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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1944
Page
2
Local industrial union council listing for Rollins Everett, with address details at 606 Vine Sr and 306 Bell Black in Cincinnati Ohio 4813 referencing the CIO.
President Roosevelt warned Congress to address the human side of reconversion as he signed the GI Bill and a surplus property disposal bill. He urged prompt action on unified demobilization programs and unemployment benefits while noting provisions were omitted in conference. In Denver, Roosevelt and a mostly Democratic state ticket were endorsed by the Labor State Political Assembly representing AFL and railroad unions.
New York editorial asks which labor leader Tom Dewey would appoint as secretary of labor John L Lewis or William Hutcheson. It notes Hutcheson leads the Carpenters Union and Lewis opposed the Mine Workers convention.
Frank J. Richter, Democratic candidate for Congress in the First District, assailed the Old Guard GOP and a hard line foreign policy. He cited Taft Dewey and Bricker as representing a dominant Republican philosophy and urged cooperation with international problems. He spoke Tuesday at the Duckworth Club opposing Charles Elston.
The CIO Political Action Committee extends its voluntary contribution drive to October 31 to allow more members to donate. CIO-PAC reports ongoing collections but slow transmissions and asks union officials to accelerate solicitation.
A city traffic column explains that to turn right you must stay in the rightmost lane and use the designated turn signal. The rule emphasizes planning ahead for lanes and signaling to reduce conflicts at intersections.
Julian Rubin 612 Windham street writes from a student perspective donating one dollar to PAC and praising the organization as the greatest thing on the American political scene. He declines publicity and asks for no photo. The note reflects youth involvement in public affairs.
Carson outlined the Gard ner Richardson War Chest plan with Local 1009 CIO Papermakers to lead major divisions in solicitation. Captain Joseph Price Local 1009 president said the quota would be doubled and labor expected to drive broad participation across plants including Wright Aeronautical and Formica.
Andre Carson, War Chest labor representative, describes democratic giving as labor and management join in the campaign. Across the county many labor management committees are formed in plants to aid operation, with plant locals sometimes taking full responsibility for campaign work. A leading example shows labor management working together.
New York Republican and Wall Street lawyer Richard B. Scandrett Jr. says Thomas E. Dewey continues to ride the Gallup poll trend. Scandrett, who ran for at large representative on the Dewey ticket in 1938, calls the record a weather vane of poll readings.
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