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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1946

Page

5

Hamilton County PAC launches door to door voter drive

The Hamilton County Political Action Committee led by director Jack Methard announces a door to door effort to register every voter for the November election. A Ward II meeting is set for June 6 at 303 Warner Street with union members urged to attend and bring non union friends.

Hamilton County Jack Methard Hamilton County Political Action Committee Railway Clerks Building Ninth and Vine Streets Methard Ward II Warner Street

Lith Ward PAC Seeks New Workers for Progress

Arthur Dondero says the Lith Ward Progressive Club seeks additional active workers. The next meeting is 8 p.m. Thursday June 6 at 303 Warner Street where PAC Director Jack Methard will brief on primary results. Drew Pearson notes inflation impact.

Lith Ward Progressive Club PAC Arthur Dondero Warner Street Dondero Jack Methard

Dilworths mock Case bill as labor bait slogan debate

In Sunshine, Mr. Dilworth and his son mock a national labor bill misnaming the National Association of Witch Doctors as backing the Case bill. They propose slogans like More Production Will Save the World, praising incentives and higher pay while predicting fewer jobs.

Luther John L. Lewis Mr. Dilworth

Congressmen Attack Small Strike Ban Proposal

Congressmen in both chambers blasted Civilian Production Administrator John D. Small for his May 16 call to outlaw strikes for six months and mandate compulsory arbitration. Representative Frank Hook, Vito Marcantonio, and Augustine Kelley condemned the plan on the House floor, while Senator Wayne Morse likened it to fascist regimes. President Truman declined to comment on the proposal.

Frank Hook D. Mich Vito Marcantonio Smalls Pres. Truman Marcantonio Nail Assn Wayne Morse R. Ore Mussolini Hitler Harry Byrd D. Va

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