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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1944
Page
6
The Sun editorial argues PAC should not take over the Democratic party in Hamilton County. It cites PAC’s selective endorsements and urges Democrats and CIO members to actively promote liberalism through real organization. It cautions Republicans to prove their talk on labor and social progress with action.
The piece argues unions aided Roosevelt and PAC in electing pro labor candidates, noting several defeated reactionaries in the Senate and House. It claims social gains of 12 years would have been endangered without labor support and marks PAC’s broad, global praise for postwar welfare aims.
The Times Star reports a shift in stance amid reader reactions to the 1930s election results. It suggests the public endorsed Roosevelt’s broader program while criticizing earlier press bias and fear tactics.
The text argues about how newspapers like the Times-Star would frame a Dewey victory as a mandate to continue Roosevelt reforms or as evidence of minority-driven mandates. It questions whether editorials reflect bias toward reaction or reactionary outcomes regardless of election margins.
The Ohio CIO Council promoted education on Workmen's Compensation benefits with a chart of key provisions. Acting secretary George De Nucci urged locals to post the charts and form Compensation and Safety Committees to aid members in filing timely claims and understanding compulsory employer participation.
Washington reports a Labor Department program providing emergency maternity and infant care funds to servicemen's wives. The Childrens Bureau cites 40,000 monthly applications with over 250,000 births already covered and about 200,000 more expected. Beneficiaries span diverse races and nationalities nationwide, with care administered by state or local health departments.
CHICAGO union and the Community Fund drive clash as S. L. Avery's firm refuses joint support with Montgomery Ward. Despite the opposition, United Retail Wholesale & Dept. Store Employees members contribute, pushing signup to 98 percent of employees.
The document argues that William Howard Taft supported unions as a means to balance employer power and lawful strikes within industrial conflict. It contrasts Taft’s evolving liberal stance with his son Robert Taft, criticizing the latter as reactionary and foreclosing national prospects amid Cincinnati Cox gangsterism and Charles Taft’s era.
The text notes Taft speaking out against Cox and his rule in Cincinnati, with private astonishment at his brother the editor of the Cincinnati Times-Star over conduct in the city.
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