Rally For Jobs planned at Music Hall Sunday
Plans are complete for the Rally For Jobs at 2 p m Sunday in Music Hall Ray Sowder chairman of the Arrangements Committee said late this week principal speaker will be Kermit Eby director of CIO research and education with a message on achieving full employment for the nation and workers Arthur Hartmann president of Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council will chair the meeting Other speakers include Jack Kroll Jerry Maxey Rollin Everett and Ray Tucker head usher Volunteers are asked to meet Tucker at 1 p m in front of Music Hall Abe Portas was to speak but is detained in Washington
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Music Hall
Ray Sowder
Kermit Eby
CIO Research and Education
Arthur Hartmann
Greater Cincinnati
Ray Tucker
United Electrical Workers
Tucker
Abe Portas
Interior
Washington
Cincinnati
CIO
Jack Kroll
Ohio Cio
Jerry Maxey
UAW-647
Public housing battle in Cincinnati slums debate
Editor argues against blaming residents for slums in Cincinnati West End and central riverfront. Quotes from councilmen Locker Weber and others highlight opposition to public housing funding, while rail and business interests push costly rebuilding claims.
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Edwin G. Becker
Hamilton County
Ohio
Locker
Weber
West End
17th Ward neighborhood club to meet at Ninth Street YMCA
The 17th Ward Neighborhood Club affiliated with Hamilton County Political Action Committee will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday Sept 25 at the Ninth Street YMCA. All interested in working with the club are invited to attend.
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17Th Ward
Hamilton County Political Action Committee
Ninth Street
City Council Approves CIO UAW Plan for Wright Plant
City Council authorized creation of a broadly representative committee of Cincinnati residents to seek industries for the giant Wright plant at Lockland and other unused facilities. The action followed a suggestion from the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council.
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Wright
Lockland
Rally for Curtiss Wright appeal heard by Cincinnati council
George Meyer president of Local 647 urged prompt action to lure Curtiss Wright Henry Kaiser and other industrial interests to locate in Cincinnati. CIO committee including Meyer Hartmann Germer Everett Maxey and Strickland attended the session stressing benefits to workers merchants and all Cincinnatians dependent on large payrolls.
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CIO
United Auto Workers of America
Wright
George Meyer
Curtiss-Wright
Henry Kaiser
Meyer
Arthur Hartmann
Adolph Germer
Rollin Everett
the Sun
Jerry Maxey
Lewis Strickland
UAW International
Council
Washington Report Nays Win First Reconversion Test
Senator Kilgore's pay for the jobless bill failed in the Senate Finance Committee by 10 to 8 amid debate over reconversion aims. States' Rights lobby and governors warned the measure would be hard to apply without changing state laws, while the Social Security Board and some governors saw no obstacle. The broader issue frames free enterprise as conservatives praise personal freedom and limited government, while progressives insist on government cooperation to prevent widespread unemployment.
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Kilgore
Senate Finance Committee
Barkley
D.-Ky
Johnson
D.-Colo
Lucas
D.-Nl
Guffey
D.-Pa
La _ Follette
Wisc
Connally
D.-Tex
Social Security Board
Buss
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FEPC
UAW
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
Washington Report
Truman
Vandenberg
R.mich
Taft
R.-Ohio
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R.-Me
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R.-N.j
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R.-Colo
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D.-N.c
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D.-Md
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