Radio Debate on Prices Draws Big Interest
A high profile radio debate on who is responsible for current high prices features Sen. Robert A. Taft and Sen. Joseph C. O'Mahoney set for 9:30 tonight over WCPO. The topic centers on price causes with national CIO broadcasts planned at 1 p.m. Sunday on NBC, though WLW had not yet scheduled.
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Robert A. Taft
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Joseph C. O’mahoney
Wyo
WCPO
CIO
NBC
WLW
Everett No 1 Endorsed for City Council by CIO in Unanimous Vote
Rollin H. Everett editor of The SUN received the number 1 endorsement for reelection to City Council from the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council in a unanimous vote. The CIO Council endorsed seven other candidates and urged voters to rank them in order of preference.
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Rollin H. Everett
the Sun
Greater Cincinnati
District Council 12
Building Trades
AFL
Association of Business Agents of Building Trades Unions
Berry
United Transport Employee
Fur and Leather Workers, Cio
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Everett challenges Scherer to open records comparison
Councilman Rollin H. Everett challenged Councilman Gordon Scherer to publicly compare council records on welfare of all people. Everett pressed Scherer to justify votes on rents prices wages health traffic and housing for veterans and ill children versus zoo projects. He accused Scherer of bias and questioned his independence from major councilmen.
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Council
Rollin H. Everett
Gordon Scherer
Cincinnati
Everett
Scherer
Zoo
Labor smear in Newport primary draws editorial dispute
The Enquirer accuses labor backers of political influence in Newport Kentucky while the Times-Star disputes a CIO linked Taft picketing account. It notes unreported details like Robert Sidell winning the mayoral vote and unendorsed CIO/AFL PACs in Northern Kentucky.
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Newport
The
Enquirer
Morris Weintraub
Kentucky
Pete Noll
Uaw-Afl
City Commission
Robert Sidell
Musicians Union
CIO
AFL
Times-Star
Robert A. Taft
Progressive Citizens of America
Times- Star
Progressive Citizens of
America
Americans For Democratic Action
Taft
Red smear on prominent Cincinnatians profiled
Safety Director Hamilton and Police Chief Weatherly defend themselves against alleged communist attempts to smear police via a group including Council of Churches and Woman's City Club members. Councilman Rollin H. Everett condemns the tactics and defends free speech and citizen petition rights.
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Moelder
Mill Creek
Frank Simpson
Charles P. Taft
Charter Committee
Edward N. Waldvogel
Ohio Senate
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Weatherly
Stewart
Ross Schneller
University of Cincinnati
Navy
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