Bond program backed by Hamilton County home owners groups
Hamilton County home owners through their building and loan associations back a $41 million city county and schools bond program to be voted on November 7. The Hamilton County League of Building Associations and the Greater Cincinnati Savings and Loan Exchange endorsed the plan urging borrowers depositors and stockholders to vote.
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Hamilton County
Hamilton County League of Building Associations
Greater Cincinnati Savings and Loan Exchange
George D. Crabbs
United Citizens Committee For Jobs and Progress
Building Association Federations
Savings and Loan
Mr. Crabbs
Albert S. Bowling, Jr
Norwood
Hamilton County League
Henry F. Wehrmeyer
Hyde Park
Exchange
United Citizens Committee
Carl W. Rich
Dewie Distortions Targeted by PM Editor
The SUN editor Rollin H. Everett attacks a Dewey remark from October 16 in St. Louis. He claims Dewey misstates that the New Deal is controlled by corrupt bosses and communists, citing Missouri politics and the Pendergast machine.
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Dewey
New York
The
SUN
Rollin H. Everett
Dewies
Everett
Dewie
St. Louis
Big City
Missouri
Kansas City
Secral
Roosevelt Administrien Au Ves A
Dewey and Roosevelt clash over Pendergast discrediting
The piece notes Dewey would leverage the Pendergast machine to attack Roosevelt, but argues breaking the machine showed political honesty and courage by a Roosevelt administration ally. Everett earned a $25 war bond and SUN publicity. It discusses postwar job prospects for Negro workers and links to AFL CIO WLB and Chamber of Commerce input.
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Dewey
Roosevelt
Everett
The
SUN
A. Philip Randolph Fund
AFL
CIO
Chamber of Commerce
WLB
Taft Attacked by Pac Protesters in Mansfield Meeting
Ohio Senator Robert A. Taft faced a hostile Mansfield audience as PAC activists distributed a pamphlet attacking his isolationist record. Taft defended U S policy, claimed Dewey and Taft share similar foreign plans, and faced persistent questions on preparedness and trade.
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Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Mansfield
PAC
Sidney
Cio-Pac
England
Taft
Congress
Dewey
Kroll
Back wages paid under New Deal law reach Ohio Michigan workers
Nearly six million dollars in illegally withheld wages have been paid to workers in Ohio and Michigan since the Fair Labor Standards Act began six years ago this week. The federal wage hour law, part of the New Deal, continues to enforce minimum wage and overtime protections.
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Ohio
Michigan
Editorial Employees Split On Presidential Preference
A Cincinnati Post poll found 36 editorial staff favor Roosevelt 6 back Dewey and 3 undecided, showing workers aware of newsroom bias despite the paper's Dewey stance. A Detroit News employee poll mirrors concerns about propaganda and editorial influence.
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Cincinnati Post
Roosevelt
Dewey
Scripps-Howard
The
Detroit News
Chain of Labor Newspapers Is Suggested in Booklet
Chicago labor leader George W. Whitehead Sr outlines a plan for a union owned daily paper in a 15 cent booklet. He argues a chain of labor newspapers would tell workers true stories, financed by members as an investment, with eventual dues elimination and dividends. He urges unions to discuss and circulate petitions.
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Chicago
Exec. Sec
George W. Whitehead, Sr
Fact Finding Guild
U. S
Whitehead
Central Labor Body
Say Fair Practices Urged Across Sectors Postwar Economy
Labor business and government representatives urged full production and employment, a permanent FE PC, and broader seniority in union contracts to ensure an abundance postwar economy free from anti Negro discrimination at a Howard University conference.
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Washington
Howard Graduate University
Housing NAACP Topic Sunday at First Cincinnati Meet
The Cincinnati branch of the NAACP will hold its monthly mass meeting Sunday October 29 at 3 30 p m at Southern Baptist Church Richmond and Cutter Streets The principal speaker is Dr Charles A Hill pastor of Hartford Avenue Baptist Church and president of the Detroit Citizens Committee on Housing He will discuss housing tenant congestion and slum clearance in areas with Negro residents in Cincinnati Also invited are Bleeker Marquette of the Better Housing League Sherwood Reeder of the City Planning Commission and Douglass High of the Cincinnati Real Estate Board Members of the branch and the public are urged to attend.
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Cincinnati
NAACP
Southern Baptist Church
Richmond
Cutter Streets
Charles A. Hill
Hartford Avenue Baptist Church
Detroit Citizens Committee On Housing
Bleeker Marquette
Better Housing League
Sherwood Reeder
City Planning Commission
Douglass High
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
Wage Increases Granted at Namm Department Store
New York reports wage increases from two to four dollars weekly for six hundred workers at the Namm department store. The raises apply to Local 1250 members of United Retail Wholesale and Department Store Employees CIO.
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NEW York
Namm
United Retail Wholesale & Dept. Store Employes
CIO
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