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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1944

Page

3

Bricker Campaign Backed By Ohio Wealth, Labor Fears

A Sun column traces Bricker supporters in 1940 Ohio, led by Cincinnati bankers and industrialists who gave thousands to his bid for re election as governor. Names include Frederick V. Geier, P. O. Geier, Chester F. Kroger, Louise Taft Semple, Albert Morrill and many more, totaling large sums from Carew Tower and Union Central Building donors.

Ben E. Tate Carew Tower August H. Tuschter Bickford Tool Co Leyman First National Bank Joseph Assel Provident Bank Bolton Armstrong Mabley and Carew Co R. R. Deupree Indian Hill H. C. Frost Union Central Alfred K. Nippert Carl M. Jacobs R. E. LeBlond Madison and Edwards Roads E. A. Muller Observatory Avenue Henry C. Pierre Madison Road Roger K. Rogen Carew W. S. Rowe Fifth Third Union Trust Edward G. Schultz Linwood Road Stuart B. Sutphin W. W. Tangeman Observatory Place James S. Todd Vineyard Avenue Augustus Beall Erwin Bosworth Grandin Road Edward Brockhaus Union Trust W. H. Chatfield 3Rd and Plum Street John H. Clippinger Dixie Terminal George P. Cradolf Chase M. Davies Charles H. Elston Wm. F. Hiss Justin Hollman Edward Hoover W. C. Ignatius Rennel Drive Robert Khiron Central Avenue Daniel Kindel Union

Little Luther mocks political bans and bites in satire

In a satirical dialogue, Little Luther and Mr. Dilworth lampoon Roosevelt era politics. They joke about freedoms and a rash of biting lawmakers, referencing Luce Dewey Taft and a campaign pledge, ending with a remark on reactionaries seeking power.

Pop Little Luther Mr. Dilworth Luther Sen. Taft Little Scorpions Club

If you like The SUN read it then pass it along

A lighthearted prompt urging readers to share The SUN with friends after enjoying the issue. It emphasizes word of mouth and communal reading without specifying any event or date. The note preserves the paper’s casual, copy-friendly tone.

Landlords Exclude Even Children of Servicemen

The Better Housing League pledges action as landlords nationwide increasingly refuse flats to families with children. Distressed parents seek help finding rooms while vacancies dwindle for white and colored families alike. League officials say landlords favor childless tenants to avoid disturbances from children and crying babies.

Better Housing League The League

Rally for Gis Draws Massive Southern California Labor Support

Los Angeles hosted a large rally proclaimed by the mayor and backed by AFL and CIO unions. The event drew broad labor movement turnout in strong support for the invasion, marking the most impressive demonstration to date.

Los Angeles Joe AFL CIO California

Textile Workers Nets Record Bond Purchases at Carthage Mills

New Bond Sales Record for Textile Workers of America Local 138 reports total Fifth War Loan purchases at Carthage Mills reached $9000 with 50 percent of members donating to the Red Cross. Union officers re-elected include Larry Wilson president and George Grimmer vice president. The contract grants varied vacation pay and a night differential while maintenance and check-off await War Labor Board action.

Textile Workers of America Carthage Mills Textile Larry Wilson Wilson George Grimmer Sidney Wynn Rosco Richardson John Martin Sargent-At-Arms Local 138 The Red Cross Carthage Mills War Labor Board WLB

Need Clothes For Italians Drive In Cincinnati

An appeal to Greater Cincinnati Industrial Council members urges clothing donations for war-stricken Italy. The Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America and CIO unions run a drive with a depot at Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, 1015 Vine Street, to sort pack and ship garments to American Relief for Italy in New York.

Greater Cincinnati

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Dewey Bricker Beh the Sun Financial Directory and Social Registry of New York Dewey Political Action Gov. Bricker South Ohio Geiers Cincinnati Frederick V. Geier P. O. Geier Cincinnati Milling Machine Co Chester F. Kroger Louise Taft Semple Pike Street Léonard S. Smith Blome Keller Roads Albert H. Morrill Charities P. Taft By John Paine Federated Press Roosevelt Gov FDR White House
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