Cincinnati Sun weekly CIO paper details and pricing
The Cincinnati Sun is a weekly publication by the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO with summer skips. It entered second class matter June 30 1944 at Cincinnati Ohio. Subscription is $2.00 per year and mailing details list George H Wartenberg Jr and address 205 E 6th St Cincinnati 2. Garfield 2550.
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Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
CIO
Cincinnati
Ohio
George H. Wartenberg, Jr
E. 6Th St
Garfield
Election reflections on Ohio results and national trends
The writer notes Rollin H. Everett leading in votes but election results remain uncertain. They contrast Ohio liberal Democratic gains with national trends, praise Senator Lehman’s New York victory on social welfare issues, and question Hamilton County’s no vote on a 2 mill tax levy for welfare. A Cincinnati charter majority is seen as a bright spot amid calls to learn from past mistakes.
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Rollin H. Everett
Ohio
California
New York
Lehman
Hamilton County
Massachusetts
Cincinnati
CIO Convention Expels Communists and Rallies Labor Unity
The 11th CIO convention in Cleveland expelled the leftist UE union, signaling a purge of Communists from labor groups. A new electrical workers union forms within CIO, likely to clash with the ousted faction. Cincinnati locals respond positively, urging non Communists in the UK to join CIO affiliated locals.
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Cleveland
CIO
Electrical Workers
Cincinnati
Serious CIO Convention Amid Heavy News and Union Pride
The Cleveland CIO convention stood apart from festive gatherings with a focus on business. delegates like William J. Black and Bob Davidson represented Cincinnati and kept residents informed as press tables buzzed with activity. Exhibits included the Amalgamated Clothing Workers Label Campaign Drive and a large Labor displays lobby.
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers
CARE Plans World Wide Book Aid For War Torn Schools
CARE completes a plan to ship books to schools and libraries destroyed by war, adding to its famous food aid in Europe. The piece urges attention to outdated school texts in the United States and notes local concerns about current children’s literature and a PAC display. A Cincinnati delegation photo from steel talks and Brewery Workers International officials is mentioned as not yet published.
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Edward L. Hoon
CARE
Europe
Ohio
Town
Roosevelt
Elizabeth
Cincinnati
al Whitehouse
Cleveland
Brewery Workers International
CIO
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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
Oswald Buchanan
MR Buchanan
Thlehem Steel
Poe
Westing
George H. Wartenberg Jr
American Legion
Shriners
Philip Murray
Council
William J. Black
Cincinnati Joint Board
Bill Black
Bob Davidson
Sec’y of State
Dean Acheson
FEC
Oscar R. Ewing
Maurice Tobin
Omar Bradley
Murray Lincoln
Ohio Farm Federation
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Jim Sigafoose
Div. 46
Oilworkers International Union
Kroll
Jack Kroll
National Pac
National Cio Community Services Committee
Cincinnati Cio
Cincinnati Boys Club
Department of Labor
Buchanan CO
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