The Cincinnati Sun A Liberal Weekly
The Cincinnati Sun published weekly by the Cincinnati Industrial Union Council with exceptions in late July and after Labor Day. Address at 205 E 6th St Cincinnati Ohio and Garfield subscription price listed.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1949
Page
4
The Cincinnati Sun published weekly by the Cincinnati Industrial Union Council with exceptions in late July and after Labor Day. Address at 205 E 6th St Cincinnati Ohio and Garfield subscription price listed.
Senate Economic Subcommittee report shows almost 10 million American families earned under $2,000 last year. It links low incomes to the Fair Deal, urges appraisal and remedial action to expand markets, production, and consumption for full employment.
City Councilman Rollin H. Everett reflects on his reelection defeat and argues the loss strengthens resolve and loyalty. He notes previous near defeats by Cash in 1941 and Taft four years earlier, credits AFL and CIO efforts, and explains ballot transfers that affected the outcome while praising supportive friends.
The New York Times notes Senator and Mrs. Dulles will leave for a Lake Ontario island retreat by train and plane after the election. Taft says the party has no policy on many issues, Dewey calls Dulles’s NY defeat a setback, and Gabrielson promotes unionlike organizing methods.
The article notes increasing specialization across fields from dentistry to auto service. Edward L. Hoon attended Cincinnati public schools teacher institute, with thirty four experts from business industry and education participating in a four day program.
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