The Cincinnati SUN A Liberal Weekly Page Card
The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO weekly issue details editor contact and a long executive board list of members including William Black Walter Grainger Edward Hellkamp Arthur Hartmann Ray Sowder James McLendon John Dehner Talmadge Zipperer James Rogers Ray Tucker Elmer Kauffman Philip Parr George Grigsby Wilfred Porter Rollin Silver Max Sevi John Sink Ernestine Lochnane KR W Schellenberg Nathaniel Jordan Hugo Clug and James Wigbell. Subscription price is seven dollars per year.
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William Black
Walter Grainger
William Brenner
Edward Hellkamp
Arthur Hartmann
Ray Sowder
James McLendon
John Dehner
Talmadge Zipperer
James Rogers
Ray Tucker
Elmer Kauffman
Philip Parr
George Grigsby
Wilfred Porter
Rollin Silver
Max Sevi
John Sink
John Case
Ernestine Lochnane
KR. W. Schellenberg
Nathaniel Jordan
Hugo Clug
James Wigbell
Old and True Liberality: Timing Over Amount
Quote attributed to La Bruyere notes that true liberality lies more in giving at the right moment than in giving much. The aphorism emphasizes prudence and timely generosity over sheer scale.
Polio Care Ohio Joins National Drive For Funds
Governor Lausche explains Ohio polio drive is about finances not an outbreak. Community urged to contribute to the Cincinnati Polio Emergency Drive and mail gifts to POLIO at local post offices, Fire Houses, or POLIO HEADQUARTERS in Cincinnati.
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Ohio
National Foundation For
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Planned Ballot Change Sparks Ohio Controversy
Taft forces push to alter the traditional ballot form in Ohio. The plan is criticized as planned confusion that could void voters rights and show the opponent as ruthless in pursuing ambition despite costs or rights concerns.
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Taft
Ohio
Employment Rises to High as Unemployment Drops
The Census Bureau reports 59,947,000 employed in August with 3,689,000 unemployed, marking a non farm payroll increase that offsets farm job declines. About 1 million work short weeks and another million hold part time, with May figures unchanged and full time jobs gaining. The administration seeks relief via higher federal outlays in hard hit areas.
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Census Bureau
Readers Corner letter defends bathing beauties
A reader praises the Sun for labor reporting and bathing beauties photos while disputing charges of immorality. The letter defends the pictures and argues for their preservation, ending with a vow to publish a name but withholding it. The writer references Taft and a Massachusetts ballot concept in a provocative civic twist.
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the Sun
Labor News
Sun
Taft
Ohio
Massachusetts
Veterans Benefits Q&A on NSLI dividend and G I loans
An editor notes veterans questions about NSLI dividend application requirements and service serial numbers. It explains to enter the service number in item 4 to avoid delays and confirms GI farm loans do not bar eligibility for veterans training if qualifying under the 1944 act. It also states other income does not affect service connected disability compensation.
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Veterans Administration
Annual District Steel Conference Opens in October 22
The United Steelworkers District 25 announces its annual conference for more than 50 locals. It will meet October 22 and 23 at the Roof Garden of the Hotel Gibson with sessions at 10 am and 2 pm daily. Attendees will hear from International officers and department heads. a district Welfare Fund may be established. Locales may submit resolutions.
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Banquet Set for October 22 at Gibson Hotel Roof Garden
A banquet with entertainment is planned for Saturday October 22 starting at 7 p.m. on the Gibson Hotel Roof Garden. Tickets will be available through the staff men of District 25.
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Gibson Hotel
District 25
Symphony Seeson Starts October
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra opens its 55th season with a sale campaign running until October 14, the opening concerts. World renowned soloists like Ginette Neveu Patrice Munsel Artur Rubenstein Lauritz Melchior Helen Traubel and Claudio Arrau are featured along with new works and a Cincinnati premiere by Rabbi James G. Heller. Reservations via Netherland Plaza Hotel lobby booth or Cherry 2538.
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Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Ginette Neveu
Patrice Munsel
Artur Rubenstein
Lauritz Melchior
Helen Traubel
Claudio Arrau
Women’s Committee
Netherland Plaza Hotel
Drops Rent Control In 10 More Areas
Housing expeditor Tighe Woods ended federal rent control in 10 areas on September 13, bringing his week total to 35 decontrol actions. He shut down rent offices and dismissed staff, saying congressional funding cuts for the 1949 rent law enforcement forced the move.
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