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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1946
Page
5
The article notes President Truman’s remarks on liberty and service, continuing from earlier page 1 coverage. It frames his views on how to uphold freedom and duty in current affairs.
A Washington report cites the National Farmers Union condemning President Truman's call for anti strike measures as naked fascism. NFA leader Patton signs the statement urging citizens to oppose what they call brutality into law, noting shock at government coercion and bayonet threats.
A son recounts confronting the Ohio unemployment bureau about loss of compensation for his ailing father. He argues the law is unfair as it requires ability to work, while illness prevents work and keeps benefits from those in need.
Local 1895 of United Steelworkers at Bickford Tool Co engages in registering unregistered voters for the November elections. President Al Anderson notes members will transport voters to the Board of Elections after urging Congress on housing, veterans’ rights, and a wage floor. PAC members include Anderson and six others with Ray Sowder aiding regional efforts.
A SUN report quotes an official condemning Ohio's unemployment statute for denying benefits during illness or family illness. The CIO sought amendment, but lawmakers are described as reactionary. Officials say only public action and liberal representatives can change the law.
Mr. Dilworth and his son Luther clash over union leaders and managements in a wartime context. He calls for laws against the leaders and for harsher actions, while Luther questions sources and labels some as unpatriotic. The dialogue probes public perception, press bias, and who should bear responsibility in labor conflicts.
Cincinnati district reports registration underway in many CIO locals. PAC director Jack Methard urges locals to push registration, build county campaign momentum, and have unions complete ward precinct registration checks. He notes a $1 PAC donation appeal and urges unregistered members be taken to the Board of Elections.
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