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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1947
Page
7
Edward T. Leech of the Pittsburgh Press argues that stock and bond holders are capitalists, estimating about 30 million Americans fit the label. The piece notes disparities in stock ownership, recalls OPA repeal debates, NAM price inflation, and a controversial Truman veto in 1947.
At a June 23 meeting at Dunham Hospital the board of trustees medical superintendent and Local 571 officials discussed wage increases hours and working conditions for nurses orderlies porters maids and kitchen staff. No funds were available yet the group urged use of state allotments to raise pay and morale for better patient care.
Wayne Morse of Oregon declares he has no plan to join or form a third party. He says the only path for progressive politics is liberalizing the Republican Party.
Milwaukee story notes Pres. Earl B. Tilton of Wilter Manufacturing pledges to work without pay in November and December as a patriotic tax protest after a relief bill defeat. Revenue official Frank J. Kuhl reveals Tilton earns 18,000 salary plus 18,000 bonus and has a long record of avoiding taxes.
The CIO calls for swift action on anti lynching legislation as 26 convicted lynchers are acquitted in South Carolina. James Carey wires Senate and House leaders urging immediate hearings on Wagner Morse and Case anti lynching bills to curb mob violence.
The government decided to mortgage the plant to guarantee tax payment. The company is current on income tax and social security but owes most back taxes.
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