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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1946
Page
4
An itemized notice for a weekly publication by The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council lists editor contact, office address at 606 Vine St Cincinnati Ohio, and executive board members led by Rollin H Everett with subscription at 2 dollars per year.
The Community Chest is praised as efficiently run and aimed at aiding low income aid worker families. Unions are urged to back the drive with early reports of their collections, earning publicity for contributions of $500 or more. Direct relief should not be funded by the Chest, as government handles such duties.
Lester French, Democratic candidate for County commissioner and president of the Cincinnati Typographical Union, spoke at the 100th anniversary banquet in Netherland Plaza. He attacked capital’s blind pursuit of profits and praised union labor for driving progress and higher wages. Nearly 1000 printers and spouses attended.
The Novelty Workers Pledge local 256 voted to back Tom Raley in the November election. El mer Kauffman, chair of the Raley campaign, urged support for progressive candidates and a program including better housing, improved unemployment compensation, and a suitable work clause. Clarence Rau reported the pledge of full backing by the local.
The piece cites Bricker promising an end to the “babying” of labor and a return to Hooverism, with attack on the Wagner Act and union rights. Gerald L. K. Smith endorses Bricker and Elston, who distances himself from the endorsement. Voters fault Taft and Hess for rising prices hurting working families.
Talmadge Tom Raley, a C10 PAC endorsed Democratic candidate for state Legislature, receives a large public reception amid campaign activity.
Local 674 United Auto Workers representatives Willis Marrer Ed He kamp and Crowley Hardwick spoke at a General Motors Negotiating Committee meeting in Detroit this week. They discussed vital worker problems and a formula for wage increases aligned with rising living costs.
At a Saturday gathering on Oct 19 speakers attacked Sen Robert Taft and his followers calling them Nazi sympathizers while urging defeat of John Bricker. Raley and wife exited to applause as Phil Parr resumed duties as business agent. A film on the Nuremberg trials was shown and the group urged support for PAC and to defeat Hess Elston and Bricker on Nov 5.
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