PAC stance on Leonard aid uses no mandate insight
The Sun story is misread as a PAC demand for Leonard's ouster. Kroll says PAC aims to back progressive candidates across parties, not take over the Democratic Party. Democrats favor precinct leader systems for greater party democracy, while some fear patronage.
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The
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Leonard
Democratic Party
Philip Murray
CIO
Chicago
Bill Leonard
Leonard Declines Comment on Hamilton County Democratic Reorganization
The Sun questioned William J. Leonard Democratic leader about potential reorganization within the Hamilton County Democratic Party. Leonard declined to comment on any need or actions.
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the Sun
William J. Leonard
Hamilton County
Leonard
Democratic rift cited over Leonard in Hamilton County
Readers seek a progressive Democratic Party as internal critics question Leonard amid party chatter. The SUN notes little coverage in three daily papers, while PAC abstains from party politics and CIO involvement appears unclear.
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Democratic Party
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Hamilton County
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Navy Pleads For Helpers Amid Pacific War Effort
Navy officials on the West Coast appeal for workers at multiple naval establishments from Alaska to Utah. They offer wages from 0.76 to 1.52 per hour, overtime, 26 days annual leave, 15 days sick leave, housing, and transportation. Age limit 18 to 60 if capable of arduous work.
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John Montellier
United States Navy Yard
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Alaska Navy Yards
Montellier
Civil Service Agencies Located in Cincinnati Area
Notice references offices at 8th and Walnut and Park Way and Elm in Cincinnati or nearby U S Employment Service locations. It specifies first or second class Post Offices as nearer options for civil service employment matters.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
8Th & Walnut
U. S. Employment Service
Parkway and
Elm
Cincinnati
Bigelow Calls For Support Of Roosevelt In OVA Plan
Herbert S. Bigelow urges Cincinnati progressives and Democrats to back President Roosevelt’s Ohio Valley Authority plan. He cites Ohio lawmakers Elston and Hess opposing it and contrasts the Tennessee River dam system’s power with local political stagnation in Hamilton County.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Valley Authority
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Charles Elston
William E. Hess
Tennessee
Child Labor On Upswing As War Reverses 40 Year Trend
New York report marking the 40th anniversary of the National Child Labor Committee warns that wartime demands have reversed four decades of gains in compulsory education. High school enrollment peaked at 7 244 000 in 1940 while employed 14 to 17 year olds fell to 872 000. The flood of young children into industry continues amid weak state laws allowing early work and lacking hours limits for many jobs.
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New York
Nati Child Labor Committee
Child Labor Bills Rise Amid Push to Loosen Rules
A flood of bills to relax child labor and compulsory education appears as politics shift in response to wartime labor needs. The discussion notes 14 to 17 year olds employed rose to 3,000,000, about half a million more than in 1920, signaling pressure for policy changes.
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Uix
CIO Man Heads Negro C of C in Memphis
Harold Jamison, president of the Nurse Local of the Federation of Glass Ceramic & Silica Sand Workers, was elected president of the Memphis Negro Junior Chamber of Commerce by a five vote margin. The campaign charged that a Memphis political machine would object to a CIO member leading the Jaycees.
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CIO
Memphis Negro Junior Chamber of Commerce
Memphis
Harold Jamison
Federation of Glass Ceramic & Silica Sand Workers
Jaycees
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