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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1944

Page

6

What Manner of Man Is Sidney Hillman

A critique of claims that Sidney Hillman, head of the CIO Political Action Committee, is a communist. The piece notes defenses by Mellett Atlantic Monthly and Time, cites praise from J. G. Hickey and a clothing industry view, and argues labels harm political discourse. It argues Hillman’s roles as bank and trust president complicate communist charges and urges voters to reject baseless accusations.

Sidney Hillman Republic Mitchell S. Ca CIO Lowell Mellett Hillman Mellett Atlantic Monthly Time Magazine Malcolm Bingay Detroit Free Press J. G. Hickey Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America

Environment shapes heredity from birth to life outcomes

The piece argues that today’s environment becomes tomorrow’s heredity, influencing an individual beyond genetic factors. It warns that poor surroundings in infancy can cause lasting bodily and mental harm and even affect offspring, while early life choices lie beyond individual control.

Labor unions pledge support for war effort weapons drive

President Michael J. Quill of the Transport Workers Union CIO says labor will cooperate with management to supply troops with modern weapons for victory, framing Allied invasion as a step toward a new world civilization. The remark underscores union resolve to aid the army of liberation.

Michael J. Quill Transport Workers Union CIO America Army of Liberation

GOP campaign labeled Arsenic and Old Lies by AFL radio

Eddy Orcutt, a San Diego AFL radio commentator, denounces the GOP election campaign as composed of Arsenic and Old Lies.

Eddy Orcutt AFL San Diego

Depressions and Roosevelt in a school essay

A student essay parodies political blame shifting, claiming depressions are unions’ inventions and that Roosevelt brought a dog named Fala and the Democrat era. It mocks Republican figures and events, arguing that Hoover prosperity collapsed under FDR while invoking Pearl Harbor as a pretext under Democratic leadership.

Mr. Dilworth Little Luther U. S Herbert Hoover Franklin D. Roosevelt Fala Roosevelt Hitler Mussolini Europe Thomas E. Dewey Hamilton Fish Congress Pearl Harbor

Ohio CIO Convention Sets Broad Labor Agenda and Roosevent Support

The 7th annual Ohio CIO convention warned of disaster if reforms stall and outlined a liberal program: no-strike pledge, revision of the Little Steel Formula, voting statute liberalization, continued price controls, guaranteed annual wage, and backing for Roosevelt in the November election. Delegates from Cincinnati detailed committee assignments and reported $41,038 cash on hand, with Ohio CIO Council membership at an all time high.

National Cio Ohio Congress Roosevelt Communist Party Harry Bridges Pacific Coast Cio State Cio Cincinnati Marco Meccia Clothing Workers Constitution Harry Haberbhear Paper Edna Nixon Jerry Maxey United Auto Workers Arthur Hartmann Max Sien Greater Cincinnati Cio Council Roy Beck Russell Quackenbush Textile Workers Victor Kellar George J. Bernhardt Ida Stopher Clothing Workers, and Tellers Board Henry Seibert George DeNucci Columbus Ohio Cio

Roosevelt wins third term and labor split sparks voting echo

The piece notes Roosevelt's reelection to a third term and a national warning from Republicans about future elections. It reports a looming November 7 vote with the labor movement largely backing Herbert E. Dewey, while the AFL CIO and some unions oppose. It concludes with a quip about P. S. Luther receiving a zero.

Cairo Teheran Casablanca Roosevelt Labor Movement AFL CIO Labor Herbert E. Dewey P. S. Luther

Strike Ends After UAW Nixes Unauthorized Walkout

DETROIT The UAW ends an 8 000 member maintenance workers strike after a two day walkout tied up 33 plants leaving 50 000 idle. Vice President Walter Reuther urged workers to uphold the no strike pledge while noting wage grievances and the War Labor Board. Presidents of 15 UAW locals supported ending the action and reaffirmed commitment to cease strikes.

Detroit Walter P. Reuther United Auto Workers CIO UAW Nati War Labor Board Reuther War Labor Board

ASO Sends Xmas Gifts to Service Members

Amalgamated Service Organization ships over a thousand Christmas packages nationwide and overseas. Under Joseph Sepate the group checks service members' relatives’ addresses to ensure gifts reach all. Packages include candy gum jelly and cigarettes for members. some boxes include cigarettes for actual members.

Amalgamated Service Organization Amalgamated Clothing Workers ASO Joseph Sepate Lepate

Dewey Tax Yard Disproved by Internal Revenue Chief

Internal Revenue Commissioner Joseph D. Nunan Jr. refutes Dewey's charge that a treasury agent claimed a worker should not be paid as much as 5000 dollars. Nunan says the agent denied the remark and was backed by two coworkers. The alleged source is James Lincoln, president of Lincoln Electric Co., a tax dispute centers on deductions from a profit sharing trust.

Washington Internal Revenue Joseph D. Numan Jr Dewey GOP Albany Treasury Lincoln Electric Co Nunan James Ff. Lincoln

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