Negro Leaders Back Roosevelt Across Party Lines in Ohio
Led by Theodore M. Berry, a Republican attorney, the National Non-Partisan League for Re-election of Roosevelt forms a committee in Hamilton County with Ohio Citizens Committee for Roosevelt. A mass meeting will feature Rev. A Clayton Powell on Oct 30 at Stowe School.
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Theodore M. Berry
Republican Party
National Non-Partisan League
Roosevelt
A. Clayton Powell
Harlem
Manhattan
Stowe School
Seventh and
Cutter Streets
Powell
New York City
L. R. Breedlove
Reber Cann
Eugene Cannady
Juanita Carter
Tessie Doe
A. J. Edwards
Eugene Fulton
Vivian Greer
Walter S. Houston
Katina Jackson
Charles N. King
The
Cincinnati Voice
Amanda Lane
Ohio State News
Eunice McCaleb
James McLendon
James R. Smith
A. C. Sumpter
Bethel A.M.E. Church of
Lockland
Frank Veal
Brown Chapel
A.M.E. Church
Robert Weaver
T. John Wood
Cincinnati Call Post
Nathan Wright
Hamilton County
Ohio
Franklin Roosevelt
Negro Citizens and Welfare Plans Emphasized
The passage advocates full employment and housing for the poor, urging constructive planning for all citizens without wealth, class, race, or creed considerations. It highlights the need for labor to organize and notes that Negro citizens especially must be included in these welfare efforts.
Family Service marks 65th anniversary with benefit show
The Family Consultation Service will celebrate its 65th anniversary with a free studio show titled Mrs O Malley Tells the Town a wartime wives drama. The program runs 9 to 10 p m Tuesday Nov 21 at Station WSAI Ninth at Elm St Tickets may be obtained by writing Mrs Mark Upson chair man of the annual meeting committee 312 W Ninth St or calling Parkway 4900. Board members assisting include Anthony D Bullock James R Carruthers C V Link and the Rev Clayton E Williams.
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Associated Charities
WSAI
Elm St
GOP fund drive stalls as campaign finances scrutinized
The article portrays Republican appeals for funds to the Ohio Republican Finance Committee amid fear of political intimidation. It notes liberal Cincinnati business leaders backing Roosevelt but avoiding public pro-Roosevelt ties for business reasons, while criticizing CIO PAC and recounting Taft and Bricker campaign spending to bolster labor support claims.
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Dewey
Sidney Hillman
America
Ohio Republican Finance Committee
Cincinnati
Ohio Citizens For Roosevelt Committee
Roosevelt
Kroll
Political Action Committee
Cio-Pac
Robert A. Taft
Senate
John W. Bricker
John Breidenbach
Dayton Afl
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Ohio Citizens Committee For Roosevelt
West Fifth Street
Democratic Party
South
Peoples Crusade
GOP Funds
Nour
United Citizens Committee For Jobs and Progress
George D. Crabbs
General Hospital
Lictary
University of Cincinnati GB
Hans