The Sun Cincinnati Industrial Union Council Notice
The Sun announces the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO office details and a June 30 1944 second class matter designation at Cincinnati Ohio postal service. Rollin H Everett listed at 15 East Eight Street Cincinnati 2 Ohio with main 4813. Subscription stated at $2.00 per year.
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The
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council, Cio
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rollin H. Everett
East
Ohio Main
Cross Fire film review at Palace Theater debut
The reviewer urges moviegoers to see Cross Fire opening September 24 at the Palace Theater. The mystery unfolds quickly with clear guilt revealed early, but suspense remains about how the killer is exposed. The film carries a social message against prejudice without slowing the narrative.
Widows and Veterans Entitled to Terminal Leave Pay
Many widows and next of kin may claim terminal leave pay for deceased ex G I s. Applications must use the form Claim for Settlement of Unused Leave, notarized, with discharge proof, filed by September 1. Contact post offices or veterans groups if forms are unavailable.
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G.i’s
U. S
G. I
Veterans Organization
The
Red Cross
War Or Navy Department
Washington
CIO Issues to Guide Taft-Hartley Law Analysis
The CIO released a 48 page outline titled Issues to Guide the Taft-Hartley Law for quick reference by union members. It covers bargaining stage topics including insecurity, checkoff, election procedures, filing requirements, unfair labor practices, injunctions and NLRB changes. Copies cost 15 cents each, 100 for $10, 500 for $45, via Publicity Dept. Washington.
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Washington
CIO
Lee Pressman
Unio
NLRLE
Jacksor
Banks post record earnings in 1946 nationwide
The nation's insured banks earned a record total in 1946. Mississippi's per capita income was 550 dollars versus 1200 dollars for the United States, highlighting regional income gaps.
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Mississippi
Klan Wizard Blames UnAmerican Committee for Klux Klan Work
Stetson Kennedy recounts a clash over the unAmerican activities committee and the Ku Klux Klan. He notes Rep. Rankin denying investigation into the Klan and Rep. Thomas promising aggressive probes, while Kennedy offers to testify and present evidence of subversion and conspiratorial aims.
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Klan Wizard
UnAmerican
KKK
Stone Mountain
Gerald Landis
R. Ind
House Committee
Atlanta
John Rankin
D. Miss
Rankin
Ellis Arnall
Georgia
Klan
Ku Klux Klan
Republican Party
Party of Emancipation
Rep. Thomas
Rep
Thomas
Washington
Martin Dies
James A. Colescott
Dies
Samuel Green
Congress
Taft urged to be picketed at Seattle appearances
Seattle AFL leader Earl Hartley says Senator Robert Taft should be picketed at public appearances. Taft schedules Sept. 23 and 24 stop after a Spokane talk on Sept. 22. Hartley argues unions will oppose Taft’s bill, which he says labor members regret and seek to repeal.
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Seattle
Robert A. Taft
R.O
Earl Hartley
Puget Sound Dist. Council, Lumber and Sawmill Workers
AFL
Taft
Spokane
Organized Labor
Sen
Hartley
Fred Hartley
Stassen Calls Taft Hartley Law a Good Bill
Harold E. Stassen former Minnesota governor and 1948 Republican presidential hopeful described the Taft Hartley labor law as a good bill that will stand up at a September press conference.
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Washington
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
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William Black
Ray Tucker
Elmer Kauftman
Ed Hellkamp
John Dehner
Arthur Hartmann
Walter Grainger
George Grigsby
Willis Wilder
Isaac Bradshaw
Wired Porter
Max Sien
Hugo Klug
James Wigbell
Clarence Ray
Ray Sowder
Earl Davis
Nathaniel Jordan
Palace Theater
Hollywood
Congressman Dripp
By Stetson Kennedy
Stassen
Shillito
Athco
Shillito's Sporting Goods
Hyde
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