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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1946

Page

4

The Sun A Liberal Weekly Editorial Note

A 1944 Cincinnati weekly by The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO lists editor Lee Rollin and staff board members including Al Jordan Ray Tucker Elmer Kauffman Max Sien Rose Miles and others with office at Vine Street and subscription at 2 dollars per year.

Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO Cincinnati 2 Ohio Lee Rollin H. Everett Bell Block Vine St Cincinnati al Jordan Ray Tucker Elmer Kauffman Max Sien Rose Miles William Medick Hugo Klug Clarence Rau Willis Wilder Earl Davis Jerry Maxey Arthur Hartmann George Grigsby Ray Sowder Walter Grainger Everett Hines Isaac Bradshaw Wilbert Porter O. O. Howard John Ferguson

Climbing toward the big dip in GOP tax talk

The piece denounces a proposed 20 percent federal tax cut as benefiting big industrialists and profits at the expense of broad purchasing power. It cites CIO estimates of 9.5 billion in post tax profits, urges tax on excessive profits, stronger labor rights, and public works while warning GOP leaders push restrictive labor bills and tax cuts amid economic risk.

CIO GOP Philip Murray Murray

CIO-PAC Aims Urged in New York Times Interview

CIO-PAC director Jack Kroll says the public should drive economic and political progress through full political activity. He argues labor's involvement strengthens major parties, not forms a third party, and outlines PAC 1946 goals including health reform, anti lynching, FEPC, farmer and small business protections, a fair tax, housing planning, a 65 to 75 cent minimum wage, and a peace driven foreign policy. He notes PAC has presented its program to both major parties and aims to prevent economic downturns and war.

Jack Kroll National Cio-Pac New York Times Kroll Henry Steele Commanger Columbia University Prof Commanger Jabor PAC Cio-Pac

In Ohio TB Deaths Trimmed by Christmas Seals

Ohio health officials report tuberculosis claims fewer lives when Christmas Seals fund awareness and treatment efforts. The campaign supports vaccines, early diagnosis, and patient care across communities.

Ohio

NAACP Cincinnati Branch to Elect Officers Sunday

The Cincinnati Branch of the NAACP will elect officers at its annual meeting Sunday November 14 at Lincoln Community Center. Polls open 2 p.m. and the regular meeting follows at 3 p.m. Candidates include Ethelbert Anderson James R. Smith B F Cann Rev Charles King Sadie Samuels Arthur Williams Jr Marietta Cordell Dorothy Campbell Eugene Johnson Stanley Dixon.

Cincinnati National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Lincoln Community Center Gest and Linn Street Marcus M. Rambo Rambo Ethelbert Anderson James R. Smith B. F. Cann Charles King Sadie Samuels Arthur Williams Sr Marietta Cordell Dorothy Campbell Eugene Johnson Stanley Dixon

Derivative Citizenship Certificate Advised for Children

If you became a citizen through a parent while under twenty one or via marriage, obtain a derivative citizenship certificate. Visit the Immigration Department Room 708 Post Office Building, file an application, and provide details. The $5 fee applies and processing may take up to a year, so act now to avoid future embarrassment.

Immigration Department Post Office

NLRB Orders Election at K D Lamp Co

The National Labor Relations Board directs a bargaining agent election at K D Lamp Co to be held within 30 days. Amalgamated Local 766 AFL continues an organizing drive since June 1946. Opponents on the ballot are the Warehouseman's Union and the United Auto Workers both AFL. Esther Tice John Boggs and Waldo Stager lead Local 766's drive.

National Labor Relations Board K-D Lamp Co Amalgamated

Non-Citizen Vets Get Naturalization Rights Under War Act

Meyer Bernstein CIO Veterans Committee chairman notes the Second War Power Act of 1942 extends naturalization benefits to non citizen veterans who served in the armed forces and were inducted before December 28 1945. The act provides a speeded up process for eligibility.

Bernstein Meyer Bernstein CIO Veterans Committee

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