Open Letter From Labor To Cincinnati Businessmen
Rollin Everett of The SUN appeals to Cincinnati professionals and merchants to hear workers’ side in the postwar campaign. He cites 80,000 union members, wage standards benefiting many customers, and warns that wage slashing and substandard areas threaten factories and fair competition. He argues unions and business share a common future and urges sincere consideration at the polls.
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Cincinnati
CIO
AFL
Richter Says Labor Votes With Reason
Democratic candidate Frank J. Richter argues organized labor backed Roosevelt with good cause, citing Wagner Act, NLRA, hours and wage laws, and Social Security. He notes 1932 labor strength at 3 million and that Republicans cannot dismiss the record, referencing Smith-Connally law votes and Hillman PAC as poll influence.
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Organized Labor
Roosevelt
Frank J. Richter
Mr. Richter
Gov
Dewey
Charles Elston
Kroll To Speak At Xavier School
Ohio CIO head Jack Kroll will speak on Organizing Labor for Political Action at Xavier School on November 30 before an audience.
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Kroll
Xavier School
Jack Kroll
Ohio
Cio Head
Labor
Rule of the Week Pedestrians Walk Right
A local safety note urges pedestrians to stay to the right and move on the right side of sidewalks and crosswalks. Authorities emphasize predictable behavior to reduce collisions and improve traffic flow downtown.
S J Director Announces Speaker Series Start
Richard T. Deters said the school will begin a series of talks with the first speaker Mons Luigi Ligutti director of the National Catholic Rural Conference on November 9.
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Richard T. Deters
S. J
Mons
Luigi Ligutti
National Catholic Rural Conference
Third Shift YWCA Party Resumes For Ear ly Birds
The Ear ly Birds third shift group restarts meetings 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. November 8 at the YWCA. Open to all third shift workers both men and women, activities include gym games swimming dancing coffee and donuts. A doctor will offer health checks on opening day. Planning committee: Dorothy Frost Mildred Haney Laura Martin Leonard Glaser and Micky Law.
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YWCA
Dorothy Frost
Mildred Haney
Laura Martin
Leonard Glaser
Micky Law
WHKC Radio Ends Silence Pledge with UAW CIO
In Columbus Ohio WHKC signed a pact with the United Auto Workers to air controversial broadcasts without censorship and to provide equal time for all viewpoints, breaking the gag of silence imposed by the National Association of Broadcasters.
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Columbus
Nati Assn
WHKC
United Auto Workers (Cio
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