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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1944
Page
4
Address fragments show Everett 306 Bell Block and 606 Vine Sr Cincinnati Ohio with main line 4813. The text lists names and locations without a clear event or date. No additional contextual facts available.
Article traces Robert A. Taft's alliances with major business interests, arguing his policies favored corporate donors and opposed broader labor protections. It links Taft and his law firm to clients like CBS and railroads, notes Rockefeller and Fifth Third ties, and alleges Taft guided Ohio Republican power with the Wolfe family influence through media and party leadership.
Manuel Delgado, the first of the Sleepy Lagoon frameup victims to be released, spent his first day free enlisting in support for the other 11 Mexican American youths still jailed. He joins parole efforts led by labor groups to heighten scrutiny of the 1940s case and the race charged proceedings.
The Second Annual International Credit Union Membership Drive seeks at least 100000 new members in Canada and the United States by December 15. Sponsored by the Credit Union National Association the drive begins September 15.
A friendly reader call to share The SUN with friends. The note encourages enjoying the paper and recommending it to others.
The House Labor Committee led by Rep. Mary Norton voted 17 to 3 to delay public hearings on a permanent FEPC bill until after the November elections. Opponents include the National Association of Manufacturers and the U S Chamber of Commerce while supporters like R J Thomas of the United Auto Workers and the Quakers remain. Senate hearings on a parallel measure by Sen. Chavez proceed this week.
The Independent Voters of Illinois launches a teachable method on political doorbell outreach at a downtown college. IVI reveals a canvassing setup called political neighborhood, smaller than wards and grouping precincts by shared racial or economic interests. Analysis covers 160 Chicago neighborhoods.
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