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Cincinnati The Sun in Cincinnati, Ohio

08 Sep 1944

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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1944

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2

Dewey Ally With McCormick Feeds Fascist Fringe in Midwest

The piece paints Col. Robert McCormick steering Dewey’s Midwest push with America First ties. It notes Kemper and Schroeder as key allied figures steering GOP finance and policy toward isolationist, pro fascist streams backed by Chicago power players. It cites Avery and several groups linked to McCormick’s camp.

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Col Robert McCormick Herbert Hoover Yesteryear McCormick Gen. MacArthur MacArthur Dewey Bertie Chicago Col. McCormick Tribune America First Dewey- McCormick Alliance James S. Kemper Pudgy Insurance King Mr. Gotrocks Kemper Herber Brownell, Jr GOP U. S. Chamber of Commerce R. M. Telefer, Jr Insurance Examiner American First America First Committee R. E. Wood England Chicago National Bank and Trust Co Lester Armour Richard Wagner Donald McLennan Percy Eckart Republican Party Werner Schroeder Wendell Willkie Schroeder Wayland Brooks Stephen Day Congress Day Labor Flanders Hall George Sylvester Vierick Sewell Avery America Avery United States Gypsum Co Montgomery Ward American Liberty League Northern Trust Co Edward L. Ryerson, Jr John Stuart Avery, Schroeder We the Mothers of America Transportation Association of America Christopher J. Abbott Jewey Nebraska American Vigilant Intelligence Federation Harry Jung McCormick-Kemper-Schroeder - Avery Hitler Gov McCormick-Avery
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Transit workers choose TWU in New York vote

Workers on the Third Ave transit line elected the Transport Workers Union as their bargaining agent in a Labor Relations Board contest on Aug. 29, 2118 votes to 772 for United Mine Workers. TWU president Michael J. Quill framed it as a defeat for war disruption forces led by John L. Lewis.

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Transport Workers Union CIO Dist United Mine Workers State Labor Relations Board TWU UMW Michael J. Quill John L. Lewis New York Hitler
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Prominent Negroes Joined National Citizens PAC

Sidney Hillman announced four new members to the National Citizens Political Action Committee including E. Franklin Frazier and Ira DeA Reid sociology professors, Willard Townsend CIO leader, and Metz T. Lochard Chicago Defender editor. The nine other Negro PAC members include Robert C. Weaver Paul Robeson Mary McLeod Bethune William Hastie Roscoe Dunfee Carter Wesley P. B. Young Canada Lee Julian Steele.

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Mittee Sidney Hillman E. Franklin Frazier Ira Dea. Reid Willard Townsend Metz T. Lochard Robert C. Weaver Paul Robeson Mary McLeod Bethune William Hastie Roscoe Dunfee Carter Wesley P. B. Young Canada Lee Julian Steele
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Reconversion bill advances in House amid party unity

A GOP Tory bloc in the House crushed liberal opposition as the reconversion bill moved to conference with the Senate. The Dingell substitute failed 188 to 54, and the House version passed 162 to 39 after killing amendments. Only Wasielewski’s advisory board idea gained acceptance.

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Washington House Senate AFL CIO Railroad Brotherhoods George Bils Ways and Means Committee Herman P. Eberharter D. Pa Thad F. Wasielewski D. Wis
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AFL Councils Reaffirm Sty les Endorsement Over CIO Split

Los Angeles Central Labor Council delegates voted 175 to 135 to endorse Hal Styles for the 15th Congressional District. Styles already had CIO and railway union backing, while a proposal to back Gordon McDonough was rejected. The UAFL's bid to dump Styles and Healy and ally with McDonough was reversed as numerous councils rejected the recommendation.

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LOS Angeles Los Angeles Central Labor Council Indrase Hal Styles 15Th John M. Costello Indorsing Styles United Afl Committee Los Angeles County Indorse County Gordon McDonough UAFL Exec Ray Leheney Healy McDonough Styles CIO
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the Suna Liberal Weekly The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council, Cio Office Telephone Rollin H. Everett Bell Vine St Cincinnati Ohio Ben Herman A. C. Dermer Max Sien William Black Jerry Maxey Claude R. Sampson Harry Brumell Hermon Dickerson Arthur Hartmann Russell Quackenbush Calvin Frech Ray Tucker Waldo Stager Earl Davis Clarence Rau Dewey Dewey Mid-West Europe London Federated Picture Josh White Ida James CIO In Transit Victory Third Ave National Citizens Political Action Com PY Ae Werner W. Schroeder
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