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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1946
Page
4
Entry dated June 0 1914 records second close matter at Cincinnati Ohio Post Office under the March 3 1879 act. Rollin H Everett located at 306 Bell Block 606 Vine St Cincinnati Ohio MAin 4813 and annual price set at 2.06 dollars.
The letter accuses General Motors of lavish spending on full page ads while workers face wage losses from reduced hours. It cites GM president C E Wilson earnings of 459041 and ranks GM officials among the top earners, arguing a decent living wage is possible without harming profits. It urges open books and arbitration, challenging GM’s stance and media critics.
A signed letter discusses the atom bomb’s dual nature as a weapon and a potential peaceful force. It warns that nations may deploy it first to conquer, while also pondering humanity’s ability to steer this discovery toward widespread benefits rather than monopoly profits.
A dialogue between an Ohio doctor and patient questions on socialism and workers issues. They debate unemployment hours and medical care amid concerns over monopoly power, reference a Wagner Murray Dingell bill, and the lack of doctor choice for workers. The Ohio CIO Council weighs in with a note to the Ohio Medical Association about workmen compensation doctor selection.
The Office of Price Administration is empowered to keep prices down while workers seek higher pay. The piece argues productivity has reduced labor costs in U S farms, showing labor often comprises a small share of farm machinery costs. It contends a 30 percent wage rise would raise manufacturer costs by only 2.4 percent, and warns against withholding benefits from labor.
J Ed McConnell enrollment director for Kentucky announces Blue Cross membership is available to employed residents in northern Kentucky. Employers may offer coverage at no cost to themselves or firms. Membership is currently limited to employees through their jobs, not available to individuals. Inquiries to Hemlock 0242.
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