The Sun Newspaper Contact and Executive Board Listing
The Sun notes its second class matter status since June 30, 1944 and provides a Cincinnati address for mail, a main office phone, and an EXECUTIVE BOARD roster including William Black, Ray Tucker, Elmer Kauffman, and others. Subscription is $2.00 per year.
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Cincinnati 2
Ohio
Office Telephone Executive Board
William Black
Ray Tucker
Elmer Kauffman
Jerry Maxey
John Dehner
Arthur Hartmann
Walter Grainger
George Grigsby
Willis Wilder
Isaac Bradshaw
Wilfred Porter
Max Sien
Hugo Klug
James Wigbell
Clarence Rau
Ray Sowder
Earl Davis
Nathaniel Jordan
We Deserve An Insult From Hamilton County Delegation
A local column blasts the Hamilton County delegation to the Ohio Legislature for representing private and party interests. It highlights Sen. Fred Reiners’s proposal to reinstate private insurers in workers compensation and notes ties to Boss Fred Schneller. The piece criticizes local press silence and questions whether coverage will change before 1948 elections.
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Hamilton County
Ohio
Fred Reiners
Ed Schorr
GOP
Fred Schneller
Enquirer calls for tough labor law and editorials
The Enquirer urges a stringent law against unions and a strong administrator, suggesting Theodore Roosevelt might fit. It criticizes the press monopoly and urges balanced reporting on union activities while noting the CIO council and the Cincinnati Communications Workers Union received funding.
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The
Enquirer
Senate
Teddy Roosevelt
Cincinnati
Radio listings for labor leaders and UK author talk
CIO President Philip Murray speaks on WLW Friday at 9 45 PM with a free labor message. Rollin Everett discusses Other Side of The News Monday at 8 15 PM on WSAL. Leland Stowe chats UK Wednesday at 11 30 PM on WLW. Labor USA airs Saturday at 6 45 PM on WSAL.
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WLW. Cio
Philip Murray
WSAL
Here's Why Bosses Want Open Shop
Knoxville Tenn. employers seek to abolish the closed shop and defend the “freedom to work.” An ad by B. H. Sprankle offers two carpenters with tools 65 cents an hour at 422 Union Ave., urging early arrival. local union scale for carpenters is $1.76 an hour.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Knoxville Journal
B. H. Sparkle
Union Ave
B. H. Sprankle
CIO Council Urges Reds Admit Negro Players in Cincinnati
The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council calls the Cincinnati Baseball Club to follow the Brooklyn Dodgers by admitting Negro players to the National League and commends Branch Rickey for Jackie Robinson. The council also asks sports editors to back the policy and discusses funds and German labor appeals.
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The
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council, Cio
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
CIO
Cincinnati Communications Workers Union
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati Baseball Club
CIC
Brooklyn Dodgers
Branch Rickey
Dodgers
Jackie Robinson
Ten Days Grace Given to Local 8 Lithographers
Wilfred Porter Local 8 president said the Miami Valley Lithographers Association was granted an additional ten days ending Saturday to consider union demands for the downtown group contract. Demands were presented April 22 and a possible meeting with the company was discussed for Friday.
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Local 8
Miami Valley Lithographers Association
Wilfred Porter
Porter
Registration Drive Opens in Hamilton County 1947 Campaign
The Hamilton County Political Action Committee begins checking registration lists for the 1947 campaign and adds eighteen precincts since the last election. The PAC seeks mailing lists of all CIO local unions to inform voters of new polling places and register every CIO member.
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Hamilton County Political Action Committee
Hamilton County
CIO
PAC
War crimes indictments target German dye industry magnates
Brigadier General Telford Taylor presents indictments against Dye Trust and other German cartel leaders accusing them of financing Hitler, manipulating markets, and hindering US strategic production such as synthetic rubber and nitrogen. He warns these monopolists pose a grave future threat if not punished.
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Germany
Hitler
United States
Telford Taylor
Dye Trust
America
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Rollin H. Everett
East
Ohio Main
Congressman Dripp
CIO Council
United Negro College Fund
Executive Board
Fred Bender
United Steelworkers
Council
Bender
Congress
New Cio Council
Elsie Pierson
Leon Bolinger
Emerson Mahan
J. B. Posey
the Sun
Es Gillespie
Harrison
Montana
Ike’s Surplus
Army and Navy
Boy Scouts
Elm Street
Bob Spitzmiller
Roy Coleman
Jimmie Schuh
Vine Stree
Cheviot-Westwood
Harrison Norwood
Montgomery Newport
Monmouth
Northside
Ramilies West End
Freeman Downtown
6Th St
UNION
WCPO
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