The Cincinnati Sun A Liberal Weekly Record
The Cincinnati Sun A Liberal Weekly is published by the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council, CLO with normal weekly issues except last week of July and the issue before Labor Day. Entered June 30, 1944 as second class matter at Cincinnati Post Office. Editor contact Garfield 2550.
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Fragmented quote from Mrs Gamp on Rooshans and Prooshans
A fragment cites Mrs Gamp discussing Rooshans and Prooshans as beings born this way and free to please themselves. The line quality reflects a Dickinsonian style with unclear attribution.
Its Not the Heat Impacts Cincinnati Opera Season
A letter argues the Cincinnati Opera season may end due to funding and high prices. It calls for summer opera, lower admission, larger seating, better visibility, and broader access so more readers can enjoy live music.
Federal Aid To Education Is Needed to Meet School Crisis
The CIO Outlook urges federal aid to education as the only way to fix gross inequalities in funding and opportunity across states and races. It argues federal control is less dangerous than unrepresentative local boards and business influence, citing wage gaps and teacher shortages as urgency for federal support.
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Department of Education and Research
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Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
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Daughters of the American Revolution
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United States
NSLI Beneficiaries and Waiver Claims for WWII Vets
Questions and answers cover whether both beneficiary and contingent beneficiary count as beneficiaries, who may file for waiver of NSLI premiums after total disability, and eligibility of heirs or next of kin to file. Answers confirm inclusion of contingent beneficiaries, need for adequate VA proof, and that a next of kin or heir may file.
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James McLendon
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James Rogers
Ray Tucker
Elmer Kauffman
Philip Parr
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Wilfred Porter
Rollin Silver
Max Sevi
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KR. W. Schellenberg
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