New Weekly Paper Will Be Postponed
The Peoples Publishing Co directors recommended delaying publication of a progressive weekly newspaper due to shortages of newsprint and services. Funds will be returned to stockholders, while the corporation remains for future use. The SUN plans intensified coverage and CIO labor press cooperation to boost news and features. Subscriptions are $2 yearly to 306 Bell Block.
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Peoples Publishing Co
CIO
SUN
Cleveland Industrial Union Council
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Bell Block
The Sun Subscription Appeal Urges Wider Support
Sun editors seek broader backing to expand the weekly paper which offers progressive news and voting analyses from Cincinnati. Readers are urged to recommend subscriptions to friends and neighbors to help create a broader community newspaper telling the other side of the news.
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Cincinnati
the Sun
Taft Fails To Restore Injunctions In Labor Fight
Washington. Senate Labor Committee rejected Taft’s bid to restore federal injunctions in labor disputes. A substitute Case bill backed a five man mediation board to resolve disputes, defeating Taft 13 to 2. An amendment barring secondary boycotts passed 13 to 3. An Aiken amendment to block perishable goods delivery interference passed 5 to 4, seen aimed at California farm tensions between AFL teamsters and CIO.
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Joseph Ball
R-Minn
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
California
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CIO
Print Shortage Hits Labor Paper in New York
Newsprint scarcity disrupts labor papers editors in New York causing delays and smaller issues for the Guild Reporter. The Newsprint Service Bureau shows 1946 production up 21.9 percent over 1945 in two months, with North American mill stocks rising, while daily papers report adequate supplies.
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For Sale Oak Table and Chairs Set and Lounge Chairs
For sale an oak table with four chairs adaptable for kitchen or porch use. The complete set is 35 dollars. Also two oak lounge chairs with bright cushions priced at 25 dollars each. Call Joe Sepate Park way 2450 for details.
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Huden Article to Appear in Answer Magazine
Local attorney Melvin Huden has word from Kon rad Bercovici, editor of Answer Magazine, that his piece The resianstadt will appear in the next issue. Huden served 28 months with the Office of War Information, recounting a post V E day trip with a Jewish corporal in a German jeep behind Russian lines before Russia allowed American representatives.
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Konrad Bercovici
Answer
Theresianstadt
Huden
Office of War Information
Office of U S Employment Service To Close Saturdays
The Office of the United States Employment Service will be closed all day Saturdays starting March 30 with a skeleton staff to assist those unable to visit on other days. John M. Baker, manager, announced this week.
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United States Employment Service
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