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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1946
Page
1
The text urges voters to back Congressmen Elston or Hess, Senator Bricker, and the straight Republican ticket. It compares opposition to unions and reform to the era after the last war and Harding's Teapot Dome scandal, framing the slate as protecting democracy and wealth concentration.
The message argues that vigorous unions and broad sharing of the nation’s wealth protect democracy and avoid boom bust cycles. It urges registration at 622 Sycamore Street and votes for Espy or Davis for Congress and Huffman for Senate, opposing NAM influence.
Report from a California safety bulletin describes a blonde worker wearing silk underwear who caused a blast while helping friends mix reactive powders. Static electricity from her attire allegedly discharged near a magnesium-based device, blowing out a building side and injuring two bystanders while she escaped with minor burns.
New York Madison Square Garden hosts a National Citizens PAC rally where Wallace warns against a warward U.S. policy toward Russia and calls for cooperation. CIO-PAC director Jack Kroll urges defeating reactionaries, Pepper condemns current policy, Robeson denounces lynching apathy, and progressives urge Truman to reconvene Congress.
Workers at Oak Ridge Tennessee plant vote for CIO as collective bargaining agent in a board run-off. CIO 1918 AFL 1893 with CIO gaining 489 votes to AFL 281. No union option tallies 3120 no union versus 2503 AFL, while Monsanto Chemical plant goes to AFL 331 over CIO 136.
The Ninth Street bosses of the Republican Party hang a red herring at Fifth and Vine Streets. The real aim is to smash unions as shown by Elston and Hess anti union votes and the Hamilton County delegation’s record against CIO AFL efforts.
Hamilton County PAC and progressive forces expect a Bricker defeat in Ohio Senate race as a national signal against reactionary policies. Endorsements backed Huffman for Senate, Davis for Hess, Espy for Elston, and local delegates for the state legislature, with campaign planning intensifying nationwide.
The Cincinnati Enquirer distorted strike coverage at American Laundry Machinery Co. It quoted company sources to invite strikebreakers and ran a bright Norwood outlook headline before revealing the plan faltered. The Norwood strike saw only 26 workers return, and the Enquirer later reported nine automobile loads.
A columnist accuses a bishop of opposing progress during a radio broadcast. The piece characterizes critics who label opponents as communists as irresponsible and blames them for hindering advancement.
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