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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1948
Page
2
The article argues for mandatory school lunch programs, noting they provide a nutritious midday meal amid rising food costs. It urges PTA groups and civic clubs to organize and support meals that ease家庭 budgets, foster sharing, and expose children to new foods for healthier attitudes.
Parents can seek help from state advisory boards and the federal government to establish school lunch programs. The National School Lunch Act allows the Agriculture Department to reimburse states for lunch program funding. If no program exists, families must provide noon meals until schools are served.
In Williamstown Kentucky ACW CIO organizers Frank Marsela and Bennie Howell were barred from speaking at a Craft Mfg Co meeting. Owners Hugo Goldsmith opposed unions and threats were made as organizers faced intimidation from locals. The ACW reported 27 of 37 employees signed with the union before forceful opposition.
CIO leaders stress a big voter turnout and financial contributions as essential funds for federal campaign activities. Methard and Al Jordan announced a nonpartisan registration message coalition with WSAI and WCPO to run before registration closes October 4. Councilman Rollin Everett and Joseph Sepate update housing plans aiming to issue $1,000,000 in Council bonds to rehousing displaced residents.
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Syracuse delegates at a two day New York State CIO Political Action Committee conference unanimously endorsed the Truman Barkerley ticket and voted for an aggressive registration drive. Louis Holland noted the delegates represent about one million CIO members. The meeting denounced Dewey for the Condon Wadlin act, opposed public employee strikes, and urged higher teacher wages as well as housing and scarce state services relief.
The Justice Department filed anti-trust suits against Int. Harvester Co J L Case Co and Deere Co with nine subsidiaries. Each is accused of monopolistic practices that raise farm machinery prices, increasing farmers costs and the national food bill. Bergson notes rural areas can support only one or two dealers per company.
In Chicago, farmers and workers condemn International Harvester Co price hikes as a naked profit grab. President Grant Oakes of United Farm Equipment & parts voices strong opposition to the plan.
Progressive candidate for governor Oakes calls the 9 percent price increase a lie and argues prices rose 37.9 percent since June 1945. He says wage gains could cover 7.9 percent over 34 years and cites Harvester profits doubling from 1946 to 1947. He accuses the industry of naked profit for farmers and workers.
United Office and Professional Workers CIO nationwide poll shows 36 297 members voting against Taft Hartley act compliance with 6 055 in favor. Leaders call the result a blow against company unionism and employers who use compliance to weaken union fights for higher pay and security.
The Justice Department argues exclusive arrangements protect monopolies in farm machinery and seeks to restore competition so competing manufacturers gain market outlets. The action aims to enable farmers to see lower prices, though officials caution relief may take years amid lengthy court battles.
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