 USA, contributes.

Taft Senate Wkrc-Tv Fred Hartley Joseph Keenan AFL Labor League For Political Education Carl Jordan USA

New Officers Installed By Oil Local 508

Joe Jackson named President of Local 508 at Cleves Ohio meeting. He is a charter member and served as Financial Secretary for two years. Trustees Kenneth Taylor Clifford Gutszweiler and Francis Duncan were re elected. R K Burgess and Harry Weber re named CIO Industrial Union Council delegates.

Joe Jackson Local 508 Cleves Ohio Joe Kenneth Taylor Clifford Gutszweiler Francis Duncan R. K. Burgess Harry Weber CIO Industrial Union Council

Executive Board Members of Local 508 Announced

The Executive Board of Local 508 now includes R. K. Burgess, Harry Weber, Joe Jackson, and L. D. Don. The list reflects current leadership and governance for the union chapter.

Local 508 R. K. Burgess Harry Weber Joe Jackson L. D. Don

School Buses Move Ohio Children Safely Despite Rising Costs

Ohio operates about 5700 school buses covering roughly 240000 miles daily transporting over 234000 pupils. The program's cost per pupil averages 25.77 yearly, with bus numbers and repairs constrained but safety and efficiency repeatedly praised by state officials and drivers.

Ohio L. Roche Roche State Highway Patrol Highway Patrol

Special Edition for CIO Convention in Cincinnati

The SUN will publish a special 12 page issue next week for Ohio State CIO Convention delegates. CIO unions are invited to submit stories and articles to reach the office by Tuesday morning January 10.

Cincinnati Ohio State Cio the Sun CIO

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