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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1947
Page
2
The article notes clashes over voter purges led by officials accusing private power interests of influence in the Atomic Commission appointment. It states 56,000 names were pulled from registration, though some reregistered after address changes, with notices sent to all affected voters amid pre election registration declines.
A Cincinnati campaign to ease housing shortages forms a distress housing subcommittee under the Cincinnati Committee to Expedite Housing. It partners with PTAs, veterans groups, and civic groups to survey owners willing to convert homes into two or more apartments for veterans and other homeless families. Jerome Goldman leads the committee with Charles H. Stamm, Robert Shell, and Robert L. Sohngen among its members.
Local 647 United Auto Workers will hold officer elections this month state Albert G. Busch president. Nominees include Busch for president George Jent for vice president Jerry Maxey recording secretary William Duerson financial secretary Ralph Brill three year trustee Joe Berger two year trustee James McLendon one year trustee Ervin Rachel sergeant at arms and M C Smith guide.
Herman notes that residents who never registered or failed to vote in two years can swing council control this fall. None of the removed voters participated in the last city or fall elections, while a presidential vote can trigger ineligibility two years later.
The American Veterans Committee William H. Spencer and other groups including Disabled American Veterans Horace F. Lyons and Veterans of Foreign Wars Keith Clark are listed with a local expedition office at Room 428 City Hall Cherry 5300 extension 397 along with National Housing Authority E W Hodgetts Harry Bachler and Robert Stone.
William Farson of the American Newspaper Guild described David Stern of Philadelphia as a liberal who ran a Democratic paper in Philadelphia and a Republican one in Camden. Farson cited Stern’s sale of his newspapers and radio station amid a Guild strike and noted Stern avoided signing the 1946 Guild contract until it expired.
An ANG official notes dismissal pay would have been owed to the employer if a valid contract existed, clarifying the conditions under which severance or settlement might be required.
Post Unit members elected Joe Quinn as chairman this week with Rob ert Debo named vice chairman and Richard elected to another officer role in the unit’s annual leadership slate.
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