Sun Entered as Second Class Matter in 1944
The notice lists postal handling details for The Sun including its Cincinnati Ohio address, editor contact, and executive board names. It states the paper was established as a second class matter June 30 1944 and provides subscription and office telephone information.
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Cincinnati 2
Ohio
Office Telephone Executive Board
al Jordan
Ray Tucker
Elmer Kauffman
Max Sien
Rose Miles
William Medick
Hugo Klug
Clarence Rau
Willis Wilder
Earl Davis
Jerry Maxey
Arthur Hartmann
George Grigsby
Ray Sowder
Walter Grainger
Claude Sampson
Everett Hines
Bricker Named As Blue Cross Speaker At National Conference
Blue Cross faces labor backlash as it invites John W. Bricker Republican Senate candidate to speak at a forthcoming national conference. Bricker is viewed as hostile to labor and recently attacked social security, arguing charity should handle it. His past veto of state institutions as governor colors the controversy.
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The
Blue Cross
John W. Bricker
Senate
Bricker
New York
Sacrifices Behind CIO Wage Gains Highlight Strikes
The CIO reports annual wage gains of 621 million dollars with more to come, arguing sacrifices on strikes strengthen unions, shorten hours, and protect workers. Critics claim losses on picket lines harm workers, but unionists see sacrifices as essential to long term improvements and unity.
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CIO
CIO Board Urges Break With Franco Spain
The CIO Executive Board last week urged immediate rupture of U S diplomatic relations with Franco Spain noting executions of 10 republicans and urging the United Nations to place the Spanish question on the agenda. The resolution also protested U S delegation actions at the UN over World Federation of Trade Unions representation and cited support from the AFL and Sen Tom Connally.
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Washington
U.S
Spain
CIO
CIO Board
World Federation of Trade Unions
World Labor
State Dept
UNO Security Council
United Nations Organization
WFTU
AFL
Tom Connally
D., Tex
Leaders push for no strike pledge amid war drive
The text suggests national leaders may seek a no-strike pledge from labor to support a wartime effort. It questions whether officials want labor to vow not to strike for the war’s duration.
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Labor Movement
CIO Says Political Action to Boost Wage Gains
The CIO Executive Board urges vigorous voter registration and a nationwide $1 member contribution drive to sustain wage increases. The resolution links political strength to labor gains and calls unions to intensify candidate study, support, and fundraising for 1946 elections.
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Washington
CIO
Congress
PAC
Reconsider Jim Crowism in Rail Car Segregation
A historical op-ed urges the U.S. Supreme Court to reexamine the legality of Jim Crow transportation on railroads arguing that segregation inherently involves discrimination. The author cites personal experience with south ern rail service and condemns Jim Crow cars as unfit for passengers including uniformed Negro service members.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
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Bell
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Social and Economic Council
UNO
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Marie MacDonald
Federated Pictures
Southern Railroad
Men & Boys Clothing
Lockland, Ohio
Hamilton Ave
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Mammoth Outlet
Freeman Ave
United Electrics
Radio 6 Machine Workers
Loce
PRNG
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Sycamore Street
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