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Cincinnati The Sun in Cincinnati, Ohio

27 Jul 1945

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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1945

Page

5

Organize Stock Sale For Publishing Co

The Progressive Citizens Committee and CIO unions push a stock sale for Peoples Publishing Co. Five thousand shares at 10 dollars each will fund a weekly paper with progressive content in Cincinnati. Stocks available via Keith Building, The SUN, and CIO union HQs.

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Peoples Publishing Co Progressive Citizens Committee CIO Clyde Johnson Progressive Citizens Rollin Everett the Sun United Auto Workers Amalgamated Clothing Workers United Electrical Workers Jack Kroll State Cio Johnson Ben O. Stoner The SUN Cincinnati Keith Bell Block
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Everett Candidate Profile and Charter Ticket Details

Everett at 3230 Hardisty Avenue in Mt Lookout features on the Charter ticket alongside incumbents Albert Cash Elizabeth Reid Edward Waldvogel Russell Wilson. Charles Taft resigns from the State Department to run for Council. Nathan Ransohoff Leo Moelder Milton Brown also listed with varied professional backgrounds.

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Charter Albert D. Cash Elizabeth C. Reid Edward N. Waldvogel Russell Wilson Charles P. Taft Nathan Ransohoff Leo Moeldher Milton W. Brown Taft State Department Washington Ransohoff Moelder Northside Brown
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Cincinnati Delegation Sabotages State Legislation

The Cincinnati delegation to the 96th Ohio General Assembly biased the Senate and House against liberal and humane measures. Fred Reiners and allied Cincinnati Republicans led opposition with amendments to block progress while Boss Ed Schorr’s influence dominated. Some GOP members reportedly fret and near revolt while Cincinnati’s record drew sharp criticism.

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96Th General Assembly Ohio Senate Cincinnati Fred Reiners GOP Ed Schorr 96Th Assembly Reiners McKie Kane Schorr Whittemore Rolf Rep Grad House
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Burton East Fifth Street Duffle E. Fifth Street Name Everett Hardisty Avenue Mt. Lookout Boss Schorr Cooper’s Dunn ST Lockland Junior Rollman’s Jones UNION Europe Federated Press
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