Well Done Kroll Praises PAC Workers
Jack Kroll. director of the national CIO Political Action Committee and chairman of the Ohio CIO-PAC, spoke at a Columbus press conference praising PAC workers for their efforts since the election.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1948
Page
8
Jack Kroll. director of the national CIO Political Action Committee and chairman of the Ohio CIO-PAC, spoke at a Columbus press conference praising PAC workers for their efforts since the election.
Labor leaders praised the Democratic victory in Cincinnati and Ohio, citing turnout, unity, and a push to organize precinct by precinct. CIO and AFL members spoke, urging deeper party mobilization and praise for Truman era liberal platform gains.
A veterans union meet is set for 8 p m Monday November 22 in Room 311 Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Building at Court and Vine Streets. Marty Egan announces the National Conference of Union Labor Veterans outlines aims to defend the Constitution unite labor and veterans promote welfare and oppose anti-labor actions.
West End CIO men and Democrats led by Nate Jordan paraded through Cincinnati on November 3 with a coffin mocking Dewey. The coffin truck carried signs accusing Dewey of political murder and predicting Truman and Taft fates while at Fountain Square a crowd gathered and the body was not claimed.
Rep. Fred Hartley spoke to a Detroit luncheon club on November 1 pledging sharper teeth against labor in the Taft Hartley Act and vowing the law would not be repealed. He also promised greater favors for scabs and reinforced Republican resolve after the 1947-48 push.
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