Wallace to Speak at Music Hall Rally Tonight
Vice-President Henry A Wallace will address a Democratic rally at Music Hall next Wednesday night at 7 30 p m The event is broadcast and forms part of Wallace Roosevelt Truman campaign series The meeting will be chaired by Councilman Albert D Cash head of the Democratic Campaign Committee.
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Henry A. Wallace
Music Hall
Democratic Party
Cio-Pac
Ohio Citizens For Roosevelt
Wallace
Roosevelt
Sen
Harry Truman
Pittsburgh
Albert D. Cash
Democratic Campaign Committee
Roosevelt Victory Hinges On Late Voter Registration
Political leaders warned that Roosevelt’s reelection and Taft’s defeat depend on large turnout in the final three days of voter registration. PAC head Jack Kroll said surpassing the 1940 registration benchmark could carry Ohio for Roosevelt and defeat Senator Bob Taft.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Jack Kroll
PAC Head
Ohio
Bob Taft
Three Days Left to Register in Cincinnati Area
Voter registration drives run Friday through Monday at the Board of Elections and at any precinct, urging residents of Cincinnati, St. Bernard, and Norwood to sign up before the October 9 deadline. PAC workers, industrial plants, and the League of Women Voters push registrations to safeguard jobs and social benefits amid a presidential race.
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Cincinnati
St. Bernard
Norwood
Board of Elections
Ben Herman
Greater Cincinnati
Rail Union Attacks Taft Endorses Opponent Pickrel
The Standard Railroad Labor Organizations declare in support of William G. Pickrel against Sen. Robert A. Taft accusing Taft of never advocating for the working man. Labor claims Taft consistently backs big business and the rich.
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Robert A. Taft
Labor
Standard Railroad
William G. Pickrel
Taft
Roosevelt Says Congress Forgot Human Side in Reconversion
President Roosevelt criticized Congress for deleting important features from reconversion bills calling them inadequate and said the measures forgot the human side of reconversion.
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Congress
FDR
Washington
Roosevelt
Ball Denounces Isolationists Blamed in Dewey Debate
Senator Joseph H. Ball, Minnesota Republican, refused to endorse Thomas E. Dewey citing unclear international views. He urged defeat of isolationist senators from both parties, seen as a challenge to Senator Robert A. Taft and his allied Republicans and reactionary Democrats.
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Washington
Joseph H. Ball
Minnesota
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Ball
Robert A. Taft
WCPO To Carry Hillman Address
The Ohio CIO Convention in Cleveland will be attended by Cincinnati delegates led by Jack Kroll. Sidney Hillman’s address will be rebroadcast by WCPO from 8 30 to 9 p m.
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WCPO
Hillman
Ohio
Rule of the Week A Pedestrian Crossing Property Always Has the Right of Way
A guidance item emphasizes pedestrians retain priority at crosswalks with steady legal backing. It notes drivers must yield and pedestrians may claim safety rights when using marked crossings in urban areas.
Chest Drive Starts Sunday for War Chest Support
Funds to aid the war Chest social services in Cincinnati and USC allied agencies begin Sunday. Read the campaign story on page 8.
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War Chest
Cincinnati
USC
Registration push urges workers to register to vote
A PAC distributed a leaflet to about 40,000 Greater Cincinnati workers stressing that every vote counts in a tight race and warning that one cannot vote for President Roosevelt without being registered.
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PAC
Greater Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Expose GOP Mail Abuse Reveals Smear Postcards in Ohio
The Republican National Committee funds for free nationwide postcard distribution smear the CIO Political Action Committee. Facsimile signatures mimic stamps. 1,600,000 cards were printed. The “Wake up America” piece uses heavy communist scare rhetoric, likened to Nazi propaganda. Ohio mailings include Portsmouth and northern areas, with no Cincinnati reports yet.
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CIO Political Action Committee
Ohio
Republican National Committee
New York Daily
Henry Hoke
Hokeay
Ham Fish
Fred E. Busby
R. Til
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
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Ruth Brown
Post
Cincinnati Newspaper Guild
Sycamore St
Political Action Committee
The
League of Women Voters
Rail Union
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