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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1948

Page

8

GOP Chairman Challenged by CIO AFL Leaders Over Slur

A letter by clippinger to Republican clubs, exposed by The Sun and The Chronicle, accused labor bosses of threatening the American way of life. Clip ping er, Taft law partner, said no slur on rank and file, while AFL lawyers disagree. The Times Star published his statement and charges verbatim.

GOP CIO AFL The SUN Chronicle Clippinger Robert A. Taft Cincinnati Times- Star Times-Star Times- Star John H. Clippinger Dixie Terminal Cincinnati Ohio Frank Alf City Hall Taft

Blockworkers Set October 20 Meeting For PAC Effort

Plans for a PAC blockworker meeting on October 20 were approved at a CIO Staff session led by Robert J. Davidson. The CIO staff will do home to home deliveries until election day and organize mailing of 40 000 letters and sample ballots with volunteer help.

CIO Robert J. Davidson

Everett and Clippinger clash over labor press coverage

The exchange centers on labor leaders elected in democratic ballots and claims of biased labor press. Everett criticizes Clippinger for naming a specific journalist while Clippinger accuses labor papers of sensationalism and misrepresentation in coverage of the registration drive.

Clippinger Labor

PAC meeting outlines challengers for election day

The Hamilton County Political Action Committee announced a meeting at PAC headquarters on Vine street to organize challengers and witnesses to serve at the polls on election day, addressing its stance amid objections from the labor press.

Hamilton County Political Action Committee PAC Vine Street

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