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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1949

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Rent Control Act in Ohio Endangered By New Proposal

Senator William Boyd of Ohio introduces a bill to end rent control by October 2 claiming federal controls are unnecessary. The proposal sparks GOP support but faces strong opposition from the Ohio CIO Council and housing advocates citing severe statewide housing shortages and overcrowding.

Ohio Columbus State House William Boyd Cuyahoga Boyd Senate Real Es Tate Ohio C.I.C. Council Lorain Cleveland FEPC Ohio Cio Council

Action On Housing Bill Faces House Floor This Week

The administration housing bill moves to the House floor on June 22 after a Rules committee discharge threat. Republicans and Dixiecrat coalition push economy arguments to block slum clearing and 810 000 housing units, while Fair Deal leaders insist urgent action is needed. Expect tight opposition with a large Democratic caucus aiming to quiet Southern resistance.

House Rules Committee Senate Martin R. Mass

Farm Labor Unity Plans Take Shape Across Nation

In Des Moines Iowa Democratic leaders labor groups and CIO-PAC officials discussed Brannan Plan themes as vice president Barkley urged unity. Senate ratified export wheat agreement for 672 million bushels but 80th Congress refused to ratify. Truman pressed for early enactment.

Nation Des Moines Iowa Democratic Party Cio-Pac Labor Representa Alben Barkley Senate Inter U.S Department of Agriculture 80Th Congress Sec. of Agriculture Charles F. Brannan Federated Pictures

Area and PAC officials discuss farm economy issues in sixteen states

PAC staff and area officials met with P C Director Jack Kroll to review political races across 16 states. The talks focused on Brannan’s farm stabilizing proposal benefiting farmers and consumers, with Carey urging labor support and Kroll stressing farmer demand for products.

PAC P .C Jack Kroll Ohio Colorado Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Michigan Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska North Dakota Oklahoma South Dakota Wisconsin Wyoming House of Representatives U.S. Senate Capehart Ind Wiley Wis Hickenlooper Donnell Taft Millikin Charles Brannan CIO James B. Carey Kroll

G I Insurance to Pay 2.8 Billion NSLI Dividend to Vets

Administrator Carl R Gray Jr announced a 2.8B dollar special National Service Life Insurance dividend for about 16 million World War II era veterans with policies in force. Payments target January to mid 1950, with eligible holders including beneficiaries on deceased policyholders.

Carl R. Gray, Jr Administrator of Veterans Affairs Gray Mr. Gray Veterans Service Organization National Service Life Insurance Cray

City Hall study proposed on Cincinnati Gas & Electric profits

City Council may vote next week on a Rollin Everett resolution calling for a citizens commission to study Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. and other utilities. The panel would assess rates profits operations and regulation to inform a long term city program and attract industries.

Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Council Utilities Committee Council

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Truman Roosevelt Rep Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr Pres. Truman White House Sol Bloom New York Tive Brannan Organized Labor Brannan G. I. Insurance Rollin Everett
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