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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1944

Page

6

ACA CIO Denounces Western Union Strike Threat

The ACA CIO condemns a CTU threat to strike over jurisdiction in Western Union nationwide coverage including Cincinnati. An NLRB election is pending to decide representation. ACA leaders urge members not to strike, citing harm to communications and armed forces families.

Commercial Telegraphers Union American Communications Association CIO NLRB CTU ACA Cincinnati Joseph P. Selly War Communication Labor Advisory Committee J. A. Payne Bernie Woolis Aca-Cio Western

Negroes Form Committee For Roosevelt

New York announces the formation of the National Nonpartisan Committee for the Reelection of Roosevelt by 35 national Negro leaders. Mrs Mary McLeod Bethune is named chairman of the group.

New York Roosevelt Mary McLeod Bethune

War Chest Tours Revive One-Night USO Camp Shows

About 250 performers travel the Tabloid Troupe Circuit funded by the War Chest. Each troupe has five members visiting military and naval posts, drawing audiences from eight to 50, all giving full morale-boosting welcomes to support the war effort.

USO War Chest Fime

Heredity versus environment in shaping a baby’s fate

The author discusses the age old question of how much of a person’s physical and mental traits come from heredity versus environment. He explains environment as all external factors after birth including home, surroundings, and social conditions, noting severe poverty can expose a child to disease and malnutrition and that the saying it runs in families is a reflection of surroundings, not biology.

Union and plant celebrate Lena Voslamber on seventieth birthday

Lena Voslamber of Globe Tailoring Company is honored with a surprise party by Amalgamated Clothing Workers Local 304 and company management. She receives 25 and 23.50 by checks, a large cake, flowers and a serenade, reflecting forty five years of steady service in the vest department and a cooperative union management.

Lena Voslamber Amalgamated Clothing Workers Globe Tailoring Co Joe Sepate Amalgamated Amalgamated Clothing Workers, Local 304 Lena Globe Tailoring Company West Fourth Street Ruth Nielander Kate Miller Morris Steinberg

Auto Workers Leader Charges Reconversion Pressure Play

President of the United Auto Workers claims the Automotive Council for War Production is distorting facts in its critique of the Roosevelt administration. He accuses big auto interests and GOP contributors of opposing reconversion and resisting WPB plans while council members blamed the administration for partial reconversion delays.

Washington Pres R. J. Thomas United Auto Workers (Cio Automotive Council For War Production Roosevelt Republican Party WPB UAW Thomas

Special Wanted Rates for Union Members

The SUN offers a special advertising rate of 10 cents a line or 25 cents for three lines for union member subscribers seeking to sell or buy personal or household articles or seek positions. The SUN's mailed circulation exceeds 30,000.

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Mussolini Speech Echoes on German Airwaves

A Sept 27 radio broadcast from Germany marks the fourth anniversary of the Axis pact. The dialogue references Frank Gannett and his Committee for Constitutional Government, debating nonpartisan aims and political fundraising while criticizing Washington scrutiny.

Mussolini Hitler Frank Gannett’s Committee For Constitutional Government Mr. Dilworth

Dewey Opens California Campaign for 25 Electoral Votes

Gov. Thomas E. Dewey began a two day campaign swing in California for its 25 electoral votes. The motorcade drew little crowd in some routes but San Francisco offered a tumultuous welcome with tens of thousands on Market Street and occasional paper showers from office buildings.

United Press San Francisco Thomas E. Dewey California Dewey New York Market Street

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