Working people deserve a voice in city council
An editorial argues that a Republican workgroup aims to bar labor from City Council to protect real estate profits and avoid labor issues. It cites city services, hospitals, and housing costs to show working people rely on council actions. It urges workers to vote November 4 for representatives who defend labor inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Organization
Fred Schneller
Schneller
Michigan
General Hospital
University of Cincinnati
Indian Hill
UC Board
Living Cost Still Soars in July to August
Washington report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows average family retail prices up 1 percent in the July 15 to Aug. 15 period. Dairy, meat and eggs drove almost a 2 percent rise in food. Consumer prices are 11 percent higher than a year ago and 62 percent above prewar levels. Wholesale prices as of Oct. 11 are 25.4 percent higher than a year ago.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Other Side of News Moves to Saturday Airing
The Other Side of The News radio program will no longer air Monday nights and instead be heard for two weeks starting this Saturday at 6 45 p m on WSAI. Rol lin H Everett serves as commentator as the show shifts due to station network commitments.
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CIO
WSAI
Rollin H. Everett
Block Workers Sought for Everett PR Campaign Drive
PAC leaders urge urgent help to boost Rollin H. Everett for City Council and protect proportional representation. Volunteer block workers will distribute literature through Nov 4 with PAC offices in the Railway Brotherhood Building. Ward leaders across Cincinnati list neighborhood coordinators as campaign efforts continue.
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Everett
PAC
Republican Organization
Railway Brotherhood
Party Bosses Fight PR Vote to Keep It Says Kroll
National director Jack Kroll urges Cincinnati voters to retain the proportional representation system. He argues PR ensures labor candidates are independent and capable while warning machines like Tammany Hall and the Ninth Street Republicans oppose it. He calls for a NO vote to repeal PR.
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Kroll
Cincinnati
Jack Kroll
PAC
Labor
New York City
Tammany Hall
Ninth Street
City Hall
United Labor Rally Planned in Norwood Slate of Dem endorsed candidates
The United Labor Civic Committee of Norwood brings CIO AFL and liberal groups together to back Democratic slate for city offices. R Edward Tepe will speak at 8 p m Friday Oct 24 at the Junior Order Hall on Weyer Ave. All 14 endorsed candidates attend.
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Norwood
CIO
AFL
United Labor Civic Committee of
Junior Order Hall
Weyer Avenue
R. Edward Tepe
Labor Union
United Labor Group
Joseph Sheay
4Th Ward
John Deilers
Leonard Rolsen
Earl Chesney
Dave Wilson
John Schwalbe
6Th Ward
United Labor Civic Committee
John C. Hagerty
George Reynolds
Ralph Achten
Roosevelt Favored PR Idea, Judge Reveals
Judge Samuel Seabury disclosed in a radio talk that Franklin D. Roosevelt favored proportional representation for New York City as a substantial charter improvement. He said Tammany Hall backs abolishing PR to block minority voices while PR previously helped Republicans, labor and independents win council seats.
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Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York City
Samuel Seabury
New York Times
Seabury
New York
George Hal
Tammany Hall
Judge Seabury
City Hall
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By Rollin H. Everett
Council
Rollin H. E
Mas Krolls
Cegpac
Jack Methard
Robert Smith
Herman
William Black
CIO Council
Robert J. Davidson
Man
Greenwood
Kennedy Heights
Pleasant Ridge
al Jordan
Harry Carpenter
Langdon Farm Road
Clifton
Cumminsville
West Street
West End
James McLendon
Paul Shearer
Baymiller
Liberty Street
Fernbank
Cecil Scott
Cee WA
Ward Forkner
Ward
Gakby
Madison
Fiomer
East End
Evanston
R. C. Albrecht
Woodburn
Joseph Sepate
Hyde Park
Tom Strouse
Bramble
East
Walnut Hills
Howard Forkner
Bob Smith
Bond Hill
Roselawn
Scott Ferguson
Garden Lane
Mt. Auburn
Mt. Adams
Ray McIntosh
Windsor
12Th Street
Uptown
George Webb
East McMicken
Lester McCart
E. Clifton
Fairview
Robert Carnahan
Chickasaw
Corryville
Eva Lepate
Bishop
Avondale
Ben Her
Fairmount
Northside
Camp Washington
Robert Carnahap
College Hill
Ray Sowder
Winton Place
Carthage
Hartwell
West Price Hill
Elmer Kauffman
First Avenue
Westwood
Harold Braun
Shaffer
al Anderson
the Sun
United Labor Plans
Tammany
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