Cincinnati Gas Purchase Feasibility Debate Draws GOP Fire
Cincinnati Republicans block Utilities Committee report opposing municipal ownership of Cincinnati Gas & Electric. Charter leaders cite potential city revenue and lower rates, while critics urge a voter referendum. SEC order prompts study demand as Cash accuses Gradison and Weber of noncooperation.
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Must Demand Lasting Peace Editorial on Isolationists in Labor
The piece argues against labor isolationists who oppose the World Trade Union Conference due to Soviet participation. It asserts government dialogue with Russia is acceptable and stresses that better wages, hours, and conditions require cooperation, not avoidance. It notes shared aims of labor factions worldwide for peace and labor standards.
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Kroll Calls Yalta Peace Rally and Letter Campaign
Ohio CIO president Jack Kroll urges mass meetings and a letter drive to back the Yalta decisions as the United Nations resumes April 25 in San Francisco. He says a million letters from Ohio can sway Sen. Taft and persuades Congress to ratify a lasting world peace.
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Unbasic Training Soldier Hit by Japanese Artillery Fire
A Federated Pictures caption notes a training casualty in Burma when a soldier is wounded by Japanese artillery fire during unbasic training. The report underscores frontline exposure and ongoing combat risks in the Burma theater.
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Hamilton County Delegation Holds Public Hearing
The Hamilton County delegation to the Legislature will hold a public hearing from 1 to 5 p m Saturday in Parlors E and F of the Netherland Plaza. Local proponents of housing and other progressive measures can express their desires to their senators and representatives.
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Housing Bill Wins Early Senate Support In Columbus
Housing exponents won a first round in Columbus on SB 144 as it passed the Senate 24 to 7 this week. It still needs strong support to carry it through the House. Real estate interests and slum clearance opponents warn failure could stymie Cincinnati projects funded with federal aid. Senate Taxation Committee reported the bill favorably 6 to 3, but broad opposition remains in the Senate.
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