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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1944

Page

2

Congress Tories Attack GI Bill Fight Over Labor Ties

Congress confronts CIO political action as Republicans push a Labor tied GI Bill. Rankin and allies seek broad veteran education benefits, loans up to 2500 dollars, and wartime hospitalization with unemployment aid. Diehard critics labeled Hillman and PAC as communist influenced.

Washington Congress CIO Senate Rankin Rankin Democrats Clare Hoffman Mich Sidney Hillman Ctopac Herman P. Eberharter Dies Committee Dies John W. McCormack Mass

Tax Payments Reach 12.34 Billion in February Salaries

Washington reports February income payments including salaries and wages totaling 12.34 billion. The OWI summary on economic stabilization highlights the sizable payroll outlay and its impact on domestic finances.

Washington OWI

Racial Efforts Win Kroll Award at Amalgamated Convention

Jack Kroll state CIO head and Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America vice president received the CIO certificate of recognition in Chicago for efforts against racial discrimination. He cited progress in Ohio and Cincinnati, urged ongoing work toward equal job rights, and praised contributions from Booker T. Washington, George Washington Carver, Marion Anderson, and Joe Louis.

Jack Kroll CIO Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America Chicago National Cio Committee Amalgamated Kroll Ohio Cincinnati Mr. Kroll America Booker T. Washington George Washington Carver Marion Anderson Joe Louis

YW Camp Opens to Working Girls in Indiana

The WYCA announced camping periods for working girls at Camp Lenmary in New Trenton Indiana, 28 miles from Cincinnati. Open weekends June 10 11 July 1 2 and two weeks Aug 22 Sept 4. Registrations for full sessions days or weekends available via the Central YWCA.

WYCA Camp Lenmary New Trenton Ind Cincinnati Greyhound Bus Central Ywca

Company Union Joins Chamber of Commerce

Los Angeles reports that Cannon Electric Employee Assn a company union led by Richard Franklin has been admitted to the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Franklin says the union will shape Chamber policy and adjust issues within the organization while harassment of bona fide AFL CIO unions is alleged by critics

LOS Angeles Chamber of Commerce Los Angeles C. of Cannon Electric Employee Assn Richard Franklin Franklin Labor Herald CIO C. of C

NAACP Seeks 5000 Members With Cincinnati Drive

The NAACP plans a mass meeting Sunday at the Ninth Street YMCA to push its 5000 member goal. Charles W. Anderson Jr. of Louisville will speak as the first Black Kentucky legislator. Miss Noma Jensen, a Temple University graduate, travels from Cincinnati to aid the campaign.

National Association For Advancement of Colored People Ninth Street Ymca Charles W. Anderson Jr Louisville Kentucky NAACP Miss Noma Jensen Cincinnati Miss Jensen Mayor's Friendly Relations Committee Temple University

Warns of Racial Hatred Printings In Cincinnati

Gordon Scherer safety director appealed to 189 Cincinnati printing shops this week after pamphlets of racial hatred appeared in his office on Saturday. He noted no evidence of local printing and cited an ordinance banning such material. He added similar matters come from time to time but seem to originate outside the area as authorities aim to keep it out of the city.

Gordon Scherer Cincinnati Scherer Safety Department

How To Make An Editor Happy

A housewife endorses The SUN with a two dollar yearly subscription and asks how she can further promote the paper. She volunteers to circulate her copy and offers to help in any way a mother with one child can.

the Sun

Prices Rise Here Again in Cincinnati

The U S Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a 1.5 percent rise in the cost of living in Cincinnati from mid-March to mid-April, with year over year up 1.4 percent and January 1941 levels 25.5 percent higher. Higher food prices, shortages of fresh fruits and vegetables, and increased living and bedroom furnishings costs drive the rise.

Cincinnati U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

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