The Sun Published by Greater Cincinnati CIO Council
Publication details show Rollin H. Everett at 15 East Eighth Street Cincinnati Ohio and staff names Max Sien Hugo Klug James Wigbell Clarence Ray Ray Sowder Earl Davis Nathaniel Jordan. Second class matter June 30 1944 at Cincinnati Post Office under act of March 3 1879. Subscription 2.00 per year.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Max Sien
Hugo Klug
James Wigbell
Clarence Ray
Ray Sowder
Earl Davis
Nathaniel Jordan
Tale of Two City Governments Told By Rollin Everett
Councilman Rollin H. Everett discusses his views on democracy, citizen rights, and fair government. He contrasts experiences of corrupt city politics with Cincinnati’s reputed good governance and stresses citizen petition rights and labor integration in a strong American democracy.
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Everett
Cincinnati
America
Clothing Workers Endorse Newport Pay Increase and Governor Hope
The Cincinnati Joint Board Amalgamated Clothing Workers endorsed higher wages for Newport police and urged Kentucky voters to support Earle Clements for governor. They cited his opposition to the Taft Hartley bill during his tenure in Congress.
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Cincinnati Joint Board
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Newport
Fremen
Kentucky
Earle Clements
U.S
CIO Dixie Drive Brings In 280000
In the past year the CIO Organizing Campaign reports strong fundraising and outreach. The drive mobilized volunteers and supporters across districts, increasing visibility for the union’s agenda and boosting campaign momentum.
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CIO Dixie Drive
Boston
CIO
CIO Sees 280000 Members Added in Southern Union Drive
President Philip Murray reports at the convention that under Van A. Bittner a campaign in the southern states boosted affiliated union rolls by 280000, increasing CIO membership in the region by about 70 percent.
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Paign
van A. Bittner
Pres
Philip Murray
CIO
South
Plan 1lth Ward Democrats Rally
The 1lth Ward Democratic Club will hold a rally Thursday night Oct. 23 at the Friars Club Ohio and McMillan streets speakers will include candidates for Council and judge ships. The club will hold a dance Saturday night Nov. 1 at the Autoworkers Hall Vine and Daniels Streets.
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1Lth Ward
Democratic Club
Friars Club
Ohio
McMillan Streets
Autoworkers Hall
Vine and
Daniels Streets
Novelty Workers PAC Drives Push for Taft Resignation
Local 256 United Playing Card Workers kicks off a vigorous PAC drive reporting a $75 collection. International rep Paul Eaton cites the Ohio CIO Council resolution calling Robert A. Taft to resign as Ohio senator. PAC includes Joe Kelsch Grace Foster Fred Baker Otto Groff. Rollin H Everett ran as Cincinnati City Council candidate. Next meeting Nov 14 with Alex Bail set to attend. Reports from Clyde Harmes Joe Kelsch Phil Miller John Sink note 63 new members and SUN eight month subscription funds.
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United Playing Card Workers
Paul E. Eaton
Ohio Cio Council
Robert A. Taf
Ohio
Joe Kelsch
Grace Foster
Fred Baker
Otto Groff
Rollin H. Everett
Cincinnati
Eaton
Alex Bail
State Council
Clyde Harmes
Phil Miller
John Sink
the Sun
Berry Charges Debates Over PR With Locker
Theodore Berry independent candidate for City Council says his debate challenges to Jesse Locker have been ignored. Berry questions why Republicans want to abolish PR. Rev. Frank Veal asks Times Star readers if Cincinnati Negro citizens want a representative of their own choice.
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Theodore Berry
CIO
Jesse D. Locker
Berry
Frank Veal
Times- Star
Locker
Cincinnati
Crop production at peak levels in 1946 above 1942
Volume of crop production in 1946 was about 2 percent to 3 percent above the previous peak reached in 1942, indicating a strong rebound after wartime fluctuations.
Law One Court Upheld Free Labor Press
The Massachusetts State Supreme Court ruled that a state restriction on labor union political activity violates freedom of the press and assembly. It held unions cannot be blocked from funding rallies printing pamphlets or advertising while allowing curbs on corrupt practices. The court expects the U.S. Supreme Court to rule similarly in about two years.
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Massachusetts
State Supreme Court of
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