Kroll warns of battle to elect progressives in labor drive
Jack Kroll CIO PAC director warned at a weekend meeting that the election is a life or death struggle for unions and progressive programs. He urged massive turnout to defeat anti labor forces and block a Congress likely to curb wages and labor rights, citing Bricker Elston Hess and republican big business funding.
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Remember These Candidates For Hamilton County PAC Endorsements
The Hamilton County Political Action Committee endorses labor friendly tickets for November 5. Although nonpartisan, they back Democratic candidates over anti labor Republicans. They oppose Governor Lausche's stance and support Thomas Herbert against anti labor forces. They urge SUN readers to learn about the slate.
Volunteers Sought for Hamilton County PAC Effort This Week
The Hamilton County PAC director Jack Methard urged union people and progressives to volunteer time as election day nears. He asked those who can afford it to contact the PAC office at the telephone number MAin 5329.
Pepper Rally to Kick Off Final Campaign Drive
The Hamilton County progressive drive ends with a rally next Tuesday night October 29 at Emery Auditorium. Sen Claude Pepper will speak along with PAC director Jack Kroll and others in a 7:30 p.m. program. Ben Stoner and Councilman Edward Wald Vogel will also address the crowd.
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Congressmen split on Wagner-Ellender-Taft housing bill
The League of Women Voters released a questionnaire showing Republican Charles Elston and William E. Hess could not answer until the bill contents were known while Democrat opposition G Andrew Espy and Francis G. Davis voiced support. Elston called the plan socialist and all four commented on other health legislation.
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Francis G. Davis
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Taft Avoids Cincinnati Annexation Plea for Indian Hills
Sen Robert A Taft resists annexation of Indian Hills as Cincinnati weighs waterline extension and city taxes. Council members clash over making Indian Hills a single unit or piecemeal and fear precedent for other wealthy suburbs. Mayor Stewart notes the test is like wagging the dog.
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