Editor Office Telephone Article From Cincinnati
A short newspaper note lists the editor office contact at 205 E 6th St Cincinnati Ohio and sets subscription price at $2.00 per year. The item appears as a brief administrative notice within the local page.
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Time To Come Out Fighting on Dewey Victory Prospects
The piece argues a Dewey win would trigger an early depression easing with a Taft Hartley era shift. It cites Barron’s view of business pressure and Commercial and Financial Chronicle predictions that under a Republican administration profits surge for the few, widening the 5% control of national income.
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National Business and Financial Weekly
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Labor Board Rules Union Recognition Must Precede Election
The Taft Hartley rule requires a demand for recognition before petitioning the board. In Advance Pattern, Printing Specialty & Paper Converters Union filed for an election without prior employer recognition, so the petition was denied. The Oil Workers Union case shows split board views on recognizing the role of locals versus international unions in certification and bargaining.
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AFL
Labor Board
Oil Workers Intl. Union
CIO
Lane-Wells Co
International Union
International
Luther Dilworth seeks Senate seat in thrift minded bid
Sunshine Federated Press depicts Luther Dilworth urged by his father to pursue the U S Senate as a great statesman. The scene contrasts political ambition with his father’s financially strained life, a platform stressing thrift, lower corporate taxes, armed defense, and anti red union stance across a humorous family dialogue.
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Clerk Kills Himself Over High Prices
Samuel Porter Young a 47 year old Miami hardware clerk is dead a victim of the high cost of living. He shot himself saying he had no money to care for his family after OPA price rises. Police found the body as he faced possible wage demands and fear after price increases.
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