CIO Policy Committee Names Members for Local Union Body
The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council lists policy committee members including Jack Kroll Robert Davidson Ben Merman Al Whitehouse Robert Spitsmiller Waldo Stager Julius Mielzberg A C Dermer Dale Zysman Hugo Klug and Earl Davis. Subscription rates are $1 for six months and $2 per year.
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CIO Policy Committee
Jack Kroll
Robert Davidson
Ben Merman
al Whitehouse
Robert Spitsmiller
Waldo Stager
Julius Mielzberg
A. C. Dermer
Dale Zysman
Hugo Klug
Earl Davis
Lausche Wins First Round in Ohio Governor Democratic Bid
Cleveland mayor Frank Lausche gains the Democratic nomination edge as he outpolled rivals in Ohio. The call to labor emphasizes hard work, boosting turnout to 80 90 percent and pressing members to vote in November.
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Frank Lausche
Cleveland
Ohio
Buckeye
Labor
Lausche
Pegler Gets the Bum's Rush from Chicago Daily News
The Chicago Daily News fires Westbrook Pegler calling him a liar and ignorant on many topics. The paper notes Pegler rose from lively sports writer at the Daily News to a national commentator, then is dismissed as fair and decency erodes.
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Westbrook Pegler
der Smearer
Chicago Daily News
Pegler
Daily News
Sewell Avery
The
Alma Mater
Women voters to decide 1944 election say CIO official
Verda Barnes of the CIO Political Action office notes women may cast up to 60 percent of the November ballot. The piece urges CIO members to ensure wives sisters mothers are registered and ready to vote, highlighting the pivotal role of women in the election.
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Verda Barnes
CIO Political Action Office
America
CIO
March of Labor
Bonds For Jobs a Better City
The CLO Industrial Union Council backs a City Council bond program for Cincinnati public improvements. It argues government and private industry must partner to create jobs in the postwar transition and fund street, sewer, park, and playground upgrades to prevent a rundown look. Bonds mean jobs and a better city.
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CLO Industrial Union Council
Cincinnati
Goodbye to Mr Pegler
Editor Paul Scott Mowrer explains why the Chicago Daily News can no longer publish Pegler columns. He defends Pegler's past support and exposes disputes over the New Deal, Knox, and patriotic service, concluding with Pegler urged to move his column to another Chicago paper.
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Chicago Daily News
Paul Scott Mowrer
Pegler
Knox
The
Daily News
Mr. Pegler
Col
Frank Knox
Navy
Chicago
Quinine Monopoly Fears Over Synthetic Drug
Washington authorities fear the new synthetic quinine could be controlled by the Dutch monopoly or private interests. The drug, developed at Harvard with private funding, may be kept expensive, risking malaria relief for millions and endangering soldiers in tropical theatres. Some propose federal control to ensure low prices and combat profiteering.
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New York Daily
Harvard
The Lawyers Closed Shop and Democratic Principles
A critique of state wide lawyers unions called integrated bars where after admission to the bar one must join and pay dues to practice. The piece argues such closed shops exist in states like Kentucky and are upheld by courts, while noting opposition rhetoric targets labor unions generally.
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Pegler
Robert Taft
Smith and Dies
United States
Taft
Supreme Court of
Lawyers Union
The
State Bar Association
Ohio
Kentucky
Leaders urge teamwork to curb postwar unemployment
Toledo Philip Murray CIO president and industrialist Paul Hoffman Studebaker president visited this week urging management labor cooperation to prevent postwar unemployment. Murray called unemployment the taxpayers' greatest burden while Congress acts to curb postwar repercussions. Hoffman warned that postwar unemployment would put freedom in jeopardy.
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Philip Murray
CIO
Paul Hoffman
Studebaker
Murray
Congress
Hoffman
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