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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1944

Page

7

Labor and Social Workers Plan Joint Conference

Labor and social work groups join for a one day Labor Conference on Social Service at the Hotel Gibson Roof Garden Sunday June 11. Over 200 delegates from local AFL and CIO unions will hear keynote remarks by Leo Perlis and Abraham Bluestein with chairs Martha Jackson Dave Solomon Redline Harris Everett Eckert and Joseph Lepate guiding five discussion groups on Health Housing Recreation Family Services Child Welfare and Public Relief. Mons Marcellus Wagner will close with a buffet supper and remarks signing the event as a joint Industrial Public Relations Council effort.

Organized Labor Hotel Gibson Roof Garden Afl-Cio Industrial Public Relations Council Community Chest AFL CIO Leo Perlis CIO War Relief Abraham Bluestein Labor League For Human Rights John J. Hurst Central Labor Council Ben Herman Greater Cincinnati Industrial Public Relations Council Andre Carson War Chest Labor Mons. R. Marcellus Wagner Catholic Charities of Archdiocese of Cincinnati Carson Martha Jackson American Newspaper Guild Dave Solomon International Ladies Garment Workers Redline Harris Cincinnati Federation of Teachers Everett Eckert United Auto Workers Joseph Lepate Amalgamated Clothing Workers Gibson Roof Garden Ceil Engelke United Electrical Workers Joseph Sepate Adeline Harris War Chest UAW William Fanning Hazel Baker Jack Edwards Russell Cryns Retail Clerks Council Calvin Frech Uaw-Cio Earl Martin Daniel Lyons Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Fred Rasser Hotel and Restaurant Employees Alliance J. S. McCaffrey Robert Ester Aluminum Workers al Haubrek William Sohmers Meat Cutters

Master Plan Engineers Chosen for Cincinnati Replanning

Sherwood L. Reeder will join as fulltime director at 10000 dollars yearly. Ladislas Segoe and Tracy B. Augur act as consultants under contract for the Cincinnati master plan. Council has set aside 100000 dollars as a start with total project costs estimated at 250000 dollars.

Cincinnati City Planning Commission Sherwood L. Reeder Federal Housing Authority Detroit Ladislas Segoe Planning Commission Tracy B. Augur Tennessee Valley Authority Norris Tenn Alfred Bettman Reeder Council

Nazis Use Chicago Tribune Cartoons As Propaganda

The Chicago Tribune cartoons are described as Nazi propaganda by The Chicago Sun. Nazi uses Tribune art to demoralize U S troops at Anzio and to attack Roosevelt, allies, and isolationists, per Italian dispatch and Col Robert McCormick’s newspaper.

Chicago Tribune Chicago Italy Tribune Anzio Chicago Sun Soviet Union The Sun Roosevelt Col Robert R. McCormick

OPA Trials Defend Fairness Against Charges

Thomas L. Conlan an enforcement attorney defends OPA suspension hearings as fair, noting Supreme Court support for OPA procedures. He explains hearing commissioners are independent attorneys, allow full evidence and cross examination, and permit appeal to the Hearing Administrator in Washington and then U.S. Courts.

OPA Thomas L. Conlan United States Supreme Court Mr. Conlan Washington United States

CIO Vet of Two Wars Named to Aid Veterans

Arthur R. Keller a World War I and II veteran with CIO unions chairs the Cincinnati Advisory Committee for Re employment of War Veterans. The group handles cases where employers refuse to reinstate honorably discharged veterans and coordinates with Selective Service and the District Attorney if needed. Keller notes 40 day application windows and priority in federal courts for such reinstate cases. He cites past injustices and pledges swift action to prevent repeats.

CIO Vet CIO Cincinnati Armed Services Keller

Ashcraft Named Kroll Aide In Region PAC

Garland Ashcraft of Cleveland is appointed assistant Director Region 5 CIO Political Action Committee by Director Jack Kroll. The journalist and union activist will handle Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky public relations and aid regional organizing, after roles with the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen ANG CIO Council and labor campaigns for Roosevelt and Lausche.

Garland Ashcraft Cleveland CIO Jack Kroll Ashcraft The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen PAC American Newspaper Guild Cleveland Newspaper Guild ANG Cleveland Cio Council Council Cuyahoga County LNPL Kroll Ohio West Virginia Kentucky Labor Joint Committee For Political Action Cleveland Federation of Labor Roosevelt Frank J. Lausche

Price Control Workers Sought for OPA Panels

John E. Robinson Jr. district OPA director called for expanding price control work this week. He asked all 902 local boards to enlist one additional price panel associate who can understand and explain simple price regulation and show genuine interest in making price control effective.

Price Panel Associates John E. Robinson Jr OPA

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Arthur R. Keller Cincinnati Newspaper Guild Cincinnati Club W. L. Dolle Lodge and Shipley Machine Tool Co D. J. O’connor Formica Co Ted Hoffman Junior Executives Association J. M. Manley Jr Employment Managers Club Ben W. Freeman Louis Freeman Co Walter Wood Veterans of Foreign Wars Hitler Walter Peters Shickelgruber CIO News U. S. Army Yank England
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