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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1945
Page
4
The fragment references the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO and lists a Cincinnati Ohio address 606 Vine St. and a 306 Bell Block location. It notes second class matter under postal act with a June 1944 date and H Everett as an individual.
In a column riffing on labor and press bias, the piece imagines a union scandal if officials were seen at a bar in a Weirton town controlled by a company. It notes the Weirton strike against a labor-hating outfit and a CIO organizer presence drawing pressure from authorities. The article questions media sincerity on labor law reforms.
Cincinnati Times-Star columnist R A Forster blames a lobby controlled Ohio General Assembly for stifling slum clearance and strip mining controls. The piece argues GOP leadership and Boss Ed Schorr influence tainted the session, misserving citizens and party alike, warranting a rebuke.
A series of jointly sponsored radio programs was begun on WOSU Columbus to foster understanding between farm and city groups. Culbroth voices the Ohio State Grange. Downs represents the Ohio CIO. Clark speaks for the Ohio Federation of Labor. Further broadcasts will broaden participation.
The plan calls for inviting speakers from industrial groups and confirms 30 minute broadcasts at 7 p.m. on Monday evenings.
New York report notes Assistant Secretary of State Will Clayton admitted Argentina has taken no steps to stamp out Axis economic spearheads. The CIO calls for firm action and stronger measures.
The committee urged vigorous action by the State Department as Clayton testified before a Senate subcommittee, framing the plea in the context of his remarks and the ongoing inquiry.
World leaders praise the United Nations as the San Francisco Conference closes. President Truman urges shared security for peace and leads calls for leadership by strong nations toward international justice. Amid talks, Jan Masaryk and Lord Halifax stress confidence and learning, while Belgium’s King Leopold and Queen Wilhelmina face upheaval and Italy deals with republican tensions under Allied control.
The final article in a series outlines survivor benefits for veterans' dependents, estate handling of effects after death in VA care, and tax exemptions. It notes civil service preference for widows, education scholarships for children, and possible state domiciliary care. It also comments on postwar Germany and the wartime Allied talks between Truman, Stalin, and Churchill.
The American Newspaper Guild offered support for Rollin Everett of The SUN for the international presidency. Russell Lusby, Cincinnati Guild president, said Everett declined due to commitments in Cincinnati. Milton Murray was later declared president.
An upcoming ballot features William Rodgers the incumbent secretary treasurer competing against Charles Whipple of Boston a former ANG representative.
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