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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1946

Page

2

Taft Health Bill Draws Senate Attack from ADA

Sen Robert A Taft faces charges from the Union For Democratic Action that his health proposal favors the pauper class and misstates care costs ADA newsletters note that over 80 percent of families earning below 3000 cannot afford care The bill competes with Wagner Murry Dingell plan and Ohio senators Taft and Huffman vote for the Mc Farland amendment to the British loan bill which failed narrowly

Robert A. Taft Union For Democratic Action Dicken England America Taft The American Medical Association ADA Newsletter Ohio James Huffman McFarland

Milwaukee Adopts FEPC Ordinance

Milwaukee adopts a fair employment practices ordinance making it the second U S city to outlaw job discrimination. The measure imposes a ten dollar fine or five days in jail for race color or creed bias, following a public push culminating in an open hearing.

Milwaukee Milwaukee Common Council Chicago FEPC Judiciary Committee CIO Council Wisconsin Conference On Social Legislation First Methodist Church Catholic Knights of Wisconsin, Natl. Assn. For Advancement of Colored People Milwaukee Jewish Council American Assn. of Social Workers Ladies Auxiliary The B’nai B'rith Communist Party

Lawmaker proposes shield for firms on rehiring errors

CIO Veterans Committee urged union members to contact their congressmen to oppose H. R. 6035. The bill would relieve employers of financial responsibility for rehiring mistakes under the Selective Service Act. Critics note courts oppose super-seniority for WWII veterans over WWI veterans.

Meyer Bernstein CIO Veterans Committee Selective Service

Veterans Right to Keep NSLI Explained by James O'Brien

The Sun article outlines continued National Service Life Insurance rights for veterans separated under honorable conditions. It covers premiums paid to the VA, conversion options after one year, payment schedules, discounts for prepaid plans, grace periods, and the need for form 358 for conversion. It also notes cash value after one year, reinstatement steps, beneficiary classes, and required information for VA correspondence.

National Service NSLI United States Veterans Administration Washington 25 D.C Washington D. C

Rankin Committee Funds For Anti Labor Witch Hunt

The Wood Rankin unAmerican committee won a 75,000 dollar appropriation in the House by a 240 to 81 vote May 17 after a clash over smear tactics. Rep. Vito Marcantonio accused the committee of targeting CIO PAC, National Citizens PAC, and Independent Citizens Committee of the Arts Sciences and Professions. Rankin supporters applauded as he defended the panel's actions.

Washington Wood-Rankin unAmerican Committee House Vito Marcantonio ALP N.Y Tte unAmerican CIO

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