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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1949
Page
4
The Cincinnati SUN A Liberal Weekly published by the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO each week except the last week of July and the week before Labor Day. Entered as second class matter June 30 1944 at Cincinnati Ohio with executive board members listed and a $2.00 annual subscription.
The fragment argues for increasing human resources through planning and hard work to improve safety and wealth, citing Nature as the source of this impulse and urging adherence to a sanctioned course while ignoring retreat signals.
Senate battles over labor law shift to the Taft Hartley repeal. Backed by the Thomas bill, big business campaigns to keep the current act while labor groups push for repeal and a new labor relations framework. Citizens urged to contact Ohio Senators Taft and Bricker with immediate telegrams or letters to Senate Office Building Washington D C.
The Ohio CIO hails a new Workmen's Compensation bill as a major advance set to take effect September 1. It includes up to a year of additional pay during retraining for seriously injured workers and extended benefits for Silicosis and earning loss. The act also covers dentures replacement in plant accidents and widows of amputees receiving remaining awards after death from non accidental causes.
A PAC leaflet argues farmers and workers share interests in economics, politics, and community life. It warns against speculators and divides, urging cooperation to select capable Congressmen and leaders, and stresses mutual benefits from good laws, schools, and taxes.
A reader asks if rental income affects widow’s pension and learns it does not count toward annual income. The article lists flag disposal priority after burial, and notes Public Law 16 rehabilitation statistics for disabled World War II veterans.
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