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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1945

Page

5

Two Millions Poisoned Daily Noose Parody Hits New York

The Daily Noose parody tabloid claims two million in New York are poisoned daily and satirizes sensational press culture. It’s published by Locals 65 144 and 830 of the United Retail Wholesale & Dept. Store Employes CIO.

New York Daily Noose United Retail Wholesale & Dept. Store Employes CIO New York News Hearst-McCormick-Patterson the Noose Capitol Stiff Don O’jonnell Nannie Noose Andy Local 65 Union Voice Astor Place N. Y

A War Teaches Isolationist Currents After Victory

Three months after V J Day America faced a surge of isolationism and domestic conflict. The public turned from allies to self interest, criticized Britain and France, and debated lend lease, unemployment, and the reconversion program. Labor, race, and wage issues surfaced as society moved toward a harsher postwar stance.

China Chiang-Kai-Shek Congress Truman Russia General Motors Detroit Europe America

Moelder Accuses Commission Over Mill Creek Plan

Leo J. Moelder accuses Hobart A. Wehking of misrepresenting facts as Mill Creek issues arise. Moelder, a Charter ticket candidate for Council, argues the county commissioners have long could fix Mill Creek but failed, amid news federal plans for a Mill Creek reservoir.

Mill Creek Leo J. Moelder Hobart A. Web King Moelder Wehking

Murray urges break with Franco regime in Spain

CIO chief Philip Murray, in a letter to President Truman, presses for the United States to withdraw support for Francisco Franco's regime and recognize a Spanish republican government as provisional authority, arguing it is vital to world peace and democracy and honors the Spanish Republicans who suffered under fascism.

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