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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1944

Page

3

General Marshall Tackles Lies Targeting Labor

War Department orders public discussions by orientation officers to rebut anti labor propaganda. A fact sheet lists rising living costs taxes and wage data, noting 44 million Americans at work and that production outpaces Axis weapons.

New York War Dept Gien George ©. Marshall Pearl Harbor America Germany Japan

Registration Drive Record Defends Labor Amid Strike Debate

An official record on strikes counters newspaper exaggeration. It notes 23 percent of time lost last year was during the coal strike and says AFL and CIO leadership have not authorized a strike since Pearl Harbor. It also cites industrial accidents costing more lives than battlefield losses and praises management labor production records.

AFL CIO National Pearl Harbor

Reporters Dissent on Roosevelt vs Dewey Editorial Polls

A Cleveland Press poll shows 87 for Roosevelt and 0 for Dewey. Cincinnati Enquirer editorial poll lists 58 for Roosevelt and 42 for Dewey.

Cleveland Press Roosevelt Dewey The Cincinnati Enquirer

Chest Gifts Victory Aid campaign urged by Herman

It is hoped CIO members will generously donate to the War Chest as the war continues. Members in the armed services and their families rely on USO and Chest supported services for recreation and comforts from home. War relief aids allies and sustains democracy while production by workers powers victory. Contributions to the War Chest are essential to morale and welfare of soldiers and allies.

CIO War Chest USO America Chambers of Commerce Manufacturers’ Associations AFL Railroad Brotherhoods U.S.O United Seamen's Service

Rule of the Week: Turn Right From Right Lane Only

Public safety column explains a traffic rule advising drivers to make right turns only from the designated right lane. It outlines lane usage, signal requirements, and citations for improper lane changes.

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Marshall Nails Marshall Magnificent Pac Nan Sherman Bill Hopper Cio-Pac Doris Eckberg UAW Ralph Troisi ACW Ollie Moore USA Cal Frech Ben Herman CIO Council Herman By Ben Herman
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