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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1945
Page
4
The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO entered as second class matter June 46 1914 at Cincinnati Ohio. Office at 606 Vine St Cincinnati 2 Ohio. Editor H Everett Ro iin. Telephone 306 Bell Block. Subscription two dollars per year.
The piece denounces Cincinnati lawmakers Hess Elston and Taft for opposing prewar steps and arms aid to England, arguing their records show persistent obstructionism and misdirected blame after Pearl Harbor. Roosevelt is defended as warning of fascist danger when unpopular.
Congress resumes Sept. 5 with bills demanding action. S.1274 would raise unemployment benefits to 25 weekly for 26 weeks, fund travel to new jobs, aid veterans, and work with state systems. S.380 faces a tough fight amid banking and currency hearings. S.555 would create a Missouri Valley Authority to develop water control, flood prevention, irrigation, and cheap power across nine states, boosting production. HR 7 passed in the House to repeal the poll tax in seven southern states.
Washington report outlines Avildsen leading a new liberal businessmen’s group to challenge existing associations. It notes OPA reconversion pricing fights with manufacturers and retailers, the push for limited postwar price control, and anticipated mass discharge plans from the Army and Navy reshaping postwar employment.
The bill awaiting Senate approval targets a permanent FEPC with enforcement power to curb employment discrimination. Housed as bill No. 523 by Rep. Mary Norton of New Jersey, it faces a discharge petition from 218 members to reach the floor where passage is expected.
The article warns workers in Cincinnati area about risky home loans from building associations that exceed safe loan-to-value ratios. It urges at least 25 percent cash down, cautions that 85 to 100 percent loans threaten life savings, and condemns associations violating the law while noting most are responsible.
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