The Sun A Liberal Weekly Roll of Executive Board
The Sun A Liberal Weekly lists its executive board members including Al Jordan Ray Tucker Elmer Kauff man Jerry Maxey John Dehner Arthur Hartmann and others as part of its standard masthead. Subscription is $2.00 per year.
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al Jordan
Ray Tucker
Elmer Kauffman
Jerry Maxey
John Dehner
Arthur Hartmann
Walter Grainger
George Grigsby
Willis Wilder
Isaac Bradshaw
Wilfred Porter
Max Sien
Hugo Klug
James Wigbell
Clarence Rau
Ray Sowder
Earl Davis
Nathaniel Jordan
Visions of Political Plums Shuffle Cincinnati Power
The piece accuses Republican bosses in Cincinnati of hand picking a mayor and multiple officials, bypassing voters and reshuffling judges, a move shown as a return to machine politics from two decades ago. It notes Carl Rich as unlikely to accept councilman, and highlights Fred Schneller's role in allocating posts.
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Cincinnati
Carl Rich
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Common Pleas
Letters Urges Battle For Rights Of Labor
Carl Jordan of Local 310 United Steelworkers argues in support of labor rights after the Wagner Act, urging union activism and political action to protect gains and resist Big Business moves to curb labor. He references Roosevelt era progress and calls for petitions, meetings, and voting to defend economic rights.
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the Sun
Franklin D. Roosevelt
America
Taft and Co
Washington
Carl Jordan
United Steelworkers
NAACP Meeting to Feature Clarence Mitchell Speaker
The NAACP will host a membership meeting at 4 p.m. Sunday March 16 at Lincoln Community Center Gest and Linn streets. Clarence M. Mitchell new Labor Secretary will discuss the FEPC bill and job opportunities for minority workers. Ernest J. Waits Cincinnati branch NAACP Labor Committee chairman will preside.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Clarence M. Mitchell
Lincoln Community Center
Gest and
Linn Streets
Mitchell
FEPC
Department
Naacp Labor Committee
Eleanor Roosevelt
Walter Reuthers
Willard Townsend
George L. P. Weaver
Ernest J. Waits
Cincinnati
Fur and Leather Begin Work On Contract Renewals
Local 214 starts 1947 renewal talks as contracts at Mendel Drucker Schell luggage plants expire. Demands include 15 20 cent raises vacations six paid holidays hospitalizations spot adjustments and union shop. Discriminatory seniority setup disputed with calls for full protection after probation. Schell and Mendel Drucker committees named. Ohio Wool talks wrapped Feb 15 with 10 cent raise and two year contract plus wage reopenings and shorter waiting period.
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Mendel- Drucker and
Schell Luggage
Ohio
Law Scores Tirade By Enquirer On Jobless
A letter condemns the Cincinnati Enquirer for an alleged anti labor stance and defends Ohio unemployment laws. It argues eligibility requires a lack of suitable work and weekly reporting, counters claims of laziness, and calls for fair employment reporting.
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Enquirer
State of
Ohio
the Commission
The
Unemployment Commission
Commission
Cincinnati Enquirer
Write Your Congressman to Oppose Anti Labor Legislation
A call urges readers to contact their representatives to vote against proposed laws perceived as restricting labor rights. It highlights potential impacts on unions, wages, and worker protections, urging timely civic participation and advocacy.
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Bea Ya Ye
NAACP
Congressman Dripp
George Banister
Schell
Ed Bornshine
Virginia Brutsche
George Lohr
Katherine Myers
Elmer Eversledge
Mendel-Drucker
John Heinlein
Katherine Ward
Marie Dein
Inger, Joe Rehe, and
Priscilla Wright
Ohio Woo
B. Cannon
Anna Mae Rhodes
Lucillus Tate
Willie Madeiris
Travis Russell
John Coleman
Ike Coleman
James Young
Phil Parr
International
Oakley Building and Loan Co
Madison
Gillespie Westwod Delicatessen
Harrison Montana
Pan
George P. Bocklet
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Union Headquarters
Brotherhood Bldg
John Schwarz
E. McMillan
Aufdemkampe
Freeman Avenue Parkway
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