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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1949
Page
4
The Sun is listed as second class matter since June 30, 1944 at the Cincinnati Ohio post office. Editorial office at 205 E. 6th St Cincinnati 2 Ohio contact Garfield 2550 for subscriptions and inquiries.
A reflection on belief in fate versus personal responsibility. It argues that fate only applies when individuals fail to act, endorsing proactive effort to shape outcomes. The quote emphasizes accountability and deliberate action over passive acceptance.
The piece argues FEPC is lawful and beneficial, citing New York Connecticut and Massachusetts experiences. It states FEPC judges applicants by merit, not race or religion, and that many cases settle without hearings. Retail firms adopting inclusive practices reportedly retain customers and reflect natural law in ensuring the right to work.
Banfield reports Miss Bondfield urges a new world federation of unions and stresses the value of trade journals to educate members about unions, bargaining, and government. She supports federal health insurance adopted by Britain and notes 96 percent cooperation in cases.
TY Hall argues Republicans oppose a real housing program and rent-control rebuttal. He notes Council opposition to federal staffing to clear rent survey backlogs, supports keeping rent control federal, and accuses real estate interests of profiting from housing shortages causing poverty and crime in Cincinnati.
Miss Bondfield the English labor leader arrives in Cincinnati for a six month speaking tour across the United States. She holds honorary degrees and honors including Companion of Honor and Privy Council membership. She plans to address labor groups in the Midwest and attend the Women’s Trade Union League meeting in St. Louis.
Jim Winters Jr a Hughes High School senior won top in a Cincinnati Post and Board of Education contest on the world’s martyrs. He will take his father Jim Sr a Local 766 UE member and younger brother Dickie on a two week trip to California. Jim Sr has long union service and Jim Jr plans a UC and law, with prior publications and a memory of Roosevelt’s 1936 visit.
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