The Sun A Liberal Weekly Cincinnati News Sheet
The Sun A Liberal Weekly in Cincinnati lists its office and editor as Coake and Rollin H. Everett at 606 Vine St. The paper names the advisory board including Al Jordan Ray Tucker Elmer Kauffman and others. Subscription is two dollars per year.
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Rollin H. Everett
Bell
Vine St
Cincinnati
Lalcative Board
al Jordan
Ray Tucker
Elmer Kauffman
Jerry Maxey
John Dehner
Arthur Hartmann
Walter Grainger
George Grigsby
Wills Wilder
Isaac Bradshaw
Wilfred Porter
Max Sion
Hugo Klug
James Wigbeil
Clarence Rau
Ray Sowder
Earl Davis
Nathaniel Jordan
Enquirer’s fright tactic on unions under critical glare
Orville Jones of Ohio CIO accuses The Enquirer of stoking class fear and anti union hysteria. The piece argues workers, both skilled and unskilled, support constitutional rights and reject demagogic pressures. The column urges readers to question the paper’s motive and inspect who drives anti union narratives.
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Orville Jones
Ohio
CIO
America
UAW Protests Allis Picketing Curb
UAW Local 248 plans mass car and foot protest before the Allis-Chalmers plant in West Allis Wisconsin after the Wisconsin Employment Relations Board limits picketing to 20 at any one time. The union says outside action may continue while appealing the decision and opposing a representation election petition led by Walter E Peterson.
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West Allis
Wis
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
Allis-Chalmers
United Auto Workers (Cio
UAW Local 248
UAW
WERB
Walter E. Peterson
British Labour Leader Patrick Gordon-Walker to Speak in Cincinnati
Patrick Gordon-Walker, a high ranking Labour Party figure, will appear in Cincinnati under the Progressive Citizens Committee. The event at the Hotel Gibson on Thursday evening includes an informal buffet before the 8 p.m. meeting. Gordon-Walker, MP for Smethwick and parliamentary private secretary to Herbert Morrison, is described as a rising dynamo in British labor circles.
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Patrick Gordon-Walker
Cincinnati
Progressive Citizens Committee
Gibson Ballroom
Gibson Hotel
Labor
Britain
Smethwick
Herbert Morrison
Morrison
Commons
Gordon-Walker
Broadcast propagandists freed after war era actions
The army and Justice Dept release Tokyo Rose Axis Sally and others who aired Hitler propaganda. One reportedly received a free flight home to the United States. The piece laments that patriotic soldiers die while some who served the enemy return as heroes.
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Tokyo
Grigsby Attends International Executives Meeting
George Grigsby Local 214 president leaves January 8 to join the international union Finance Committee in New York January 13 18 as the Midwest’s sole union and the only Negro on the committee and on the International Executive Board. Walter Johnson American Oak Leather chief steward returns after two week illness. Delegation Johnson and Hermon Dickerson cancels Civil Rights Congress conference trip on the Oust Bilbo campaign.
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George Grigsby
International Union
Midwest
George
International Executive Board
New York
Walter Johnson
American Oak Leather
Johnson
Hermon Dickerson
Civil Rights Congress
Hair-Splitting Harry and the NAM policy debate
The piece likens the NAM’s new anti labor policy to a petty argument about liberal versus old policy. It recalls Hair-Splitting Harry who went to the booby hatch to judge who was the bigger fascist, Hitler or Mussolini, and which regime was more extreme.
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The
NAM
Hitler
Mussolini
Labor Voices Against Flat Payroll Tax Immorality
A letter argues that flat income taxes harm low earners and communities. It cites Toledo exemptions like $500 per family and urges church leaders to oppose such measures in Cincinnati. The writer calls taxation fair only with exemptions and graded rates.
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Toledo
Cincinnati
Lithographers Win 3712-Hour Week Pact with Local 8
The Be! and Hortenstine Co. and Wilfred Porter of Local 8 Amalgamated Lithographers said the first 3742 hour work week was negotiated this week. The final clause followed earlier contract clauses. Workers will receive forty hour pay for the shorter week.
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Be! and Hortenstine Co
Wilfred Porter
Amalgamated Lithographers
Law change would extend ban to unions says experts
Foremost thinkers urge extending anti political contribution laws to labor unions. They note union members could still donate up to 10000 from personal funds to favored candidates, as bosses already do.
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Coake Telephone
the Enquirer
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Congressman Dripp
White House
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Inti. Executire Board
George Banister
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Pierce Croner
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