SUN Editor Office Telephone Listed in 1944 Notice
The Sun lists contact and executive board details in a 1944 notice. Rollin H Everett, address 306 Bell Block 606 Vine St Cincinnati Ohio MAin 4813. Executive Board members include Hartmann, Jordan, Sien, Maxey, Goldberg, Tucker, Stager, Sempson, Grainger, Davis, Rau, Kuhl, Frech, Dickerson, Brummett, Quackenbush. Subscription rate is $2.00 per year.
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Rollin H. Everett
Bell
Vine St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Arthur Hartmann
al Jordan
Max Sien
Jerry Maxey
Abe Goldberg
Ray Tucker
Waldo Stager
Claude Sempson
Walter Grainger
Earl Davis
Clarence Rau
George Kuhl
Oe Frech
Hermon Dickerson
Harry Brummett
Russel Quackenbush
Thanksgiving With Reservations From War to Homes and Jobs
A wartime leader warns of unmet housing for 7500 veterans in Cincinnati and Ohio public housing cuts. He notes 65 percent of postwar jobs pay under 30 dollars weekly, hostile press, and price ceiling breakage, urging resolve not to repeat past mistakes.
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Cincinnati
Sherwood L. Reeder
Ohio
Call Emergency Meeting To Avert New Low Mood
A national emergency meeting on jobs and security will be held Friday morning December 7 to spur action toward full employment. Nineteen sponsors include Bartley Crum, Mrs J Borden Harriman, Philip Murray, Rabbi Stephen Wise, Walter White and others.
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Washington
Bartley C. Crum
J. Borden Harriman
Philip Murray
Daniel Poling
Bernard J. Sheil
Walter White
A. F. Whitney
Stephen S. Wise
America
Congress
Truman
UAW 647 Meeting Scheduled by Local 647 Leader
United Auto Workers Local 647 will hold a meeting at 8 p m Thursday November 29 at the union hall at Vine and Daniels streets. President George Meyer announced the gathering.
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United Auto Workers
George Meyer
Union Hall
Vine and
Daniels Streets
Jamison Named 5th Ward PAC Chairman
The SUN lists Carrol Jamison as the 5th ward PAC chairman with his work on organizing the 15th ward praised by PAC staff member Robert Smith. His wife serves as secretary, and her omission from the previous list was noted.
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Carrol Jamison
PAC Ward
The
SUN
Jamison
15Th Ward
Robert Smith
PAC
PAC Drive Seeks Candidates for Legislature and Congress
The meeting urged rapid support for candidates with fire in their hearts ahead of spring primaries. Officials plan to expand ward clubs and boost year round activity as nominating petitions are due by February 8.
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Herbert S. Bigelow
Congress
Postwar Economic Forecast Warns of Five Year Smashup
Deputy reconversion director Robert Nathan warned OPA workers that present policies push the U. S. toward an economic crisis within five years. He urged a tax system based on ability to pay, higher wages, stable prices, and full employment through productive labor and venture capital. Nathan criticized a recent tax bill favoring large corporations and wealthy taxpayers, calling for measures to aid low income families and international trade. He said industry can fund wage hikes from profits without triggering price hikes, aligning with Truman on fair wage policy. The article closes with a simple government guide on converting meat in nuts from shell to kernel form.
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U. S
Robert Nathan
OPA
Nathan
Congress
Pres. Truman
Heavyweight knit underwear makers win OPA price rise
Wartime knit underwear manufacturers secure another price increase from the OPA after refusing to produce heavyweight items at existing prices. The trade argues higher costs necessitate higher prices and the OPA has ordered the adjustment. OPA asserts retail prices will not be affected.
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OPA
Vet s Committee To Meet Friday
The American Veterans Committee holds an organizing meeting at 7:30 p m Friday at the United Auto Workers Hall, 2728 Vine Street. It promotes international cooperation, American jobs, security against poverty, and a strong national voice, and lists Col Evans S Carson among its supporters. Monroe E Berkowitz, 643 Forest Ave, UNiversity 7939, provides more information.
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The
American Veterans Committee
United Auto Workers Hall
Vine Street
Monroe E. Berkowitz
Forest Avenue
University
Labor and War Time News Bias in Wartime Press
An editorial critique argues that labor allied stories are buried or ignored by major papers like the Times Star and Enquirer during wartime. It cites a $148,000 fine against Weirton Steel for wartime priority violations and urges a liberal press of their own to counter perceived media bias and public opinion manipulation.
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Weirton Steel Co
Times-Star and Enquirer
Pegler
California
Pegier
Enquirer
Times Star
Upton
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Eeek
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Susan Alexander
Federated Press
Vets
AVC
Col
Evans S. Carson
Cooper’s
Dunn ST
Lockland
Sullivan
Men & Boys Clothing
Lockland, Ohio
Mil & Domne Livec
Valicy
John Schwarz
E. McMillan
Five Point Cafe
Spring Grove
Northside
Hamilton Ave
Fanger & Rampe, Inc
Pearl & Broadway
All the Family
Albert
East Fifth Street
Defense
Alberts
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