NAM Record of Cincinnati Congressmen Recommends Change
Cincinnati readers see a critique of both district representatives in Washington. The piece claims the First and Second District incumbents hardly engage on the floor, voting against ordinary citizens on many issues. It cites opposition to OPA amendments, housing bills, and rent control measures.
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NAM Record
Cincinnati
Johnson
Wagner
Hamilton County
Taft
Martin
Washington
Congress
OPA
Housiv
House of Representatives
Lawmakers Vote to Weaken Social and Economic Protections
Both voted to weaken Social Security coverage and anti-trust protections and to oppose distribution of electrical power. They backed a bill with large tax cuts for the wealthy and minimal relief for workers, and supported a trimmed Reciprocal Trade Bill harming relations with key democracies.
Cincinnati Readers Seek New Faces for School Board
Local election notes show Morse Johnson in First District and Karl T. Wagner in Second District seeking fresh start for Cincinnati schools. Voters are urged to consider candidates and participate in upcoming ballots.
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Morse Johnson
Karl T. Wagner
Cincinnati
Truman crowds call for liberal slate in CIO election
The speech urges every C.SO. member and family to vote on November 2 for Truman, Barkley, and liberal candidates endorsed by the CIO Political Action Committee, addressing housing, civil rights and peace concerns.
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C.so
Truman
Barkley
CIO Political Action Committee
Murray Speaks For Truman Against The 80th Congress
CIO President Philip Murray assails the 80th Congress and declares labor won’t back Taft Hartley. He cites NLRB decisions and vows voter turnout to decide four more years of the New Deal under President Truman. He praises Truman for defending workers against capitalist interests.
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Truman
CIO Pres
Philip Murray
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White House
CIO
Congress
Thomas Dewey
Swank Colony Club
New York
80th Congress Fails Civil Rights and Labor Voices
The speaker denounces the 80th Congress for dismissing civil rights initiatives and ignoring labor leaders. He claims the session sided with vested interests, big corporations, and bankers rather than workers and their advocates.
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80Th Congress
Labor
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