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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1947
Page
1
Two public hearings set by City Council Law Committee on Everett rent control proposals. The first, at 2 p m Monday Sept 29, covers hotel housing accommodations now free of control since June 30. The second, at 2 p m Monday Oct 20, addresses the general rent problem and related gubernatorial action.
The largest Ohio CIO convention unanimously denounced Taft and urged petitions across Ohio to recall him from the Senate. Cincinnati delegates backed a New Deal oriented program and backed Jimmy Higgins political action. Four national CIO officers spoke as about 100 Cincinnati delegates attended the four day meeting in Cleveland.
Nearly 6000 have registered while about 50 000 remain unregistered in Cincinnati with a midweek tally. Labor credited for returning voters to rolls as 56 000 lapsed for not voting in two years. Registration deadlines and hours set at 622 Sycamore Street with final day October 6 1947. Legislation to evictions and rent control discussed as Everett accuses council majority of stalling and links to a tax levy.
The CIO Committee for Everett will hold a special meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday Sept 25 in Room 206 1015 Vine street for all precinct workers. Campaign literature and instructions will be distributed to start an intensive precinct and block campaign for Everett's reelection.
The piece argues both sides of the question must be heard thoroughly so the city can act justly should Congress and the Legislature fail to act.
This weekly Law column offers practical details on terminal leave pay for veterans and widows of veterans. It targets union members and working people with down to earth legal information.
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