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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1948
Page
1
The Sun presents a 32 page Labor Day edition featuring local CIO unions their leaders and members. Leaders pictured are democratically elected and mostly volunteer their time. Businesspeople who subscribe extend greetings with ads and share a common goal of wages purchasing power and a prosperous community.
Labor Day 1948 centers on political mobilization as CIO endorses Truman re election for civil rights housing and social welfare gains. Cincinnati races contrast Elston Hess with Morse Johnson and Earl Wagner while Hamilton County and Kentucky registration drive weighs heavily.
CIO President Philip Murray argues the Taft Hartley act signals a broader illness attacking U S democracy and the trade union movement He warns the act endangers the economy and politics and notes a campaign to discredit unions continues.
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