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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1944

Page

7

Labor Support Key for Kilgore Bill in Congress

Federated Press reports that passage hinges on strong labor backing as Sen. Harley Kilgore’s unemployment bill faces cautious stance from Sen. James Murray. Kilgore would grant broad coverage 30 days after passage, two years after the war, with weekly benefits up to 35 dollars for dependents.

Washington Congress James E. Murray D. Mont James F. Byrnes Bernard M. Baruch Harley M. Kilgore D. W. Va George Murray Connecticut California District of Columbia Illinois Maryland Michigan Minnesota Utah Wisconsin Wyoming Armier

Helen Gregory Leads vigorous NC voter registration drive

In Atlanta Miss Helen Gregory of the Textile Workers Union is cited by George S. Mitchell as a key organizer who helped over 5,000 North Carolina workers register for the first time this year. She mapped precincts, formed political groups, and distributed materials across 17 unions. Nearby efforts include Annie Creel registering 1,200 workers and Dr. George E. Towne guiding 1,000 Negro registrants.

Atlanta Helen Gregory North Carolina George S. Mitchell Political Action Committee Textile Workers Union Miss Gregory Cio-Afl

Sears Dispute Referred Back for Panel Hearings

The National War Labor Board sent the Sears Roebuck case back to the Chicago regional WLB for further hearings over 1,100 employees with the CIO union. Hearings pause if a collective bargaining election is requested. The CIO has won two plant elections in Minneapolis. a new certification could restart proceedings.

Washington National War Labor Board WLB Chicago Sears Roebuck & Co International Longshoremen & Warehousemen’s Union CIO NLRB Minneapolis

Costs Rise For Urban Renters And Workers

Washington reports that retail prices increased four tenths of a percent from mid April to mid May affecting wage earners and lower salaried workers in large cities. Frances Perkins, secretary of labor, provides the findings.

Washington Frances Perkins

Richter as Democratic candidate frames family civic ties

Frank J. Richter, first district Democratic hopeful for Congress, showcases a life as Cincinnati lawyer and family man. He engages in community groups, Legion service, and Navy history, while backing New Deal liberalism and labor-friendly politics.

Frank J. Richter Mt. Lookout Knight of Columbus Robert E. Bentley Post American Legion Duckworth Democratic Club Fifth Ward Democratic Organization Duckworth Club Legion Navy Campion College Prairie du Chien Wis

Mary Anderson Honored at Testimonial Dinner in D. O. L.

President Roosevelt Secretary Frances Perkins and about 200 friends praised Mary Anderson retiring director of the Women’s Bureau at a testimonial dinner this week.

If you like The SUN read it then pass it along

A compact call to readers to share The SUN with friends. The note encourages forwarding the paper to others to spread its content. It emphasizes circulation and communal reading.

War talk and proposed air force pledge cited in letters

Eddy Orcutt of the San Diego Labor Leader mocks civilian draftees while a letter notes Dewey’s stance. A separate item reports Hitler pressuring the U S Army Air Force to adopt a no strike pledge.

Dewey Hitler U. S. Army Air Force

Family at odds over politics and the vote in Dewey era mood

Mr Dilworth criticizes women voting and Washington bureaucrats while his son Luther questions party rhetoric. Mrs Dilworth pushes for Roosevelt and voter registration as tensions rise in a domestic scene from When A Girl Marries featuring Mary Jane Higby.

Mr. Dilworth Little Luther Mr. Dewey Dewey Luther Washington Roosevelt Mrs. Dilworth Jones Mary Jane Higby, Eiar

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