French Worth indorsed For Cincinnati School Board
Two candidates favored by CIO-PAC for Cincinnati Board of Education are Lester S. French and William P. Worth. French, veteran labor leader and eight term president of the local Typographical Union, is a former teacher and high school principal. Worth, an investment broker, is active in youth welfare as a Boy Scout leader in Roselawn.
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Cincinnati Board of Education
Lester S. French
William P. Worth
Cio-Pac
Lester
Larry) French
Cincinnati
International Typographical Union
French
Roselawn
Murray to Receive Catholic Award
Philip Murray CIO president and Archbishop Bernard J Sheil auxiliary bishop of Chicago will be honored with the first annual Monsignor John A Ryan Award at a Roosevelt Hotel dinner on November 28. The prize honors figures who have advanced human rights and interracial amity through Catholic advocacy.
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New York
CIO Pres
Philip Murray
Bernard J. Sheil
Chicago
John A. Ryan
Roosevelt Hotel
Committee of
Catholics For Human Rights
Rollin H. Everett Urges 1 2 3 4 for Cincinnati Ballots
L ROLLIN H. EVERETT advises voters to mark City Council ballots with 1 2 3 4 in order of preference using the P R voting system. He warns that ballots marked with an X are invalid for Cincinnati City Council and that voting for more than four candidates can disqualify the ballot.
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Cincinnati
P.R
Norwood
Cincinnati Board of Education
Vote for Progressive Unbossed Councilmen
The piece urges electing Rollin H. Everett to City Council to counter Times-Star, the gas company, and industrialists. It notes a progressive majority is needed in council, and cites a Labor recommendation for votes 2 to 7 on a mixed slate including independents and AFL-backed candidates. It highlights Albert D. Cash as minority leader and James S. McCaffrey from the AFL streetcar union.
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Rollin H. Everett
The
Times-Star
Rollin Everett
Political Action Committee
Republi
Albert D. Cash
James S. McCaffrey
AFL
Progressive slate backs school board trial plant and labor allies
Elizabeth Cassatt Reid shows council record of progress and labor support. Charles P. Taft contrasts with Times-Star cousin and is a thorough progressive with city affairs experience. Edward N. Waldvogel is another experienced councilman whose votes in the state Senate and Council have labor approval.
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Elizabeth Cassatt Reid
Charles P. Taft
The
Times-Star
Senate
Edward N. Waldvogel
State Senate
Council
Labor
Everett Stands On Practical Program For A Better City
Rollin Everett promotes a Cincinnati council platform centered on jobs and industry growth. It calls for full employment for veterans and workers, cheap gas and electricity, better transit, and factory sites to attract new industry. The plan opposes slums, supports city ownership study of utilities, and seeks fair wages and civil liberties protections for all residents.
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Council
Progressive Labor
Everett
Everett-Cio-Pac
Ohio
Gas and Electric Company
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British Labor Party
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