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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1945

Page

2

Cutbacks Trigger Ohio Unemployment Claims Jump in June

Ohio unemployment claims surged 142 percent in June led by Youngstown with 2056 new filings. General Fireproofing Co and Truscon Steel Works layoffs driven the rise while overall state totals remained well below pre war levels. Charles H. Jones cited ongoing waiting periods may temper July payments. President Truman quote appears in the source.

Columbus Ohio Charles H. Jones Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Ohio Bureau of Youngstown Cleveland Toledo Warren General Fireproofing Co Truscon Steel Works Jones

Truman Speech Emphasizes United Nations Unity

President Truman declares the United Nations will remain united and not be divided by propaganda, speaking to supporters about global cooperation and resilience against influence campaigns.

United Nations

Congress Pressed on Politax Repeal and Missouri Valley Authority

Labor groups urge Senators and their representatives to back or oppose bills in Congress. They push for immediate reporting and cloture votes on Politax Repeal HR 7, while opposing a straitjacket bill they call union busting. They also back the Missouri Valley Authority for flood control and farm aid across nine states.

Organized Labor Congress House Senate Judiciary Committee Pat McCarran D. Nev Labor McCarran Missouri Valley Authority TVA Senate Irrigation & Reclamation Committee

Murray Protests Report Spain Is To Get Steel

CIO President Murray protests U S release of steel controls arguing it harms small businesses workers and farmers and would divert rails from U S needs to Spain and France He asks War Mobilization chief Vinson to investigate to prevent excess private profit and protect the civilian economy and postwar stability.

Murray Spain Washington Philip Murray CIO Fred Vinson Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion France Vinson

Rationing to Continue After V J Day Says WPB Report

A confidential WPB report analyzed by Bread and Butter Consumers Union says rationing will extend beyond V J Day for shoes tires refrigerators autos coal and some fuels. The document notes delayed postwar production and ongoing controls to keep prices stable and distribution fair, with varying timelines by item.

Federated Press WPB Fred M. Vinson Bread and Butter Consumers Union Publication Congress

NAACP Secretary Warns on Regarded Enemies of the World

Walter White, national secretary of the NAACP, spoke to over 2500 at Eden Park warning that following leaders like Bilbo and Eastland would turn America into an enemy of the world. He called opposition to the Fair Employment Practices Bill vicious and urged democracy in action.

America Bilbo Rankin Eastland Walter White National Association For Advancement of Colored People NAACP National Board Eden Park Senate House White Amer

NAACP Honors Leaders for Enrolling 150 Members

Theodore M. Berry leads local NAACP efforts as members Sadie Samuel Daisy Lampkin and Nathan Wright are honored for enrolling 150 new members across races and colors.

Theodore M. Berry NAACP Sadie Samuel Daisy Lampkin Nathan Wright

Rankin Bill Would Split Unions Vets

Washington report on Rep. John Rankin plan to allow veterans to work without joining unions or paying dues, overriding closed shops and maintenance of membership. The measure aims to cast veterans against workers and would void Wagner Act provisions.

Washington John E. Rankin D. Miss House Rules Committee Rankin House Veterans Committee Nat War Labor Board

Eden praise for Tory ties hints at American roots

Anthony Eden in a campaign speech for the British Tories praised the United States as operating under Tory principle. He aimed to flatter but inadvertently highlighted an American identity aligned with Tory ideas.

Anthony Eden United States

Don’t Throw Away That Tin Can

Seven billion tin cans were discarded in 1944. If salvaged they could have produced over two billion hand grenades and 1 290 destroyers of 540 000 tanks. The WPB reports a critically low tin stockpile increasing the need for can saving nationwide.

America WPB

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