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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1947
Page
8
The United Labor Civic Committee of Norwood hopes for a large turnout at its open meeting on Friday October 24 to endorse November candidates led by R Edward Tepe Democratic candidate for Mayor. The event unites AFL CIO and independent union members and liberal citizens at the Jr Order Hall on Weyer Avenue Norwood.
The Progressive Citizens Committee schedules the Inflation Frolic at 8 p.m. on Wednesday Oct. 29 at the Hotel Gibson Roof Garden. The event features the Ninth Street Gang and opponents of PR with political skits, dancing, games, refreshments and inflated money props. Tickets are selling well with reservations at the PCC office.
Methard said there will be plenty to do and everyone who comes will be put to work immediately. He reported a tremendous speed-up in CIO union efforts to organize wards and precincts to get out the vote for Rollin Everett and other endorsed candidates. He urged delegates to provide names of people to work at precinct polls.
Everett and Proctor labor candidates for Council will speak October 23 at a dinners organized by the Cincinnati Federation of Teachers Local 479 AFL at the YWCA Ninth and Walnut. Board of Education candidates Heinold Wagner Siechl Imbus will also speak. reservations with Miss Wolfe or Roy Sommerlad before Monday.
Senator Owen Brewster of Maine is linked to influential figures behind closed doors amid the Hughes contract probe. He was photographed with Pan American’s Sam Pryor and Julius Klein and faced questions about past meetings with a Ku Klux Klan leader. A&P posted annual earnings of 30.18 million, up from 12.29 million as labor costs rose.
The column traces ties between politicians and the Ku Klux Klan era links, noting Ralph O Brewster's 1924 nomination and Hartley's law profit angle. It highlights Hartley's promised talk on a new law, Mallinowski style fees, and predicts further investigations led by Senator Edward Martin and Senator Robert Taft into prices and OPA, reflecting postwar political maneuvering.
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