CIO Policy Committee and contact details highlighted in union bulletin
The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO editor lists office at 606 Vine Street Cincinnati Ohio and phone MAin 4813. Policy committee members include Jack Kroll Robert Davidson Ben Herman Al Whitehouse Robert Spitzmiller Waldo Stager Julius Holzberg A C Dermer Dale Zysman Hugo Klug Earl Davis. Subscription rates are $1 for six months and $2 per year.
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CIO
Jack Kroll
Robert Davidson
Ben Herman
al Whitehouse
Robert Spitzmiller
Waldo Stager
Julius Holzberg
A. C. Dermer
Dale Zysman
Hugo Klug
Earl Davis
City Recreation Financing Needs Team Approach
The Cincinnati recreation program faces funding friction between Vice Mayor Willis D Gradison and recreation director Tom Deering. The SUN urges Council to intervene, hold a public hearing, and clarify operations for pools and playgrounds. It calls for independent funding of the Recreation Commission to end budget uncertainty.
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Cincinnati
Council and Recreation Commission
City Hall
Willis D. Gradison
Tom Deering
Recreation Commission
A Good Meeting Lets Unions From Cincinnati Talk
A gathering of about 200 CIO and AFL union members in Cincinnati discussed social problems and agency effectiveness, providing evidence that labor can tackle civic issues and work together for common goals. The report praises the event as history making and urges more such meetings.
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Cincinnati
CIO
AFL
Record on record not party defines labor support
The piece argues that labor support hinges on a candidate s voting record rather than party, highlighting progressive vs reactionary stands and naming Bankhead Taft Chandler Burton Barkley as examples, then quotes Roosevelt and Grant on universal American ideals. It frames labor loyalty to good legislation across parties and notes Southern Democrats as mixed.
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CIO
CLO
Washington
O’duaniel
Howard Cox
John Rankin
Eugene Cox
Taft
Chandler
Kentucky
Burton
Ohio
Senator Barkley
Southerners Reject Byrd Presidential Bid, Audience Voices
In Alabama and Florida crowds push back against Democratic leaders promoting Senator Byrd as the party's presidential nominee. The scenes reflect regional unrest within the party and a clash over national leadership.
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Alabama
Florida
Bird
Senator Byrd
Warns Tax Ceiling Would Loak The Working Man
Cleveland report on an undercover push by extreme reactionaries to limit tax rates to 25 percent. Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen President A F Whitney cites state passage and legislative secrecy, urging action to defeat the proposal and protect the home front during the war.
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Cleveland
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railroad
Rairoad
Whitney
Wright Patman
D. Tex
House
Frank E. Gannett
Committee For
Rep
Pettengill
Indiana
Republican National Committee
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
BRT
New York Assembly
Whole Town Wins Award For Production Job in Muskegon
Detroit dispatch reports 10 000 AFL CIO marchers in Muskegon Michigan on June 11 to honor the War Manpower Commission award of an M flag to the entire city for its outstanding production work. The event featured martial music, a Stadium rally, nationwide broadcasts, and newsreel coverage.
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Detroit
AFL
CIO
Muskegon
Mich
War Manpower Commission
No Nylon Priority Clubs Warned by OPA
Washington warn of nylon hoax as storekeepers and women rush to join Nylon Priority Clubs to obtain nylons. The OPA says no need to buy rayon or risle hose or obtain a club card to access nylons when supply improves.
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Washington
OPA
U. S
The Law On Fast Horses And Smart People
The Cincinnati Times Star criticizes breeding intelligent men and women amid tax losses claimed by the wealthy. It notes Marshall Field’s purchases of liberal papers in Chicago and Cincinnati and fears Field may fund a liberal pro Roosevelt labor paper here. The editorial questions tax write offs and laments potential ad revenue loss to a new liberal daily.
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The
Cincinnati Times-Star
Kentucky
Marshall Field
Field
Chicago Sun
Chicago
America First
Chicago Tribune
America
WSATI
Cincinnati
Robert A. Taft
Hulbert Taft
WSAI
Times-Star
Times- Star
CIO
Warns Against Quack Medicine in Detroit
The UAW-CIO Health Institute urges workers to avoid fraudulent health preparations and treatment techniques advertised in the press and on billboards and radio. It asks workers who have been fleeced to seek proper diagnosis and treatment from reputable physicians.
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Detroit
Uaw-Cio Health Institute
The
Uaw-Cio Medical Research Institute
Health Institute
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Office
Rollin H. Everett
Bell Block
Vine St
Eec
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Ulysses S. Grant
Free’ American
Congress
Legislative Digest
Joe Doaks
Congressman Dripp
Yemen
Keeds
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