Cincinnati Progressive publishing venture launches next week
Five thousand shares of Peoples Publishing Co will be offered at ten dollars each as the new liberal weekly aims to bring progressive news, labor coverage, and local crusades to Cincinnati. Founders include Jack Kroll Clyde Johnson and Ben O Stoner aided by CIO and union committees.
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Washington Report on Postwar Recession Threats and Bills
Washington economists warn of rapid reconversion risks as war ends. Murray full employment, Wagner-Murray-Dingell social security, and an emergency unemployment program are pressed for quick action. If war lasts 18 months civilian demand may rise, potentially causing unemployment.
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Senators Block Ohio FEPC Bill and Labor Attack
Senate Republicans in Columbus blocked SB 219 reporting, derailing the Ohio FEPC bill as NAACP mobilizes support for fair employment practices. Wires urge Congressmen Elson Hess and Bender to sign discharge petitions, while labor leaders denounce Hatch Burton Ball bill as an instrument of labor oppression.
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Weir Steel Charged In Indictment On WPB Violations
Weirton Steel Co of Weirton West Virginia faces a 26 count federal indictment alleging use of 78000 dollars in lumber copper plumbing and shower doors to build a second floor and bar at the Williams Country Club for 300 executives. The firm allegedly diverted 80000 dollars of air conditioning equipment intended for the Weirton Company Hospital to the executive bar.
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