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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1944
Page
11
A wartime appeal calls Wright Aeronautical workers to join the Sixth War Loan Drive with Hamilton County targets exceeding one hundred million dollars. Union and company stake credit and blame equally, urging all to act as Bondadiers by promoting bonds among colleagues to support Axis-busting efforts.
The piece argues that after November 7 there is no red scare at the White House and that democracy is functioning. It notes claims that Roosevelt would end democracy, that Communists would sweep the country, and that labor and business would be overrun, but counters with ongoing government and society as usual.
The notice lists numerous individuals with donor dates in December including Sidney Gee, James Oliver, Mae Bolin, Charles Bagby, Elmer Harnist, Ruth Ark, Melvenna Doughman, Hazel Cramer, Rose Pahls, Marie Grathwohl and many more. Names span multiple lines with a sequence of entries per date.
The article urges careful selection of union stewards and urges members to ensure stewards serve their people. It lists numerous individuals named as stewards on the Cyclone roll of honor and invites readers to watch the list and vote for worthy stewards.
A speaker recalls Thanksgiving gratitude and political loyalty to Franklin D Roosevelt. He likens voters to a man who cannot kill a beloved turkey, despite repeated calls for change, noting enduring support for Roosevelt amid opposing propaganda and a hopeful future under his leadership.
Union and company lineup before Dr. Whitley T. McCoy as arbitrator discuss how a ruling against the union could challenge War Labor Board power. Company executives and a prominent lawyer testify while union representatives argue for worker rights and leadership.
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