The Cincinnati SUN A Liberal Weekly
The Cincinnati SUN A Liberal Weekly lists the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO weekly except last week of July and the issue before Labor Day. It shows editor contact at 205 E 6th St Cincinnati Ohio with Garfield 2550 subscription details.
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The
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
CIO
George H. Wartenberg, Jr
E. 6Th St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Garfield
Fragmentary quotation urging freedom and prosperity
The text presents a fragmented call to remember historical figures as examples, insisting prosperity comes only to the free and that freedom must be defended. It contains broken phrasing and unclear attribution, offering a partial glimpse of a patriotic or civic exhortation.
Industrial Union Council begins political action drive
The Industrial Union Council opened its campaign with a large Monday night meeting attended by about 250. Rollin Everett and Jacob Clayman urged voting, while Robert J. Davidson proposed a chain registration urging CIO members to register themselves and recruit eligible family or neighbors to register.
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The
Industrial Union Council
Robert J. Davidson
CIO
Festival to aid new Our Lady of Lourdes school
Rev George Lamott announces a two day summer festival on Glenway and Lourde school grounds to support the near finished Our Lady of Lourdes school. The event features a modern cafeteria, ham and chicken dinners, variety booths, rides and games with proceeds to the building fund. A. A. Hessling serves as General Chairman.
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George Lamott
Our Lady of
Teria
Ohio
A. A. Hessling
Truman Urges Fair Deal To Strengthen Economy
President Truman stated the economy is sound but warned rising unemployment. He proposed a Fair Deal expansion with a 20 percent boost to national production to 300 billion, urged tax changes not renewed previously, and called for anti low mood safeguards amid stepped up government outlays in hard-hit areas.
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Truman
Congress
Five man committee to decide party principles in 1950 election
The Republican Party forms a five man committee to decide whether it should adopt principles for the 1950 election. In Hopkinton Massachusetts a man regained eyesight after 18 years blind. Thirteen American journalists killed in an India plane crash were insured for ten thousand dollars each, with the publicity man insured for forty thousand dollars. Washington publicity agents face desks and duties while reassuring editors they are not four times as good as reporters.
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Republican Party
Hopkinton
Mass
India
Washington
Dulles as Senate appointee sparks fresh state of play
John Foster Dulles, named by New York Governor Tom Dewey to fill the Wagner Senate seat, faces skepticism from colleagues over fast tracking. Dewey acted within a week of the vacancy. Voters await filling the dead Somers House seat, while Louisiana Attorney General Kemp criticizes civil rights bills as leading to a Soviet style state.
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John Foster Dulles
Senate
New York
Tom Dewey
Robert Wagner
Dewey
Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Andrew Somers
Bolivar E. Kemp
Louisiana
Judiciary Committee
Joseph Stalin
South
Russia
Ohio and Kentucky Gas Rates Show Political Divides
In Cincinnati, Ohio Public Utilities Commission decisions raise gas bills while Kentucky regulators push lower or similar rates. The Postlewaite bill to reform Ohio rate setting failed in Columbus amid party maneuvering. Local Republicans defend utility profits, while labor and business warn higher rates hurt Cincinnati’s growth and jobs.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Ohio
Kentucky
Covington
Columbus
Postlewaite
Rich
Republican
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