Mutual interests tie soldiers workers and public says SUN
The SUN Editorial argues Bricker reversed course on voting rights for servicemen. CIO-PAC backs GI Bill rights and voting legislation while UAW leader R. J. Thomas notes anger is not at unions. Emphasizes full employment and decent wages to sustain prosperity for professionals and workers alike.
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John Bricker
Cio-Pac
R. J. Thomas
UAW
France
Political Action Committee
Times-Star
Stewart Attacks Mayor Lausche as Labor Baiter Strategy
The piece portrays Stewart as using labor-baiting rhetoric against Cleveland Mayor Frank J. Lausche, aims to fit a two party system threat narrative, and accuses Stewart of anti-Roosevelt sentiment while praising labor supporters as loyal Americans. It notes Stewart’s past bold claims and suggests better behavior toward labor voters.
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James Garfield
Stewart
Frank J. Lausche
Cleveland
Ballyhoo
Gov. Warren
California
Hillman
Earl Browder
Germany
Japan
Tom Dewey
Sen
Bob Taft
Republic
James Garfield Stewart
Roosevelt
United States
Education for Workers and the Labor Awakening
Education for Workers urges Cincinnati union members to devote time to study for stronger leadership. It notes a new day in labor relations, the rise of organized labor, and the need for enlightened leadership while schools lag in preparing youth for citizenship. Participation by labor is essential to counter anti-labor bias.
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Adult Education Council
Cincinnati
Labor
Labor Editor Recalls FDRs Public Welfare Record
Charles W. Erwin, longtime labor writer, argues that Franklin D. Roosevelt expanded federal relief and reforms to fight the Great Depression. He cites actions from bank safeguards and the FDIC to the National Industrial Recovery Act, Social Security, NLRA, minimum wage, housing and farm credit programs, framing opposition by Dewey and his allies as a return to plutocratic privilege.
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Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Congress
Farm Credit Administration
National Housing Act
Federal Housing Administration
If you like The SUN read it then pass it along
A friendly call to share The SUN with friends after enjoying the edition. The note emphasizes spreading the paper to others for wider readership and community engagement.
Ohio Statutes on Correcting False Labor and Union Statements
The text outlines Ohio laws allowing aggrieved parties to demand correction of false statements about individuals unions or organizations in newspapers within 48 hours. It details required publication standards penalties for refusal and the duties of county prosecutors to pursue action.
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State of
Ohio
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