Kroll Names Negro Field Man for PAC
Paul Shearer a Columbus Ohio born Negro war worker at Curtiss Wright Aircraft joins CIO Political Action Committee as field representative for the Fifth Region covering Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky He will lead Negro voter outreach for the 1944 campaign and Roosevelt support. Regional director Jack Kroll notes his past CIO roles and chemistry training.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Paul Shearer
Curtiss-Wright Aircraft Corporation
Columbus
CIO
Jack Kroll
Shearer
Kroll
West Virginia
Kentucky
East High School
Ohio State University
Ohio State News
Curtiss-Wright
War Man-Power
Roosevelt
America
Studies and Vacation Unite at Union School
Chicago Abraham Lincoln School opens a seven week summer program at Lake Mendota near Madison. A. D. Winspear leads, with courses each week on World Politics 1914 1944 American History Science of Society Postwar Institute What Is Philosophy Peoples Art Institute and Race Relations alongside activities like swimming canoeing and dancing for adults and nursery care for children over two.
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Madison
Wis
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln School
A. D. Winspear
University of Wisconsin
Lake Mendota
Philip Foner
M. C. Thomas
Institute On
Conrad Komorowski
Peoples Art Institute
Arthur Stern
Willianmey L. Patterson
How to Get Your Serviceman's Ballot in Ohio
The Ohio Legislature enacted a law to help armed forces voters vote in the November election. Relatives may apply to their county Board of Elections to obtain war ballots for servicemen overseas or in U S camps. Applicants must show relationship, serviceman’s name, military address, and residence at induction. Ballots go out after August 9 1944. apply now to ensure delivery.
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Ohio
Board of Elections
Armed Forces
United States
Merchant Marine
American Red Cross
Society of Friends
Women’s Auxiliary Service Pilots
United Service Organizations
Secretary of State
Boards of Elections
Women's Stake in Political Action for Workers and Children
Esther Tice of UE urges women workers to register and vote pledging political action to advance equal pay, childcare, health services, and broader protections. She cites wage discrimination, wartime needs, cost controls, and a postwar labor agenda highlighted by better housing and community services.
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Esther Tice
Cincinnati
Tice
United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America
Formica
Miss Tice
Racket Cleanup Debate at ILGWU Convention
Boston May 31 two labor leaders clash over AFL leadership reform. ILGWU president Dubinsky and AFL official Woll discuss removing racketeers from AFL leadership while preserving federation autonomy and disciplining unions to protect the labor movement.
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Boston
AFL
David Dubinsky
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Matthew Woll
ILGWU
Woll
Dubinsky
White Collar League enters Philadelphia to split workers
The White Collar League launches a public campaign in Philadelphia and Camden urging workers to unite or face voicelessness. Chairman Robert Routh promotes cooperation with employers and trade associations, claiming NAM backing and direct protest options if needed.
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Philadelphia
White Collar League
Roosevelt
Camden
N. J
Lafayette Bridge
Robert Routh
If you like The SUN read it then pass it along
A short note encouraging readers to share The SUN with friends after reading a copy. The message emphasizes passing the paper along to extend its reach and readership.
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Union School
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Congress
Robert A. Taft
National Association of Manufacturers
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