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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1948
Page
4
Second class matter notice dated June 30 1944 states Cincinnati Ohio mailing details under the 1879 act. Annual subscription price listed is two dollars per year.
Report notes some speakers at the Republican convention echoed sinners and revivals, contrasting loud claims of virtue with the old fashioned country revival atmosphere. The piece highlights differences in tone and self presentation among performers and attendees.
In Philadelphia during a GOP revival sinners debate welfare issues yet refuse to confess sin. They vow future good while planning to backslide after the election, mirroring Congress ignoring 1944 promises.
The Philadelphia GOP administration faces a major scandal as officials in the amusement tax division are accused of pocketing about two thirds of theater and movie tax revenues. The cover story extends to City Hall as convention week unfolds with front page headaches for the GOP machine.
Edward L. Schott announces a three day Fourth of July celebration at Coney Island Cincinnati with patriotic programs on July 3 4 and 5 and a 9 o'clock fireworks display each night.
The United Transport Service Employer endorses civil rights principles at its sixth biennial convention. The resolution supports equality of opportunity, endorses the President's Committee on Civil Rights and Truman, and calls for party and candidate backing to enact civil rights measures despite Senate filibuster barriers.
Luther and a mob plan to see a Dorothy Lamour film while Dimity Diaper Czar Dilworth bans it as subversive. The czar cites ads urging political action and appeals to Congressman J Par nell Thomas, insisting viewers stay home to read NAM ads.
Wilfred Porter, Local 2% president, said the Amal Gamated Lithographers Local union gathering last weekend helped consolidate gains and plan future moves. Local 8 hosted a buffet dinner for visiting international union officers and Midwest presidents and organizers.
In a fragmentary exchange locals debate a controversial advert inviting men to canvass and ring bells. The remarks reveal disjointed talk about appearances and behavior, with a quip framing the ad as a nutty notion and a warning to watch language.
In a heated exchange Luther threatens a strike and injunction as a confrontation unfolds at home with Mr. Dilworth. The younger man vows to expose the other to the community while the elder warns of legal limits and enforces restraint despite provocations.
Mid June meat prices on the hoof reached an all time high, surpassing peaks seen in prior inflation eras and marking a new record for cost of live cattle.
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