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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1944
Page
8
Mrs. Vera W. Barnes of the CIO Political Action warns that 18 million working women and others must mobilize. She cites unemployment fears, urges women to vote in November, and opposes efforts to disenfranchise voters through poll taxes or soldier vote withholding.
Traffic Safety Council urges care with war worker transport to avoid crashes. Executive secretary Jack Marsh notes more injuries despite fewer total accidents this year, warning that six passengers can mean six injuries and urging passengers to refuse reckless driving and follow traffic rules.
Democratic primary candidates in Ohio backing Roosevelt era gains pledge to push pro labor and social measures. Endorsed names include Reed M Weingardner for lieutenant governor and Joseph T Ferguson and Ed Day for state auditor. Several candidates for state senate and house are listed with long labor records and union ties. Ed Hummel, Republican, endorsed for secretary of state.
U S Department of Labor figures show February earnings averaged 45.54 dollars per week with durable goods at 51.48 and non-durable goods at 36.33. Textile workers earned the lowest weekly average under 30 dollars, while hard coal miners rose to 58.12 and soft coal miners to 52.99 amid longer weeks and Sunday work.
The notice urges participation in the upcoming primary to back candidates who will advance a better nation and world. It also invites residents to call University 2150 to schedule a blood donation appointment.
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