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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1944

Page

3

Public Hearing on Auxiliary Police Authority Set

The City Council Law Committee scheduled a 2:30 p.m. Monday December 4 hearing on giving auxiliary police powers to regular officers. CIO Council and CIO Industrial Union Council backed reviewing the proposal amid 23 percent of officers in the armed services and 160 auxiliary police. Safety Director Gordon Scherer urged authority but not strike duty, noting uniforms cost 80 dollars and limited State Guard relief. Colonel Thomas Wheat warned state-wide limits on aid and reduced daily patrols after service losses.

Ben Herman CIO Industrial Union Council CIO Council Auxiliary Police Gordon Scherer Scherer Thomas Wheat State Guard Armed Services

Guess the Name Story on Page 6 at The Sun

The Sun teases a weekly feature guessing a baby’s name with a $10 prize for the first correct entry to The Sun offices in Cincinnati. The editorial text also covers CIO wartime no strike pledge and PAC leadership reaffirmation at its seventh annual convention led by Philip Murray and Sidney Hillman, urging broader political action and a revised Little Steel Formula.

The SUN Bell Block Cincinnati 2. C Chicago—Cio Philip Murray CIO Sidney Hillman Political Action Committee PAC Midwest Executive Committee Murray Bernard J. Sheil Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago

Wives Urged to Support Union Husbands in Labor Struggle

Rev. Richard T. Deters, S. J., urged wives of union men to understand their husbands are working for a just family wage, fair hours, unemployment benefits, and old age pensions. He spoke at Xavier University’s Labor School and noted husbands travel to cities like Philadelphia Chicago and Washington for union work.

Richard T. Deters S. J Father Deters Institute of Social Order Labor School Xavier University University Phil Murray Bill Green Philadelphia Chicago Washington

Unions Back Sixth War Loan Drive Endorsed by Leaders

The Sixth War Loan drive receives full support from union leaders as committees organize mobilization. President Roosevelt urges sacrifice and continued labor backing, citing aims to sustain troops and future generations. Eisenhower notes ammunition use and Aachen delay, stressing home-front effort to save lives. Morgenthau highlights labor’s past contributions and urges workers to contribute.

Roosevelt Ike Eisenhower Europe Aachen

War Debt and Duty in Pacific Campaign Urged by Speaker

The speaker notes the European phase may be finished but warns a first class war with Japan remains. He insists it is our duty to fund the effort and move men and equipment to the Pacific to confront the brutal enemy awaiting in battle.

Japan Pacific

Star Medal Awarded to Staff Sgt Fehl in War Effort

Star, one of the Army’s highest decorations, is awarded to Staff Sgt Robert J Fehl. Peoria Illinois union member of United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers CIO notes drive begins November 2. Entries mailed by 12 pm Tuesday November 28. The text echoes wartime pledges and appeals for support.

Robert J. Fehl Peoria, Ill United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers, Cio

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