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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1947
Page
1
An editorial argues that lax enforcement and lenient courts feed law by the billy club in Cincinnati. It urges a modernized police administration, better pay, and police education while defending civil liberties and limiting home searches and punitive force. It warns of political pressure harming due process and asks for law changes if needed.
CIO president Philip Murray urged real collective bargaining and contract extensions to April 30 to ease labor disputes. He cited United Steelworkers of America practice and District 25, Alman Whitehouse stating extensions will continue to aid negotiations. In Washington Schwellenbach warned that outlawing the closed shop could trigger industrial chaos, while Taft floated closer GOP admin agreement on union democracy.
The San Francisco Models Association representing 35 artists models won a wage scale of 1.50 dollars an hour for draped posing and 2 dollars for nude posing from most local art schools and artists. The California School of Fine Arts and the Academy of Advertising Art have not agreed to higher than 1.50 dollars. The SFMA is voting on AFL or CIO affiliation.
Senator James E. Murray introduces S. 348 to raise personal exemptions for individuals by 600 and for heads of families by 1,000. The measure would set single exemptions at 1,000 and family exemptions at 2,000, arguing tax relief should hit the bottom of the economic pile rather than the top.
A band from St. Leo's parochial school performs for a polio drive as Weatherly rallies students to help the fundraising effort. The event features schoolchildren and local community support.
On Fountain Square Esplanade last Saturday Chief Weatherly ordered a stop to a charity performance by a school band aimed to raise dimes for infantile paralysis victims. Mrs. Rollman protested the move saying the children were unfairly treated and a city report was requested.
NAACP complains to Safety Director Hamilton after police entered five homes on West Seventh Street without warrants. Harold Snell says officers forced entry into evangelist Mrs. Virginia Turner at 1225 West Seventh Street while she prayed upstairs. Police gave no stated reason for the searches.
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