Labor backs Kentucky election results praised by unions
The Joint Labor Committee led by Al Whitehouse and Kentucky CIO PAC credited for strong labor influence in voting outcomes. Reelected Sen. Alben Barkley and Rep. Brent Spence highlighted, with five of six PAC endorsed candidates winning, keeping Kentucky in the Roosevelt column. Labor figures Henry Seibert, Fred Rasser, and E. W. Webster noted for trimming Campbell county Republican totals.
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Joint Labor Committee
Kentucky
Cio-Pac
al Whitehouse
CIO
United Steelworkers
Alben Barkley
Brent Spence
Northern Kentucky
PAC
Congress
Roosevelt
Whitehouse
Henry Seibert
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Fred Rasser
AFL
E. W. Webster
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Campbell County
School Teachers Federation
Board of Education
Louis Arnzen
Robert J. Rohde
Harry J. Macke
Sen. Barkley
Elmer E. Gabbard
Buckhorn
Seventh
Ask Cartels Be Outlawed
The Senate War Mobilization Subcommittee urged outlawing restrictive cartels as the first step toward sound world markets based on international cooperation. It linked full postwar employment to expanded internal and foreign markets and condemned the cartel economy as hindering recovery and aiding the axis.
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Washington
Senate War Mobilization
Subcommittee
United Nations
U. S
Germany
St. Xavier Nursery a Haven For All Children
The St. Xavier Free Day Nursery at Sycamore and Sixth Street opens daily at 8:30 a m for 90 children from diverse backgrounds. Under Father Alphonse Fisher and director Miss Genevieve Dyer the nursery provides medical care meals training and schooling free to those in need, funded by church drives and donations.
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Sycamore and
Sixth Street
Michael Ryan
Alphonse Fisher
Genevieve Dyer
Doris Singleton To Star On Radio And TV
Actress Doris Singleton will appear both on television and radio under Federated Pictures, delivering a dual broadcast premiere as audiences await her televised debut and radio performance.
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Doris Singleton
Federated Pictures
Stocks Steady After Roosevelt Victory
New York financial pages report that Republican papers predicted a market collapse but prices fluctuated slightly then rose. Trading remained active and stocks closed firm and high the day after the election with no major impact from Roosevelt's win.
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Financial Pages
Farm subsidy continuation and utility stock selloff tied to election
Speculators expect the Roosevelt administration's farm subsidy program to continue while selling utility stocks bought on the prospect of a Republican victory, signaling market bets on a policy shift and party win.
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Roosevelt
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