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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1945

Page

3

Peoples Publishing stockholders to meet for Cincinnati weekly

A meeting of stockholders of the Peoples Publishing Co. will occur in October to form an independent progressive weekly in Cincinnati. Stock purchasers will be notified of the exact date. The drive to raise 5000 shares at ten dollars each aims for fifty thousand dollars. Backers include Cross Country Reports partners James Warburg and Marshall Field.

Peoples Publishing Co Cincinnati Clyde Johnson Jack Kroll Ben Stoner Roosevelt Marshall Field New York Chicago Sun

Candidates Will Address Forum at Hartford Jewish Center

City election issues to be discussed at the Forum meeting at the Jewish Center Hartford and Blair Avenues at 8 p m Sunday Sept 23. Speakers are Rollin Everett editor of The SUN and Nathan Ransohoff engineer for 30 years and president of N Ransohoff Inc both Charter ticket council candidates.

Jewish Center Hartford Blair Avenues Rollin Everett the Sun Nathan Ransohoff N. Ransohoff, Inc Council Charter

Loafers and labor talk in a family vignette

A father and son debate unemployment and industry after the Bigger and Stt Mouse Trap Co. lays off workers when a war contract ends. Little Luther defends workers like Stinky Jones who travel to Washington to pressure Congress for jobs, while the father criticizes idle labor.

Pop Luther Mr. Dilworth Ivy Dilworth Luther Stinky Jones Little Luther Stinky Jones Washington Congress

Humorous Exchange Over Company Wages and Jobs

A tense dialogue features Mr. Dilworth arguing with a younger speaker about company operations. The youth insists workers deserve decent wages while the elder defends management decisions as the proper course for the company.

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