Ohio unions back soldier vote bill in Columbus action
Labor groups representing more than one million Ohio members joined to push an eight point soldiers vote program. The plan, adopted Tuesday, aimed at influencing state lawmakers as the General Assembly prepared to meet. Five points were included in the bill, with CIO AFL UMA and railroad unions among signatories. Cincinnati workers were urged to vote next Tuesday in solidarity with the Columbus effort.
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Chicago Daily News dumps Pegler from its pages
The Chicago Daily News ends its run with sports writer Westbrook Pegler after editor Paul Scott Mowrer accuses him of lies and bias. Pegler defends himself claiming press plots, while the paper notes Pegler’s columns may be dropped to any Chicago paper that wants them. The piece links editorials to labor reform and primaries urging ballot action and registration drives ahead of elections.
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The SUN editor thanks readers for support of first issue
The editor and staff express gratitude for kind words about the first issue of The SUN and invite further suggestions and contributions. Readers are reminded to call MAin 4813, with staff available in the afternoon even when out seeking news in the mornings.
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Voters Urged to Back Roosevelt Allies This Tuesday
An editorial calls soldiers and workers to nominate candidates who will support employment and decent conditions for returning servicemen. It states the administration will secure these aims if reelected, notes resistance to soldiers voting rights, and urges turnout Tuesday with Mayor Lausche and other Roosevelt supporters on the sample ballot.
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Ben Herman
Robert J. Davidson
Frank J. Lausche
Foxholes
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Roosevelt
Lausche Refuses Mayor Salary During Campaign
Cleveland Mayor Frank Lausche declines to draw his salary while away campaigning for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. He says his city duties are suspended and taxpayers should not bear the cost of his absence.
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Give this copy of The SUN to your neighbor
A brief civic note urges residents to share a copy of The SUN with neighbors. It emphasizes community information spread and neighborly solidarity, urging distribution to extend coverage of local news and public notices.
No Money And No Swings In Mt Adams Playground
Mt Adams residents told the Council Finance Committee that the area lacks swings and slides due to funds. Recreation Director Tom Deering said communities must raise money themselves for such amenities. A speaker noted workers have no dedicated recreation space and were once chased from a vacant lot by police.
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Cincy CIO Backs Bonds For Postwar Recreation Plans
The Industrial Union Council pledges full support for large postwar bond issues this fall. It also urges $40,000 for rehabilitating 925 Martin Street to improve recreation facilities and asks City Council to address local recreational needs in bond proposals.
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Local union blood donor salutes record holder
Bernard Schuler of Greenhills is praised as a standout blood donor for United Steelworkers Local 1728 Lunkenheimer's. He has donated 14 pints to the Red Cross, with his 21st pound gain since his first pint on April 4, 1942. Schuler, a welder for 18 years and father of seven, says giving blood is easy and preferable to shaving risks.
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