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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1945
Page
4
The report lists The Sun or Sun Herald as a periodical with the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO details, registration as second class matter June 30, 1944 in Cincinnati Ohio, editors and offices in Cincinnati with contact information and postal handling.
The piece argues Republicans block pro labor measures and protect business interests. It notes Sen. Lawrence Kane and the FEPC vote avoidance, cites Taft fighting price controls, and warns that returning such lawmakers to power harms workers until the party serves the people.
The proposal seeks a five billion dollar annual public investment to fund housing health education conservation and natural resource development with tax reallocations to aid low income buyers. If private investment drops below twenty five billion, a large public works push would begin while industry fears high inflation from current price policies. Senator Wagner warns of explosive inflation pressure as OPA extension fights continue. Chester Bowles defends OPA noting postwar earnings rise in 1943 versus 1939 even after wartime taxes.
A public figure, Rep Bombast, declares that ending the German threat saved Russia and vows to continue the fight to save Russians from themselves, framing a partisan stance on wartime stakes.
Sumner Welles criticizes U S policy in Italy as an extension of British aims and warns Syria could ignite a broader crisis. He traces postwar mandates, the Sykes Picot pact, and Arab hopes for independence, urging US and Soviet cooperation to avert Middle East trouble. The San Francisco Security Council veto issue is seen as a step toward broader consensus amid Big Five tensions.
Article outlines accrued military pay back and allowances, six month death gratuity, social security benefits, National Service Life Insurance, burial arrangements, interment costs, flag provision, headstones, and possible posthumous awards. Mentions automatic payments and forms, with guidance to contact the Social Security Board and legal next of kin. Next Week further benefits noted.
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