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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1944

Page

12

Ohio voters weigh anti Schorr rule in Tuesday election

Ohioans face a Tuesday vote to decide if Boss Ed Schorr will control the state or if a liberal, boss-free administration will prevail. CIO PAC backs Lausche for governor while opposing Hamilton County legislators seen as Schorr allies. Labor groups back candidates Edwards Josselson Shearer for state senate and Diehl Ford Griffin Meltus Patterson Scanlon Simpson Singer for the General Assembly amid a pro labor record.

Republican Party Ohio The Ohio Political Action Com Shearer State Senate Hairdressers Guild of State Board of Cosmetology General Assembly Richard J. Diehl Lawrence M. Ford James G. Griffin Charles E. Meltus Matt Pittinger William F. Scanlon Hobart W. Scott Frank E. Simpson Charles A. Singer

City United In Support Of Bonds

Cincinnati leaders across business labor civic and real estate unite behind 12 bond issues totaling 41 million dollars to fund postwar growth without tax increases While voters must mark for each issue the plan seeks school streets sewers university buildings parks hospitals and playgrounds with a 65 percent approval threshold and broad support from parties and churches.

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Labor candidates and union ties highlighted in plan

The piece notes Diehl a clothing cutter and Amalgamated Clothing Workers member as a dependable labor candidate. Ford, also an Amalgamated member and long active unionist, supports major public works including trunk sewers at 3.5 million dollars and highways at 1 million, with 3.5 million for a new public library and 1 million for a county building housing the Juvenile Detention Home.

Edwards General Assembly Bartenders International of America Hotel Union Labor Diehl Amalgamated Clothing Worker Ford Amalgamated

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