Ohio postal listing with editor and board names
Entry lists the Cincinnati Ohio post office filing as second class matter dated June 30 1914. It includes editor Rollin H Everett address 606 Vine St Cincinnati and executive board members Arthur Hartmann Al Jordan Max Sien Jerry Maxey Abe Goldberg Ray Tucker Waldo Stager Claude Sampson Walter Grainger Earl Davis Clarence Rau George Kuhl ae Frech Hermon Dickerson Harry Brummett Russell Quackenbush and a yearly subscription price of $2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Arthur Hartmann
al Jordan
Max Sien
Jerry Maxey
Abe Goldberg
Ray Tucker
Waldo Stager
Claude Sampson
Walter Grainger
Earl Davis
Clarence Rau
George Kuhl
Ae Frech
Hermon Dickerson
Harry Brummett
Russel Quackenbush
Tribute to greed fuels housing debate in Cincinnati
The piece quotes Attorney Edwin G. Becker criticizing public housing opponents of SB 144 as driven by greed. It argues private builders won’t house bottom-wage workers, warns of future unemployment and higher costs for slum dwellers, and calls for public housing as a corrective to rising social costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin G. Becker
Building and Loan Associations
Hamilton County
Attorney Becker
The
SUN
Cincinnati
Becker
They Fear Democracy The Senate Rejection of Aubrey Williams
The Senate defeated Aubrey Williams for rural electrification director by 52 to 36. Proponents cited his support for workers’ rights, racial tolerance, and farmer electrification, while opponents labeled him a communist and questioned his religious beliefs. Williams warned that vested interests fear democracy and the common people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Williams
Senate
William
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Wiliams
Willams
Taft
President Asks Wage Studies on Take Home Pay
President Roosevelt directs the War Mobilization Advisory Board to study wage policy and workers take home pay amid unemployment fears. O. Max Gardner heads a subcommittee to collect existing studies with Eric Johnston Albert Goss Anna Rosenberg and Philip Murray as members.
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War Mobilization Advisory Board
Roosevelt
Nual
O. Max Gardner
Washington
North Carolina
Pres
Eric Johnston
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Albert Goss
Nail
Grange
Anna Rosenberg
New York Manpower Commission
CIO Pres
Philip Murray
Labor History Unions Urged Tolerance In 1870s
Dr. Philip Foner notes post Civil War era saw Negro workers join the labor movement and form unions amid mixed white reactions. The National Labor Union advocated inclusive ranks 1867 and at the 1869 Philadelphia convention Isaac Myers urged unity, helping some unions open doors to Black workers while others resisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
National Labor Union
U. S
Philadelphia
Isaac Myers
Colored Caulkers Union of
Baltimore
America
League Offers Peace Speakers
The League of Women Voters sponsors educational programs with peace and trade topic discussions. More than thirty groups are formed. contact MAin 5482 for a discussion director and literature. Available speakers include Ben Stoner Walter Millard Mrs Norman Auburn Miss Dorothy Jones and others.
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League of Women Voters
D. D. Wunder
Dumbarton Oaks
Bretton Woods
League At
Ben Stoner
Walter Millard
Norman Auburn
Dorothy Jones
Harry Marble
Everett W. Hobart
Daniel Earley
Frank Gusweiler
Ethel Ideson
Gale Thomason
B. C. van Wye
Walter Seinsheimer
Dorothy Quincy Adams
Eugene Halmi
Why Travel Alone Give a GI a Ride
A YMCA USO note invites volunteers to provide rides to military personnel. Contact Cherry at 5348 for more information about joining the program.
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YMCA
The Financial Responsibility Law for Ohio Drivers
The article urges unions and individuals to carry liability insurance under Ohio General Code Sections 6298-1 to 7 The law can suspend both driving and car ownership licenses for five years if a judgment remains unpaid after thirty days It argues liability coverage protects drivers and others from damages and criminal exposure and contrasts liability with collision insurance stressing the unpredictability of accidents and jury bias against unions in some districts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hospital Plan Explained for ACW Members
A hospitalization plan for Amalgamated Clothing Workers members takes effect May 1. Cincinnati Joint Board manager Jack Kroll announced at a mass meeting that benefits include a semi private room at 5 dollars per day for up to 31 days and 25 dollars for incidentals, with 5 dollars in maternity benefits. Leo Krzycki, ACW vice president, spoke on global issues and workers’ need for international awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Jack Kroll
Cincinati Joint Board
Leo Krzycki
ACW
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Etche
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
CIO
Rollin H. Everett
Bell Block
Vine St
Labor History
Philip Foner
Federated Press
League
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