Sun Editor Office Listed as Second Class Matter
The Sun notes its office was entered as second class matter on June 30, 1944 at the Cincinnati Ohio post office under the act of March 3 1879. Rollin bk Everett telephone 15 East Eighth St Cincinnati 2 Ohio Main 4813.
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Rollin Bk
Everett
Prices Rise One to Our Tempers
The article notes a rising cost of living with today’s index at 170.5 versus the 1939-39 base. It cites a 72 percent increase since August 1939, signaling inflation impacting pocketbooks.
Workers say price controls needed to curb inflation
The piece notes 1947 to 1948 wage gains and living costs in Cincinnati, citing a $3212 yearly target for a modest living and required raises of $412 to $666 in 18 cities. It highlights rising consumer debt, savings declines, and mixed business responses including GOP reluctance to act on prices.
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Bureau of National Affairs
Congress
North Carolina
Chamber of Commerce
GOP
C. of C
Little Luther Teaches Pop Forest Lore In Woods
In a wooded scene Mr. Dilworth asks Little Luther to learn forest lore and gather wood. Luther resists, mocks chores, and explains he lit a fire with two matches after claiming ants might be treated with DDT. The banter ends with a playful quip about lunch.
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Mr. Dilworth
Luther
Pop
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Inside Story CIO Aids Europe Recovery Efforts
CIO delegation flies to London to confer with unions on how European workers can benefit from aid and recovery programs. The piece mixes election results and labor notes, citing Judge Murray’s primary win, a ruling on voting rights for Black citizens, and labor board cases across Alaska and Texas.
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London
Jim Murray
Montana
Senate
J. W. Waring
U. S. District Court
South Carolina
Gally
Democratic Party
New York City
John M. Murtagh
Bordens
Sheffield
Murtagh
Back Pay Granted to Workers For Refusing New Hours
The law backs pay and reinstatement for employees who walked out over a new schedule and were discharged. The Int Union of Mine Mill Smelter Workers CIO held a 1946 contract with Massey Gin & Machine Works in Macon Georgia. On Oct 1 the employer ordered the workers to report.
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United Assn. of Plumbers & Steam Fitters
AFL
NLRB
Tin Processing Co
Texas City
Tex
Int. Union of Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers
Massey Gin & Machine Works
Macon
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