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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1946

Page

4

The SUN A Liberal Weekly Executive Board List

The SUN published by The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO lists its executive board and contact details in this issue. Information includes editors, office address, telephone, and subscription price of $2.00 per year.

Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO Cincinnati Ohio Rollin H. Everett Bell Block Vine St al Jordan Ray Tucker Elmer Xauffiman Max Sien Rose Miles William Medick Hugo Klug Clarence Rau Willis Wilder Earl Davis Jerry Max

Soaring Prices Answer at Polls in Cincinnati

A Cincinnati commentary notes a 49.4 percent rise in living costs from Aug 15 1939 to Sept 15 1946 per the Bureau of Labor Statistics. It blames Taft Elston Hess for inflation policy and warns voters to reelect or retire these figures and to support Bricker to counter Roosevelt program benefits. The piece says the poll will decide if working people stay aligned with inflation advocates or change course.

Cincinnati Bureau of Labor Statistics Canada United States Congress Robert A. Taft Charles Elston William Hess Elston and Hess John W. Bricker

Voting at the Ballot Box Calls for Massive Turnout

A civic appeal urges every decent American and union member to vote on November 5th and to mobilize family and neighbors. The message frames voting as the solution to current problems and a path to a better Congress.

CIO Urges Tax Levies Passage

The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council endorses proposed school city and county levies for the upcoming election. Al Jordan cites potential cuts in education and services if levies fail, warning of reduced fire and police protection and a $750,000 county detention home bond. Labor leaders fear a payroll tax may be tried if levies fail, reinforcing the wage earner burden.

Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO al Jordan Jordan

Law of wills and guardianship urged for families

An article encourages drawing a will to apportion an estate after death, outlining common distributions for wives with children or without, and advising consult with a family lawyer. It cites a case where a widow faced a $1500 funeral bill and argues for protection against high pressure funeral directors.

Socialistic GOP echo linked to Republican roots

A quoted passage from J. G. Randall's Lincoln the President cites a Sept. 19, 1860 New York Herald description labeling Republican policy as socialist. It claims the era’s rhetoric attacked Republicans as favoring women’s rights land division free love and individual desires over family.

J. G. Randall Lincoln New York Herald

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