FDR Pearl Harbor Trial Debate At Jewish Center Forum
Max Lerner denounces charges against Franklin D Roosevelt for Pearl Harbor as fascist propaganda. He argues Roosevelt led the nation to war and warns against stirring nationalist sentiment to regain power. He cites fears between the US and USSR as unwarranted and calls for using atomic energy to fight poverty. Do E. Israel chaired the event at Wise Center with Rollin H. Everett introducing Lerner.
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Cincinnati
PMW Will Elect Officers at December Meeting
Members of Local 256, Jewelry and Novelty Workers, will hold their annual election at the December meeting at the Junior Ball, Weyer Ave Norwood, at 8 p m Friday Dec 2. The November election was postponed for poor attendance. Grace Foster, secretary, urges full attendance.
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Bigelow To Discuss The General Motors Strike
Herbert S. Bigelow will discuss The General Motors Strike at 4 p.m. at the Peoples Church on the fourth floor of the Railway Clerks Building located at Court and Vine Streets.
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Ohio Veterans Face Harsh Unemployment Rules
Ohio imposes strict rules that deny unemployment benefits to many veterans and pushes them toward the federal GI Bill. The state’s BUC rejects about 25 percent of veteran claims, vs 7 percent elsewhere, though appeals often succeed reducing rejections to 15 percent. The article urges veterans to appeal and favors Ohio reform aligning with federal protections.
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Raley Returns From Service
Tom Raley former representative for Local 766 United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers is back in civilian life after about two years in the Army He trained as a radio operator and gunner on a B 29 at Scott Field Illinois but hostilities ended before he could serve overseas The Raleys have moved to 103 Jackson Street Lockland and invite friends to reach them.
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