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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1944

Page

5

Schorr Seeks Ohio Boss Power in Governor Race

Ed Schorr, Republican political boss, would rule Ohio from the governor's office if James G. Stewart is elected, Lausche charges. Lausche accuses Stewart and Schorr of aiming for total state control, while Stewart pushes a conservative platform and labor-baiting rhetoric at a Cincinnati club event.

Ed Schorr Ohio James G. Stewart Frank J. Lausche Cleveland Lausche Stewart Hamilton County Republican Club Coney Island Roosevelts Hillmans and Browders Political Action Committee Republican National Schorr Cincinnati Columbus

Is This Green's Idea of a Good Record for Labor

In Chicago Illinois unionists weigh AFL President William Green's advice to reelect Rep Stephen A Day against his voting history. Green praises Day for a 100 percent labor record while records show votes against federal soldier voting rights UNRRA aid price controls and other AFL favored measures.

Chicago Illinois AFL William Green Stephen A. Day Day Green United Nations Relief & Rehabilitation UNRRA

Wisconsin AFL Endorses Roosevelt for Fourth Term

The Wisconsin Federation of Labor unanimously endorsed a fourth term for President Roosevelt at its annual Milwaukee convention.

Milwaukee Wisconsin Federation of Labor Pres. Roosevelt

Labor and Chamber Form Postwar Surplus Plan

The St. Louis Chamber of Commerce invites AFL and CIO officials to join a new committee to manage disposal of government owned surplus after the war. Labor leaders Joseph P. Clark and Oscar Ehrhardt will represent workers as the chamber warns of the need to plan to keep facilities available for peacetime use once contracts end.

ST. Louis Joseph P. Clark Central Trades & Labor Union Sec Oscar Ehrhardt Industrial Union Council C of C Arthur G. Dress

Co-Ops Celebrate 33 Years in Waukegan

Waukegan co-ops mark 33 years of service with 30 percent of city families as members. They run 10 food stores and markets, a bakery, coffee shop, gas station, sausage plant and dairy with 13 routes. Last year patrons saved $79,000. The cooperative employs 115 workers with a $208,000 payroll.

Waukegan, Ill Waukegan

Workers urged to school selves for union roles

The Adult Education Council in Cincinnati promotes worker education to boost union effectiveness. A listed program across University of Cincinnati Evening College Xavier University and YMCA offers courses on labor relations, economics, and public relations. Further details available from the Adult Education Council, 629 Vine Street.

Adult Education Council Cincinnati University of Cincinnati Evening College Xavier University Evening Division Xavier University Labor School Institute of Social Order Salmon P. Chase College YMCA The Young Women’s Christian Association Board of Education Y. C. Evening College United States Xavier Labor School Ymca School YWCA CIO Vine Street Cherry

PAC Speakers Bureau Formed in New York

Local unions and CIO PAC form a Speakers Bureau to mobilize speakers for meetings and rallies during the campaign. Miss Bert Hunt leads the bureau, with Sidney Hillman as CIO PAC chairman. The group aims to place speakers nationwide, especially in key electoral states, and invites union officials and liberals aligned with PAC aims to participate.

New York CIO Sidney Hillman Cio-Pac PAC Bert Hunt Hillman Miss Hunt East 42Nd Street New York City N. Y

Heroes in Denim Winners Named for War Effort Pact

In Seattle Aero Mechanics Lodge 751 AFL selects Mr and Mrs Presenteeism to honor Boeing workers Johanna Hiscocks and William R Buckley for zero absence since Pearl Harbor. The note highlights union pledges and merchant marine unions reporting full adherence to the no strikes during wartime pledge.

Aero Mechanics Lodge 751 Intl. Assn. of Machinists AFL Seattle Boeing Pearl Harbor Johanna Hiscocks William R. Buckley Buckley Navy Miss Hiscocks CIO Mariitime U. S War Shipping Administration

Wounded Unionist Shoots Down Nazi Plane

Staff Sgt. James W. Dunn of Local 992 Bro. of Railway Clerks AFL shoots down a German Focke-Wulf during a raid over Emden while a 50 caliber shell wounds his leg and hip. Despite 29 operations, doctors expect regained use. In Portland Wiseman and his daughter Elsie Thurston assist in rescuing a seaman and two girls after a canoe capsized on Blue Lake.

James W. Dunn AFL Dunn Emden Germany Sherman Wiseman Portland Ore Elsie Thurston Blue Lake Wiseman Intl Woodworkers CIO

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