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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1945
Page
4
Entry recorded as second class matter June 30 1944 at the Cincinnati Ohio post office under the 1870 act. Rollin H Everett listed 306 Bell Block 606 Vine St Cincinnati 2 Ohio.
A Bread and Butter Letter argues Ohio must pass SB-94 to modernize unemployment benefits for war production workers facing postwar reconversion. It calls for raising weekly benefits from 16 to 25 dollars, extending eligibility to 26 weeks, reducing waiting from two to one week, and removing eligibility hurdles. Letters to Senator Whittemore urge favorable committee action and enactment.
The piece argues that the largest stake in peace lies with workers and that the CIO should push for a world confederation of labor to prevent wars. It contends that when working men unite across nations to influence government toward peace, lasting global harmony becomes closer.
The piece argues that tax policy favors the rich at the expense of the poor and calls out reactions from Times-Star and Hamilton County Republicans for opposing labor involvement in politics. It warns that leaving politics to elites will worsen taxes and harmful legislation for working people.
Anna Hedgeman executive director of the National Council of FEPC told 600 at Calvary Methodist Church that job unfairness harms all and fair employment benefits everyone. The meeting supported S-101 and a Hamilton County legislative letter was pending reply from Rep Turpeau urged tolerance and diplomacy. CIO-PAC pledged full support as discrimination harms broad employment goals.
The Ninth Ward Neighborhood Club affiliated with PAC enrolled 13 members at its first meeting and set regular monthly gatherings at the Manse Hotel. Ben Herman urged steady activity to avoid past declines, while A. J. Lehman and David Walker serve as co chairmen and ward chairmen were named for the 2nd and 26th wards.
The Rev. Bernard J. Sheil auxiliary bishop of Chicago will speak on The American Society at 8 15 p m Sunday April 18 in the Hall of Mirrors Netherland Plaza.
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