Media survey questions balance in Cincinnati council race
A group led by Charterites measured inches of local political news in the Cincinnati papers during the first two weeks of October 1949. The Post led coverage, while the Enquirer and Times-Star gave far less political space and more society news, prompting calls for a counter balance from the labor press.
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Cincinnati
Councilmanic
Charterites
Gersu
the Enquirer
The
Times-Star
N.B
Society News
Enquirer
Glassmeyer
Times- Star
Robert Goldman
Daily Press
Labor Press
Brewery Workers Back Wet Vote in November Local Elections
John F. Dehner of Local 12 Brewery Workers of America urges CIO and AFL unions to back a 100 percent Wet Ohio in local option elections set for November 8. Townships and villages listed include Reily Township, Felicity Village, Clarksville Village, Greenfield Township, Oak Hill Village, Chesapeake Village, Bloom and Brush Creek Townships, Nile Township. Local 12 endorsed Rollin H. Everett first and Harry Proctor second for council races.
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Ohio
John F. Dehner
Brewery Workers of America
CIO
AFL
Dehner
Butler County
Reily
Clermont County
Felicity
Franklin Township
Clinton County
Clarksville
Gallia County
Greenfield
Jackson County
Oak Hill
Lawrence County
Chesapeake
Scioto County
Bloom Township
Brush Creek
Nile Township
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George H. Wartenberg Jr
Massachusetts
Post
Stance
Rollin Everett
Harry Proctor
the Labor Press
Hollin Everet
Charter
Charter Party
Labor
Rollin H. Everett
Council
Hamilton County
Schramm
Rugh, Inc
General Assembly of
State of
General Assembly
United States
Secretary of State
Hamilton
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