Endorsed by Cincinnati Enquirer Sparks Labor Debate
Councilman reacts to Enquirer endorsement of opponents as a bid to defeat him. He accuses the paper of anti labor bias and ties the move to public utility interests and a broader Republican strategy to curb Charter Committee influence. He urges voters to use first choice votes under proportional representation.
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Everett urges voters to back his first choice for redevelopment
He argues against opponents and asks supporters of urban renewal, slum clearance, efficient real estate purchases, playgrounds, health standards, fair public official treatment, and City Hall labor relations to cast first choice votes.
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CIO Leader Urges No Vote on Ohio Ballot Change
William J. Black president of the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council calls on council affiliates to urge a No vote on the proposed Ohio constitutional amendment. He argues the measure would complicate ballots, risk abuses, and disenfranchise voters while backing Rollin Everett and Harry Proctor in city elections and urging union members to mobilize their networks to the polls.
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CIO Convention Ousts Communists As Steel Strike Nears Settlement
At the CIO convention in Cleveland, October 31 through early November, President Phil Murray denounced left wing leaders and urged disaffiliation for unions hostile to CIO policies. He declared the Communist program destructive and warned the federation could expel unions whose leaders oppose its aims.
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Kuester Seeks Elmwood Mayoral Seat At Rally
Independent Democratic candidate Charles Buck Kuester addressed over 200 Elmwood residents in a final pre election rally on November 2. He attacked the Republican machine’s 20 years in power and pledged to improve recreation, curb smoke, tighten sanitation laws, control Mill Creek flood risk, and streamline city administration. The event was chaired by Robert Nichols of Local 392.
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Final Charter Rally urged for Charter workers at Linton Hotel
A final rally for Charter candidates workers is set for 6 15 p m Sunday November 6 in the Linton Hotel ballroom. Election day duties and final GOTV plans will be announced. All CIO members aiding Rollin H Everett and other Charter candidates are urged to attend.
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