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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1949
Page
4
The Sun lists contact details for the editor office and subscription desk at 205 East 6th Street Cincinnati Ohio with Garfield 2550. The fragment provides an address and telephone guidance for subscriptions and inquiries.
President Truman’s forceful message to Congress launches a contest over the nation’s democratic future. The plan finds broad labor support, while big business and allied congressmen resist portions of the program.
The text argues that a depressed mood in 1945 shifted to broad support for President Truman and his congressional allies. It states the campaign outlined a clear program for democracy to serve all citizens, not a select few, and urges voters to pressure wavering congressmen to enact it.
The protest speaker criticized the board as a whole for policies affecting UC football and Negro players, noting a precedent of scheduling southern teams to deter Black enrollment. He cited firing Coach Nolting as a public transaction violation and urged broader board reform. Council member Taft supported Shohl but called the board "too old." The council also advanced a CIO driven retail clerks organizing resolution.
CIO drive in Cincinnati faces opposition as the Colored Trainmen refuse to use the Railway Adjustment Board citing racial membership discrimination. Volunteers join Infantile Paralysis Campaign and CIO Day events proceed with meetings on fair employment practices and Roosevelt memorial observance.
In Lansing Michigan CIO members laid off can buy groceries at wholesale cost from the Lansing Consumers Cooperative at 2918 Grand River. UAW Local 724 members received benefit cards valid 30 days. cards renew on laidoff status. Several GM plant workers await recalls and a Fisher recall shifts workers to new departments.
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