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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1947
Page
2
Pattern 8225 offers an easy bolero outfit for girls aged 3 to 8. Send 25 cents with name address pattern number and size to Sue Burnett. Also offer fall and winter issue of FASHION for 25 cents with 52 pages and a free printed pattern. All railroad workers now covered by unemployment insurance act.
CIO official Murray details a 60 million vote target for liberals and labor in 1948. He calls for block workers to register voters, organized into precinct and ward committees, as foot soldiers of political action. A fuller report appears next week.
The discussion centers on how the Taft-Hartley bill shapes membership and influence within the party. Key figures argue over rights, unions, and the party’s stance on labor policy amid ongoing political tensions.
Philip Murray urged a united labor movement in America while CIO aims for joint defense of members against anti labor legislation. He calls for community committees and broad mobilization. AFL maintains its current stance with no shift in policy.
The West End Performing Arts Committee announces an October 21 dance at the Cotton Club from 10 to 2 30 featuring an orchestra and floor show. Committee members include James McLendon chairman Odessa Rakestraw William Beckham Cokiegee and Jerry Maxey. Mildred Orr is ticket committee chairman with reservations via PA 607.
After the registration cutoff for the November 4 election, Local 214 invites members to a meeting on Saturday October 18 with principal speaker Rollin Everett seeking reelection to the City Council. The drive aims to inform voters on key issues and mobilize sober civic action.
The Avondale PCC plans two 8 p m rallies on Tuesday Oct 21 at Columbian School and Avondale School with Rollin Everett and Theodore Berry addressing both. Films include The House I Live In and a Roosevelt documentary. A labor film is planned Saturday at Lincoln Community Center.
A local women’s auxiliary plans unified action for the 1947 and 1948 elections. The group adopts the slogan We Must Deliver the KO Punch to rally members and mobilize efforts in support of their candidates.
In Boston two more CG IO unions the Amalgamated Clothing Workers and the Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers voted after Oct. 12 meetings to sign non Communist affidavits as required by the Taft Hartley act under NLRB.
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