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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1948
Page
5
Karl Wagner 2nd District urges immediate housing action in Cincinnati and major cities. Earl T Wagner Democratic candidate blasts current congressman for neglecting debt-ridden families and unions.
The piece cites Wagner blaming the current Second District Congressman for crowding and poor public housing in Cincinnati. CIO officials urge registration by Oct 4 and a new slate for Ohio Legislature, praising labor and veteran representation. They contrast with Republican “real estate–controlled” opposition and call for wide mobilization to vote on Nov 2.
Johnson denounces Congress for anti union actions and cites Adviser reports showing growing debt among one quarter of American families. He argues unions defend worker purchasing power while Taft Hartley targeted them and calls for immediate change.
The writer fills in for Paul Fichter who left union work due to pressure from other business. The union will miss his talent and hopes he returns to duty soon.
A local foremen's push provokes city hall discussion as the columnist, also serving as PAC chair, weighs in on the issue. The piece hints at ongoing talks and community stakes without detailing concrete actions or outcomes.
Robert Roulston manager of Local 156 Upholsterers International Union AFL will replace the late Jack Edwards on the Democratic ticket for the Ohio Legislature. Edwards vice-president of Local 68 Bartenders Union AFL died unexpectedly earlier this week. Roulston is a co-chairman of the United Labor Committee for Morse Johnson and Earl Wagner for Congress.
Local 17 reports a September 29 PAC meeting with the aim of 90 percent cooperation in its dollars campaign this year. Ed Smith transferred from lathes to the dye department and welcomes the broader experience. Five bowling teams are organized.
Cliff Sullivan, recording secretary and team captain, boasted of a tie with Ed Hill’s squad for top honors at Milford Lanes. Last Friday Sullivan’s team lost all three games and his once solid 165 average slipped, shifting conversation from bowling to mud.
A one acre plot binds the writer to the land and its labor, shaping daily life and the rhythm of work. The closeness to soil and crop fosters a deep, enduring partnership between farmer and author.
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