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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1944

Page

5

Northern Kentucky unions back Barkley and Spence for Congress

Northern Kentucky labor leaders urged voters to re elect Senate Majority Leader Alben Barkley and Rep Brent Spence in the November 7 election citing their pro labor records. CIO PAC leader Al Whitehouse highlighted their roles in labor rights and postwar planning and urged labor families and friends to vote.

Northern Kentucky Barkley and Spence Friends of Labor Senate Alben W. Barkley Rep Brent Spence Congress Roosevelt America Sen Barkley Spence al Whitehouse Cio-Pac Washington Sen. Barkley Whitehouse House Banking and Currency Committee Labor

Men or Dollars First Wallace Urges Labor Vote

Vice President Henry A. Wallace spoke to 4,000 Cramp shipyard workers in Philadelphia urging organized labor to register and vote for Roosevelt. He framed the choice as a clash between a party prioritizing dollars over men and a party prioritizing men over dollars and warned against accepting widespread unemployment.

Philadelphia Cramp Henry A. Wallace Pres Roosevelt Wallace

War Chest ships aid to Soviet through Russian War Relief

More than two hundred medical supply types were sent to the Soviet by Russian War Relief. The War Chest funding these shipments says the aid has helped Soviet doctors save the lives of millions of wounded soldiers and civilians.

War Chest

Second Shift Play Period Offered Atl

Second shift workers in this community can join a new recreational program "Nite Owls" at the YWCA Ninth and Walnut starting Friday October 13 from midnight to 5 am. Eleanor Morrison leads opening night with activities including swimming, volleyball, table tennis and more. A doctor will provide a health check for swimmers 1 to 3 am. appointments call Cherry 7090. Wright Aeronautical staff and names Janice Coleman Jinny Kuhn Juanita Williams F J Lucas J S Shackleford organize the event. For more details contact Miss Dorothy Jones at the Central YWCA.

Ninth Walnut Streets Eleanor Morrison Y.W.C.A Cherry Wright Aeronautical Corporation Janice Coleman Jinny Kuhn Juanita Williams F. J. Lucas J. S. Shackleford Dorothy Jones Central Y.W.C.A

Grim warning on postwar job losses and reconversion

After V Day joy, wartime prosperity may give way to mass layoffs as factories close next week. OPA and CIO data warn of wage cuts, unemployment rising to 20 million by 1947 if hours drop to 1939 levels. The Outlook urges strong unions and forward looking voting to protect livelihoods and ensure recovery.

OPA WLB Business Week

Kaiser Urges Registration Drive for Voters

New York industrialist Henry J. Kaiser, head of the Non partisan Assn for Franchise Education Inc., calls for a massive Nov. 7 turnout and proposes labor management committees arrange time off for workers to register and vote. Kaiser plans to vote for Roosevelt and aims to help workers in war production participate.

New York Henry J. Kaiser Pres. Roosevelt Kaiser Nonpartisan Assn. For Franchise Education Inc

Congress of Industrial Organizations Sets Seventh Annual Convention for Chicago

President Philip Murray calls for the CIO to convene on November 20 at the Stevens Hotel in Chicago to focus on safeguarding progress and advancing political action social reform and economic security for workers. He warns against fascist ideas and attacks on racial and minority groups and stresses unity across labor farms business professions and consumers for a world order based on law and human rights.

The Congress of Industrial Organizations Philip Murray Stevens Hotel Chicago Congress of Industrial Organization Murray America CIO

Stolberg Charges Are Proven False

Washington the statement by Ben Stolberg on the Town Meeting of the Air program claiming 110 of 141 NCPAC members were listed as communists by the U S Civil Service Commission was proved false this week. A letter from Commission President Harry B Mitchell and members Lucille F McMillin and Arthur S Fleming said the agency reviewed 10 listed members as applicants for government positions and found them eligible. The Dies Committee subcommittee charges were answered as unfounded.

Washington Ben Stolberg Air Program NCPAC U. S. Civil Service Commission Stolberg Commission Pres Harry B. Mitchell Lucille F. McMillin Arthur S. Fleming Federal Commission FBI Treasury Dept Federal Works Agency Dies Committee

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