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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1944
Page
3
The Cleveland meeting of the Ohio CIO Council urged immediate hiring of a public relations director with a research staff to serve CIO papers in the state. The committee cited woefully inadequate CIO press and overworked editors, urging better access to CIO stories for daily papers and materials for government and other groups.
The OPA announced it directed landlords to refund over $130,000 in security deposits collected from tenants in priority housing. Labor leaders called deposits a racket and sought to resist pressure from Taft and real estate interests to relax rent regulations.
George B. Grigsby of Fur and Leather Workers Local 214 says a Milwaukee Board conference favors postwar plans for workers. He found broad Chicago sentiment for Roosevelt’s reelection, noting labor gains under his administration and urging Local 214 turnout on November 7.
A 12 point industry program from the Committee for Economic Development advocates collective bargaining rights for workers, broader social security, government controls on business, and public works spending to curb inflation while preserving free enterprise. It emphasizes the common good over private interests in both war and peace.
A heated Dies committee hearing erupts as Rep. Eberharter accuses the panel of conducting a high salaried anti Democratic smear campaign. The session reveals confessions from witnesses with criminal records and exposes a list alleging 119 of 141 NCPAC members linked to communist fronts, naming figures from Bruce Bliven to Langston Hughes and Edward G. Robinson.
The second annual United Steelworkers conference at Hotel Gibson Roof Garden includes Joy Gilbert and Andy Moder Jr as top dance acts from an Amateur Review winner. The program features a Salute to the Navy, magician Joe Cella, singer Lois Murphy, a Cheyenne chief demonstration, and a Scotties band. Delegates from about 10 000 workers attend with speeches by Whitehouse and McDonald among others.
Industrial Union Workers Local 1334 at Spring Grove Cemetery announce a three cent raise and contract improvements after a special meeting. CIO representative Howard Forkner reported the agreement, with local president Gus Heitkeap praising the company's cooperation in drafting the new terms.
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