Warns CED Jobs Figures May Prove Cruel Hoax On Vets
Labor candidate Rollin H. Everett accused the Committee for Economic Development of issuing false Hamilton County employment figures. CED chairman Frederick V. Geier cited 20,000 unemployed and 10,000 openings while warning that such language could lull voters into inaction. He noted 4064 openings and a drop of over 1000 jobs in three weeks, with veterans possibly forced to accept low pay. CONTINUED ON PAGE
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Rollin H. Everett
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Committee For Economic Development
Everett
Hamilton County
PAC volunteers sought for election day work and literature mail
The PAC office at 206 Railway Brotherhood Building Court and Vine, directed by Jack Methard and Ben Herman, coordinates volunteers for Rollin Everett and other progressive candidates. Call Main 0939 or visit to sign up for poll day duties and learn about democracy in action.
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Railway Brotherhood Building
Court and Vine
Jack Methard
Ben Herman
Rollin Everett
Deny Taft Profits From Cincinnati Terminal Warehouses
The Sun received a denial that Senator Robert A. Taft has no substantial interest in Cincinnati Terminal Warehouses Inc. State CIO public publicity director Fred Thomas claimed Taft, an incorporator, should be considered richer due to Bricker administration liquor routing. Thomas said records show bad routing causing warehouse storage of imported rums and brandies. CONTINUED ON PAGE 8.
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Cincinnati Terminal Warehouses, Inc
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CIO
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Central Avenue
Bricker Administration
Cincinnati
Candidates avoid questions on jobs slums and smoke
The machine Republican candidates for City Council largely refused to answer five League of Women Voters questions this week, with one exception. The questions included steps the Council could take to boost employment and counter postwar downturn in Cincinnati and support for a slum elimination program.
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Gas Company Ownership Debate and City Campaign Rhetoric
The article surveys a municipal ownership discussion on Page 4 covering rate plans and public housing, plus a Scripps Foundation population study. It notes candidate positions from Rollin H. Everett and others, with Gradison attacking socialism and Charter ties to CIO.
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Scripps Foundation
CIO Endorses Unbossed Cincinnati City Council Slate
The CIO backs Rollin H. Everett for the Labor seat and top votes 2 to 7 for other candidates in a plan to restore political freedom and a pro labor City Council. AFL candidate James F. McCaffrey is endorsed for his labor record, with independents from the Charter coalition seeking industry and jobs and labor collaboration. The current majority is criticized as unfriendly to labor, and the CIO urges an un bossed council with labor representation.
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Rollin H. Everett
James F. McCaffrey
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Charter Coalition
Cincinnati
Essary
Thousands to Attend Columbus CIO Rally in Ohio History
Streams of cars carrying Cincinnati CIO members will converge Sunday morning on Columbus for the largest CIO gathering ever held in Ohio. CIO President Philip Murray will address Memorial Hall in a call to radical opponents of workers humane aspirations, Ohio CIO President Jack Kroll said.
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