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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1945

Page

6

Support Bond Drive Murray Urges Unions

Philip Murray CIO president appeals to union members to support the Seventh War Loan Drive. He stresses continued bond purchases to fund fighters in Europe and the Pacific, urges maintaining and increasing payroll allotments, and notes VE Day while signaling ongoing postwar needs.

Murray Philip Murray CIO Europe Hitler Japan Pacific

Emergency Child Care Guidance From County Defense Council

Mothers urged to consult Emergency Child Care services and Hamilton County Defense Council MA in 2016 for child care while at work.

Hamilton County Defense Council

Partisans and Postwar Politics Across The Americas

A satirical discussion contrasts wartime justice with postwar plans. Dialogue touches Mussolini, the Allied War Crimes Commission, postwar unemployment, and Argentina's democracy while lampooning political cynicism and overseas allies.

Mussolini Allied War Crimes Commission Muss Wallace

Expel UE Members For Slowdown In Shell Plant

Local 1227 CIO announced expulsion of six members for slowing down production of 40 mm shells at a Long Island plant. Three thousand members attended a meeting. Eight others were suspended and fined $325. four were cleared. The slowdown was said to protest company proposed rates during negotiations.

Argentina Mr. Dilworth Little Luther Luther Germany San Francisco Shell Plant New York United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers CIO Long Island

The GI Mother Keeps Soldiers Strong With Letters

A young writer credits mothers for supporting G I troops through daily letters to ease homesickness. She praises Anna Jarvis as the founder of Mother's Day and notes mothers’ sacrifices beyond child care.

Anna Jarvis Philadelphia G. I Sam G. I. Joes

Free Maternity Care For 31000 Ohio Wives Under EMIC Plan

More than 31,000 servicemen's wives in Ohio receive free maternity care under the EMIC program. The joint effort by the Ohio Department of Health and the U S Bureau of Labor's Children's Bureau covers medical hospital and nursing care for wives during pregnancy childbirth and six weeks after and for the infant during the first year. Applications are filed with the Ohio Department of Health and may be obtained from health departments hospitals army posts Red Cross chapters and welfare agencies.

Ohio Ohio Department of Health Children’s Bureau U. S. Department of Labor Roger Heering Army Aviation EMIC Columbus 15 State Health Department Red Cross

Next Week Im Getting a Tooth

A personal note hints at plans around dental care with a playful aside about a mother’s esteem and a reference to upcoming dental work. The fragment suggests a lighthearted, domestic context rather than a formal report.

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