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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1949

Page

4

Union council publication schedule and post notice

The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO publishes weekly with a break the last week of July and the issue after Labor Day. Entered as second class matter June 30 1944 at Cincinnati Ohio. George H. Wartenberg Jr address and Garfield 2550 listed. Subscription details included.

The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO Secord Cincinnati Ohio George H. Wartenberg, Jr E. 6Th St Garfield

Wise Men Never Sit and Wail Their Woes

A compact quotation note from Shakespeare's King Richard II refutes passive sorrow. It urges proactive self help to forestall distress and suggests rational action over lament. The line reflects Elizabethan counsel on courage and resilience.

Letter to a Congressman on the 81st Congress aims for full democracy

The 16 million union members urge the Congress to pass a broad program including decent housing for the middle class Taft-Hartley repeal federal aid to education and anti lynch and anti poll tax laws. They seek a Congress truly representative of the American people and equality on the job.

Congress Organized Labor 81St

Welfare Levy on November Ballot Urged by Welfare Director

Frederick Breyer Hamilton County Welfare Director urges a 2 per mill welfare levy on November ballots. He argues current state matching will not increase funds, notes past matches at 38 percent, and cites hospital debts and fixed relief needs. Endorsers include CIO Industrial Union Council Real Estate Board and press.

Frederick Breyer Hamilton County Breyer Columbus CIO Industrial Union Council Real Estate Board Welfare Department General Hospital

Kuester Campaign to Close with Elmwood Rally

Charles B. Kuester’s mayoral bid ends with a November 2 rally at Elmwood Town Hall at 8 p.m. Labor unions and Elmwood Place residents are urged to attend as state and local figures back the candidate. George Luedeke and Morris Niehaus are among speakers.

Charles B. Kuester Elmwood Place Elmwood Town Hall Kuester Ass. Attorney General Ohio George Luedeke Morris Niehaus

Congressional Roll Call and Economic Policy Summary

A government progress snapshot notes box score style items on social security improvement national health coverage federal aid to education and labor programs. It lists extensions of power for reciprocal trade agreements adequate funds for European Recovery displacing persons act improvements removal of oleomargarine tax Brannan plan fate and stalled or pending actions in House and Senate.

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