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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1945

Page

2

S Rays C10 PAC Program For Jobs is Protection For Democracy

A timely Readers Scope piece argues CIO and PAC support full employment through private enterprise and public works to safeguard democracy. It critiques anti unionism tied to veteran groups and fascist rhetoric aimed at returning soldiers, noting Rankin and Hook clashes over anti communism efforts.

PAC CIO Daily Press Texas Veterans Beware Gerald L. K. Smith

Amity Dinner Highlights Need for Racial Tolerance

Rev. John LaFarge told more than 1000 at the seventh Interracial Fellowship dinner that racial tolerance is good business and must be supported by a Permanent Fair Employment Practices bill with enforcement. He urged education programs and warned that law alone cannot end intolerance.

John LaFarge S.J Gibson Roof Garden Racial Amity Committee Division of Negro Welfare Council of Social Agencies Father LaFarge America Father la Farge G. Barrett Rich Arthur Thexton William Lovelace Citizens’ Advisory Committee On Housing R. E. Clarke Metropolitan Housing Authority Alfred M. Cohen Nadine Waters

CIO backs Red Cross drive amid wartime fund push

CIO leaders pledged full support as the Red Cross launched its annual fund campaign. Union plants distributed 600 posters and 22,500 copies of the Unfinished Business folder to enlist donations and welcome home-call solicitors. The Red Cross has shipped 11 million pints of blood and performs vital services for service members and families.

CIO Red Cross Cio-Red Cross National Red Cross Cincinnati

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