The Cincinnati SUN Editor Office Notification
The notice from The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council details publication schedule with exceptions around late July and after Labor Day. It lists office contact, mailing details, and subscription information including address and Garfield 2550.
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Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
CIO
Cincinnati
Ohio
George H. Wartenberg, Jr
E. 6Th St
Garfield
Massachusetts Ballot Question Faces Re-election Battle
The article argues the Massachusetts ballot is a Republican scheme to sway about 100,000 votes for Senator Taft in the 1950 race. A defeat of the proposal is seen as a sign of labor strength. Vote No on the ballot.
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Taft
Massachusetts
Republican Organization
Labor backs Rollin Everett for City Council
The CIO Industrial Union Council endorses Rollin Everett as first choice and Harry Proctor of the AFL as second choice. Everett, praised for two years of City Council service, faces press attacks from Republicans and urged labor voters to reelect him to keep labor’s voice strong in Cincinnati.
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CIO Industrial Union Council
Rollin H. Everett
Harry Proctor
AFL
Rollin Everett
Labor
Cincinnati
Welfare Levy Endorsed to Support Hamilton County Relief
The paper urges voters to approve a welfare levy of 2 permill to fund Hamilton county welfare relief payments. It stresses the department aids those with no resources and notes broad endorsement by major civic groups.
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Hamilton County Welfare Department
Welfare Department
Cincinnati
Bond Issues and Tax Increase On Next Week Ballot
City voters will decide six new bond issues and a tax rate increase on a separate ballot. Nonpartisan measures endorsed by parties and groups fund street, park, and playground improvements and other public works to provide long needed upgrades in Cincinnati. Vote for all bond issues on the ballot.
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Cincinnati
Charter Amendments on Ballot Endorsed by All Groups
Several City Charter amendments appear on the ballot. Support is broad and non partisan as all groups endorse them. Voters are urged to vote for these amendments.
Kuester Speaks at Ohio CIO-PAC Rally
The Ohio CIO-PAC rally featured Kuester as a principal speaker backed by organized labor. Elmwood Place residents Neihaus and Luedeke encouraged civic participation and democratic voting while Uehlein framed CIO policy as the people's policy. The discussion included the Massachusetts ballot issue in the upcoming Nov 8 election.
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Ohio Cio-Pac
Kuester
Elmwood Place
Neihaus
General Assembly
Ohio
City Council Commends CIO Anti-Communist Fight
City Council adopted a resolution praising Philip Murray for fighting to rid CIO of communist influence. Councilman Everett urged loyalty oaths for city affiliates and contractors, but most members supported the commendation while Taft abstained from voting citing jurisdiction concerns.
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Philip Murray
CIO
Rollin H. Everett
Everett
Cleveland
Murray
Cincinnati
Charles P. Taft
Mr. Murray
CIO Council Endorses City Bond Issues in November Meeting
The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council unanimously endorsed the city bond issues and expressed support for the CIO policy as stated at the Cleveland convention. Rollin Everett urged last minute campaign efforts for first choice votes, while Emma Ferrara’s replacement was discussed and UE delegates invited to future meetings.
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CIO
Cleveland
Rollin Everett
Greater Cincinnati
Steelworkers
Republicans
Everett
Ben Herman
Council
Nationa
Voters urged a decisive NO on the issue
Speakers argued that the measure would mislead voters and urged a clear no vote to block the proposal.
Booklet Tells How CIO Works
A 16 page CIO research department booklet titled The CIO: What It Is And What It Does outlines the history of American labor leading to the CIO birth in 1935. It traces growth, wartime experiences, and current activities with six pages on government finances of 40 affiliates including conventions, officer elections, salaries, dues, and initiation fees.
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CIO
CIO Research Department
The
Local 3243 Backs Labor Candidates
Cincinnati union members back Rollin Everett for first choice and Harry Proctor for second to aid reelection. They tout housing, street work under the Master Plan, lower streetcar fares, and gas bills. contrast with Genial Jim Stewart whose era they condemn for gas-rate deals and city politics.
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Cincinnati Sun
William Black
Walter Grainger
William Brenner
Edward Hellkamp
Arthur Hartmann
Ray Sowder
James McLendon
John Dehner
Talmadge Zipperer
James Rogers
Elmer Kauffmen
Wilfred Porter
Rollin Silver
Max Sevi
John Sink
John Case
Ernestine Locknane
R. W. Schellenberg
Nathaniel Jordan
Hugo Clug
James Wigbell
Kuester Speaks
Luedeke
Elmwood
Uehlein
Congressman Dripp
CIO Council
Herman
Adult Education Council
Emma Ferrara
ACW
Marco Meccia
Willam Black
R. W Schellenberg
CWA
Ed Helkamp
UAW
Boo
America
Tom Wrigley
USA
Jim Stewart
Ninth Street
State Supreme Court
Harry Rector
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