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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1944

Page

5

Breidenbach Leads AFL Dayton As Campaign Cash Target

The Dayton head of the AFL and Labor Union publisher, Breidenbach, tops a list of $29,223 paid through Bricker era campaign funds for salary, expenses, and advertising. The report accuses him of shifting labor toward the Republican ticket and mocks his role as a supposed labor leader. It notes past party switches and a threatened but未 filed suit against state CIO head Jack Kroll.

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Breidenbach Campaign Expenditures Revealed by Ohio Republicans

A 1940 and 1942 record shows the Ohio Teamster sworn statements detailing payments to J A Breidenbach and associates including salary and miscellaneous expenses. The grand total handed to Breidenbach by Ohio Republicans is reported as 29 223 12 dollars with multiple line items for salaries expenses and advertising.

Bricker Ohio Teamster Breidenbach Ohio Republicans

Moore Denounces Race Prejudice in Roosevelt Climate

J Harry Moore Democrat candidate accuses Roosevelt opponents of stoking race prejudice to win the election. He urges world peace and domestic unity at the Peter Clark Democratic Club urging no racial barriers to democracy and noting minority hopes tied to Roosevelt reelection.

Roosevelt United States J. Harry Moore Congress Moore Peter Clark Democratic Club Sixth Street

Did You Hear That FDR Sneezed Its the Bank

Washington reports President Roosevelt in perfect health says Vice Admiral Ross McIntyre his personal physician. McIntyre notes slight weight loss from dieting but no organic issues and credits hard work.

Bank Roosevelt Ross McIntyre McIntyre

PAC Man Cuts Hair and Minds Baby While Registering Voters

In San Francisco a PAC worker named Robert Rattner pounded doors for the 13th district. He helped a family by cutting their toddler’s hair then watched the infant while the parents registered to vote, calling it all in a day’s work and important.

Pac Man San Francisco PAC Robert Rattner 13Th Rattner Papa Mama

Vets Move Into Jobs Sets Record In Reemployment

War Manpower Commissioner Paul V McNutt reported August set a new job placement record for veterans. Of 83,633 veterans finding reemployment, 75 percent were from the present war and placements have climbed steadily upward since the year began.

Paul V. McNutt McNutt

Swell People Met At Labor Union Meetings

At the Plaything Jewelry and Novelty Workers Union meeting in Cincinnati I met Grace Foster secretary eight times blood donor Carrie Crissman treasurer Kay Toren shop steward Luella Roddenburg and others. Also joined by Bill Dowell Phil Miller James Wolfram and Thelma Bullock secretary Local 210. I toured the Textile Workers Union events in Lockland meeting Thelma Bullock Clarence Hamilton and George Halstein and saw CIO regional director Walter Smethurst.

Plaything, Jewelry and Novelty Workers Union Grace Foster Red Cross Carrie Crissman Kay Toren Luella Roddenburg Bill Dowell Phil Miller James Wolfram The Textile Workers Union Thelma Bullock Lockland Dunn Street Clarence Hamilton George Halstein Zenia Keith Walter Smethurst CIO

Baird Named Press Relations Chief in Cincinnati District

Earl Baird former Columbus newspaper correspondent succeeds Dan Steible as Press Relaug for the Cincinnati OPA District John E Robinson Jr District Director announced Steible resigns to pursue public relations work in Cincinnati

Earl Baird Columbus Dan Steible Cincinnati OPA John E. Robinson Steible

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Breidenback John Bricker Teamsters John J. A. Breidenbach Eee Eeneeee Eeeer Eeeser Eeweeee Beeen Ee Total Oreerenee Ee Sea Veterans Pacific National Maritime Union CIU) Hall Federated Picture Washington Gov New York Sen Taft Political Action Committee Loraine P.J.N.W U. S. Playing Card Co Dale Zysman Fur Bernie Woolis American Communications Association Ruth Ross ACW Silverstein and Son Clothing Manufacturers Esther Tice Ceil Engleke United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Baird
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