Taft Warns U S Isolationsist Risk at Bretton Woods
Sen Robert A Taft of Cincinnati attacks the United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference at Bretton Woods warning that Congress will not approve a cooperative plan and the United States would play a lone hand. The Republicans say isolationist forces could undermine postwar monetary cooperation. Continued on Page 8.
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Cincinnati
United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference
Bretton Woods
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Taft
United States
Labor School Set at University of Cincinnati by UAW
The United Auto Workers plan a summer labor school at the University of Cincinnati the week of Aug 7. Led by Nobel Comics and Joe Replogle, it features two daily sessions, transport from Wright plant, and a faculty drawn from UC Xavier Miami and Antioch Colleges.
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United Auto Workers
University of Cincinnati
Nobel Comics
International Education
Joe Replogle
Wright
Robert Spitzmiller
Xavier University
Miami University
Antioch College
Combs
Replogle
Pauline LaMar
Indianapolis
University
Union letter from New Guinea highlights wartime gains
Pvt. Thomas O'Donnell writes from New Guinea to Emerson Sonnycalb of Local 765 UE over an election win and a prior raise. He recalls his postwar pay, praises the union for securing higher wages, and notes his job will be waiting after the war, urging continued solidarity.
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New Guinea
Emerson Sonnycalb
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Thomas O’donnell
Allis-Chalmers
O’donnell
South Street
Silverton
Louise O’donnell
Armed Services
Wrights
United Auto Workers of America
A. C
765
Ohio Unemployment payments fall to new low in June
Ohio unemployment compensation payments in June totalled 90 049 dollars the lowest monthly sum this year said Charles H. Jones head of the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation. The month saw an average of 1 411 unemployed workers per week receiving benefits covering 6 292 weeks of unemployment and 2 199 new claims filed a 17 percent drop from May. For the year 1944 through June total payments are about one third below the first six months of 1943 with 767 888 paid versus 1 101 750 in 1943.
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Ohio
Charles H. Jones
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Ering
BUC
Mr. Jones
Liberals Rally With Labor Leaders For Roosevelt Campaign
Prominent liberals join union leaders to back President Roosevelt as he seeks renomination. A Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council PAC coordinates funds and strategy to counter Dewey, with labor and liberal support aimed at preserving gains of the last 12 years. Jack Kroll and Bill Hopper travel to Chicago for the Democratic convention.
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Thomas E. Dewey
PAC
Jack Kroll
Bill Hopper
Cincinnati Pac
Chicago
FDR For Peace Advocated By Richter In 4 Phases
Frank J. Richter Democratic candidate for Congress from the Second District argues President Roosevelt guided the nation through three critical phases and is needed for the fourth the winning of peace. He cites economic recovery lend lease support and the wartime mobilization as foundations for postwar stability.
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Frank J. Richter
Congress
Richter
Chicago
Times-Star
England
Lend Lease
Golden Carpet ne ae
A compact Sun item notes a proposed feature titled Golden Carpet ne ae with brief details on its scope and origins, signaling a local cultural or entertainment angle. The short write up mentions participants or sponsors connected to the initiative and hints at community interest.
That Man Again Profit Dream Fade on Wall Street
New York reports Wall Street slumped after news that Franklin D. Roosevelt would seek a fourth term. Markets had peaked the prior night, with declines signaling fear of protracted war profits and presidential reelection. Big financiers counted on gains, then reassessed their bets as the decision loomed.
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