Sun Published by Greater Cincinnati CIO Union Council
The SUN produced by the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO lists policy committee members including Jack Kroll Robert Davidson Ben Herman Al Whitehouse Robert Spitzmiller Waldo Stager Julius Holzberg A C Dermer Dale Zysman Hugo Klug and Earl Davis. Office contact details and subscription note are provided.
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The
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council, Cio
CIO
Jack Kroll
Robert Davidson
Ben Herman
al Whitehouse
Robert Spitzmiller
Waldo Stager
Julius Holzberg
A. C. Dermer
Dale Zysman
Hugo Klug
Earl Davis
We Are Not Frightened Hints of Retaliation Against CIO
The Enquirer warns that Republican threats to punish CIO for aiding President Roosevelt would not frighten labor leaders. Instead they may mobilize workers to prevent Roosevelt opponents from winning. The CIO seeks to judge candidates by records, noting many Republicans have poor labor histories and stressing democracy should not be crushed by threats.
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Enquirer
CIO
Roosevelt
CLO
Robert A. Taft
Battle over Indian Hill housing pits two rival camps
The piece notes a dispute in Indian Hill between groups wanting to develop idle land into 1 2 acre plots for new houses and others who seek to preserve the village’s character. Editor Hulbert Taft of the Times Star leads the anti development camp amid housing and air quality debates.
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Indian Hill
Hulbert Taft
The
Times-Star
Taft
Cincinnati
In A Nutshell on Sewell Avery Case by Bingay
Detroit Free Press columnist Malcolm Bingay weighs the Sewell Avery case. The writer derides wartime government coercion and argues private feuds with President Roosevelt should not override due process or individual rights.
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Sewell Avery
Malcolm Bingay
Detroit Free Press
Congress
Roosevelt
Good Job by USA CIO Brings Army Plant to Newport
Al Whitehouse of United Steelworkers led a effort that secured Army Ordnance to take over Andrews Steel Co. Newport transforming it into a shell plant with a six million dollar payroll. The move supports Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati business, aided by Sen. Barkley and Rep. Spence, and promises postwar retention of the facility.
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Cincinnati
al Whitehouse
United Steelworkers
USA
CIO
Army Ordnance
Andrews Steel Co
Newport
Kentucky
Usa-Clo
Usa-Cio
Washington
Sen. Barkley
Rep
Spence
Uncle Sam and the limits of government business control
Based on Maxwell S Stewart's pamphlet for the Public Affairs Committee the article surveys when government regulation began in America noting colonial trade bans, monopolies, tariffs and safety laws. It argues regulation exists, protects public welfare and often stabilizes markets while advocating a balanced free enterprise with public planning.
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Maxwell S. Stewart
The
Public Affairs Committee
New York City
Stewart
Court Supports President in War-time Takeover Power
In Louisville on May 9 Judge Mac Swinford ruled that without Congress the President may use all resources to defend the nation during war. The Ken-Rad Tube and Lamp Corp case cites the Commander-in-Chief’s broad authority over production and civilian economies in wartime.
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U. S
Montgomery Ward
Louisville
Mac Swinford
U. S. District Court
Ken-Rad Tube and Lamp Corporation
Congress
Army
Navy
Republic
Montgomery Ward’s
Books to Read Detroit Bestseller List
The Union Bookstore run by the United Auto Workers CIO education department lists last month’s top titles. In fiction the leaders are Strange Fruit A Tree Grows in Brooklyn The Robe Song of Bernadette A Bell for Adano. Nonfiction favorites include Under Cover Why Women Cry Sabotage That Man in the White House Race Riot.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers (Cio
Brooklyn
White House
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