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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1944

Page

6

10 PAC Holds A Three States Meeting Here

CIO-PAC leaders from Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky met at a two day clinic at the Gibson. State county and city leaders were urged not to endorse until the tri state word is given. The emphasis was on registering voters and building campaign machinery for the fall. Allan Haywood praised political action as workers defense against rising prices and taxes. Jack Kroll called the meeting highly successful and said they learned what they had been doing wrong and gained good ideas. Garland Ashcraft Al Whitehouse and Jack Methard also attended.

Cio-Pac Ohio West Virginia Kentucky Gibson Haywood Allan Haywood Jack Kroll Tri-State Garland Ashcraft Kroll al Whitehouse Usa-Cio Ard Jack Methard UAW

Post Stalls The Guild In Wartime Membership Dispute

The Cincinnati Post and the Cincinnati Newspaper Guild clash over maintenance of membership and servicemen seniority rights. Guild appeals to the U S Conciliation Service after awaiting a War Labor Board ruling on the 1943 contract. Management says it favors the principle but will not include it in a contract and refuses a three week vacation offered by rival papers.

Cincinnati Post Post Cincinnati Newspaper Guild U. S. Conciliation Service Newspaper Commission of the War Labor Board Fred Giesel Carl D. Groat Scripps-Howard WLB Cincinnati

School Lunches Saved By Labor Stand

The federal school lunch program, aiding war workers families and low income groups, was saved for another year as the House backed down. The Senate approved a $50 million annual federal support cap, limited by state or local matching aid. Organized labor pressed hard for continuation, critics said it would train children to lobby Congress.

Washington House Senate

Star Studded Page One Award Show Set For New York Broadcast

The American Newspaper Guild Page One Award program will air at 11 30 p m Saturday from New York with a coast to coast Mutual network including WKRC Cincinnati. Ed Sullivan will host a star lineup featuring Helen Hayes Eddie Cantor Paul Robeson the Carmen Jones chorus Raymond Scott Orchestra Gen Tuney USN Jack Dempsey USCG Bill Corum and more. Los Angeles guests include Walter Winchell Norman Corwin Bob Hope and Humphrey Bogart.

Amercan Newspaper Guild New York Mutual Broadcasting System WKRC Cincinnati Ed Sullivan Helen Hayes Eddie Cantor Paul Robeson Fom Carmen Jones Raymond Scott Orchestra Gene Tuney USN Jack Dempsey USCG Bill Corum Commodore Los Angeles Walter Winchell Norman Corwin Bob Hope Humphrey Bogart

Wartime Living and OPA Price Controls Highlighted

The piece criticizes rising prices and urges continued OPA and WPB actions to curb inflation. It notes a high priced fashion ad, coal stockpiling guidance from Harold L. Ickes, and WPB orders freeing two million dozen children’s garments this summer. It also reports oilcloth shortages, planned price boosts on men’s underwear, and a proposed price control act amendment for beauty services.

New York Times WPB OPA House Banking Committee Price Chester A. Bowles

Hollywood politics and cinema icons spark backlash in congress

Reactionaries in Congress fear actors campaigning for votes and influencing policy as they push back against Hollywoods political engagement. Dialogues mock star power, with reference to Shirley Temple, Martin Dies, and Roosevelt while noting labor and industry debates over regulation.

Service Workers Endorse FDR in Chicago Convention

Delegates at the United Transport Service Employees of America fourth biennial convention in Chicago endorsed President Roosevelt and Vice-President Wallace. Cincinnati UTSEA was represented by Perry Metcalf and Robert Picket, with Earl Davis named a national representative.

Roosevelt Wallace Chicago United Transport Service Employees of America Cincinnati Utsea Perry Metcalf Robert Picket Earl Davis

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PAC Eon le Ohio Cio Council Emma Vellani Council Ira Thompson Clarine Polk Miss Vellani George de Nucci Guild Federated Press Congress Harold L. Ickes Essen By John Payne Luther Mr. Dilworth Hamilton Hollywood Martin Shirley Temple Hitler Dept Title Magazine Sewell L. Avery U.S. Gypsum Co Washington District Montgomery Ward
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