Sun Office Postmark Notice from Cincinnati
The Sun Office entry records second class matter dated June 30 1944 at Cincinnati Ohio with address 15 East Eighth Street and Rollin hk Everet. The notice notes postal designation under act of 1879 and Cincinnati 2 Ohio listing.
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Cincinnati 2
Ohio
Rollin Hk. Everet
East Eighth St
Cincinnati
CIO backs Truman in 1948 endorsement note
The CIO signals support for President Harry S. Truman, acknowledging critics who may seize on the endorsement but affirming their backing amid the campaign rhetoric.
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CIO
Truman
Harry S. Truman
Labor turns to Dewey as Truman labor ties loom
The piece argues that union support shifts away from Taft and Vandenberg toward Dewey, claiming Truman’s labor alignments with anti inflation and housing proposals contrast with Dewey’s perceived alignment with Old Guard interests. It cites Louis Bromfield warning against Dewey and warns labor must elect a liberal Congress and a cooperative President.
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Taft
Vandenberg
Thomas S. Dewey
Truman
Gov
Dewey
Old Guard
Louis Bromfield
Hitler
Bromfield
Congress
Large Negro Elks convention praised in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati gathering of Negro Elks drew widespread praise for its orderly conduct and the parade. Mayor Albert D. Cash postponed vacations to devote 18 hours daily to housing relief, while police are credited for handling the delayed parade efficiently amid political grumbling.
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Cincinnati
Albert D. Cash
Death of Olive Kell, PAC director's daughter
Olive Kell, eldest daughter of Jack Methard a PAC director, died early Tuesday at Bethesda Hospital from birth complications. She had been married just over a year to Robert Kell. The baby is in good health. Funeral arrangements set for later this week at Schmidt Dhonau Funeral Home.
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Olive Kell
Jack Methard
PAC
Bethesda Hospital
Schmidt-Dhonau
Reading Road
Textile layoffs blamed on profiteering says union
New York report quotes Emil Rieve of the Textile Workers Union saying major fine cotton goods mills cut jobs not for poor business but to safeguard high prices and profits. He cites 4 day weeks since August and price hikes since 1946 to 1948.
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New York
Emil Rieve
Textile Workers Union
CIO
New England
Rieve
Labor Must Vote For Future Labor Agenda
The piece argues that delays and legalities threaten labor with a new Taft Hartley backlash if Congress changes. It links inflation, rising living costs, and housing neglect to stalled social gains, urging labor to mobilize voters to elect representatives aligned with union interests and protect labor gains.
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Labor
Congress
NLRB Reinstates Worker Over Scabs Label Ruling
In the Des Moines Springfield Southern Route case the NLRB reversed a trial examiner ruling by reinstating a railroad union member who called another a scab. The board found the applicant had not forfeited his right to reinstatement despite the insult.
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NLRB
Des Moines
Springfield
NLRB Rules On Plant Unit Size And Protected Campaign Speech
The board considers factors for one versus two plant units in Woodstock Typewriter Co. The two plants differ in pay scales and supervision, yet share hours benefits and policies. distance and lack of contact support a Woodstock-only unit. In N. P. Nelson, a pre election leaflet was deemed protected propaganda and did not void the election.
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NLRB
Woodstock Typewriter Co
Intl. Assn
Woodstock Co
Woodstock
Ill
Brodhead
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