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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1948
Page
1
President Harry S. Truman denounces special privilege groups within the Republican Party and urges a return to Roosevelt values. He accuses them of sparsely supporting housing education and universal health care while restricting rights and cutting aid, citing his Washington experience.
At Beaucoup Illinois, Governor Dewey labeled a railroad engineer a lunatic and said he should be shot at sunrise during a rear platform speech. The incident drew a partisan quip from labor allies backing Truman and Barkley, while the engineer said the outburst did not change his opinion of Dewey.
Democratic and PAC officials announce a rally for all Election Day workers at 3 p m Sunday October 31 at the Netherlands Plaza. PAC director Jack Methard says attendance is crucial for all workers and important instructions will be provided.
Hamilton County workers gear up for a final drive to break one party control. PAC and labor groups plan weekend literature distribution and volunteer witness calls for ballot counting on Election Day nights.
Secretary George C. Marshall asserts production hinges on strong trade unions in a Paris speech to European union officials. The ERP staff includes U.S. union experts aiding democratic Europe, while Clint Golden notes labor support counters European fears of American aid and sovereignty loss.
Enquirer political writer Brady Black challenges an Enquirer editorial urging Labor voters to back Republicans. He argues Hamilton County's GOP subcommittee wields narrow influence, dominated by real estate, gas, and big manufacturers interests, raising questions about true representation and democracy.
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