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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1944
Page
9
Mrs. Clyde Johnson, Cincinnati chair of Ohio Citizens for Roosevelt, explains her switch from GOP to support for Franklin D. Roosevelt’s re election. Her son Sergt Morse Johnson serves in Gen Patton s Third Army in France and writes letters of support.
Kentucky requires employers to provide four hours off for workers who apply before election day and to pay them for time off with fines from 50 to 500 dollars for violations. Indiana bans employing anyone for four hours after polls open in manufacturing mining mechanical mercantile or railroad firms with penalties of 50 to 500 dollars.
Card workers at U S Playing Card Co will discuss a new contract at the regular meeting of the Plaything Jewelry and Novelty Workers in Norwood Ohio on November 10 at p m. Plans to raise money for the Servicemens Christmas fund will be discussed and a social gathering will follow. President Kau urges all members to attend.
Ohio citizens will decide next Tuesday between Cleveland Mayor Lausche and Cincinnati Mayor Stewart for governor. Lausche, independent of machine politics, enjoys broad support including Republicans and Democrats, while Stewart, a corporate lawyer turned mayor, follows Boss Ed Schorr’s line and is linked to Republican machine influence.
Four hundred delegates gathered for a two day conference of District 25 of the United Steelworkers of America at the Hotel Gibson Roof Garden. Highlights included a banquet where international secretary treasurer David J. McDonald spoke of European battlefront visits. Al Whitehouse presided. Ben Herman opened the session. Alpert D. Cash welcomed delegates. The event featured diverse religious and community representation and guests from several contracting companies. Whitehouse will chair the Kentucky State Council in its November 4 and 5 convention at Ashland, Kentucky.
A three day House committee on campaign expenditures adjourned October 25 after deputy marshals failed to locate L. K. Hyde who was to testify against the CIO Political Action Committee. Rep. E C Gattings praised CIO for courtesy while pressing CIO spokesmen on union member contributions.
A GOP produced advertisement falsely claimed CIO circulated beliefs, aiming to influence voters. The piece argues secrecy protects workers from employer intimidation, noting CIO did not issue the information.
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