The Cincinnati SUN CIO Weekly Labor Journal
The Cincinnati SUN is published weekly by the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO except the last week of July and the week after Labor Day. It is entered as second class matter June 30 1944 at Cincinnati Ohio under act of March 3 1879. Editor office at 205 E 6th St Cincinnati 2 Ohio George H Wartenberg Jr listed as editor. Executive board includes multiple members such as William Black Walter Grainger William Brenner and James McLendon. Subscription 7.00 per year.
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Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
CIO
Cincinnati 2
Ohio
William Black
Walter Grainger
William Brenner
Edward Hellkamp
Arthur Hartmann
Ray Sowder
James McLendon
John Dehner
Talmadge Zipperer
James Rogers
Ray Tucker
Elmer Kauffman
Philip Parr
George Grigsby
Wilfred Porter
Rollin Silver
Max Sevi
John Sink
John Case
Ernestine Locknane
R. W. Schellenberg
Nathaniel Jordan
Hugo Clug
James Wigbell
Lincoln on liberty and equal rights in the Declaration
A quotation urges remembrance of the founding ideals from Abraham Lincoln 1858. It warns against doctrines that restrict life liberty and pursuit of happiness to rich white Anglo-Saxons, and it calls for keeping truth justice mercy and humane Christian virtues alive as the temple of liberty is built.
Steel Wage Board Proposes Social Insurance Pensions Deal
The President's Steel Fact-Finding Board urged industry and labor toward a compromise in the wage dispute. It proposed 4c an hour social insurance and 6c an hour for pensions, with pension benefits starting in the 1950 contract. The steel workers accepted, while the industry rejected the plan, accusing hearings of coercive bargaining and praising profits instead of workers' security. The CIO unions vow to push the board's concept into binding contract clauses.
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Steel
Veterans Benefits Questions Answered on GI and NSLI Dividends
An editor notes column answering common queries about veterans benefits. Eligibility for NSLI dividends depends on policy status and dates. USGSI dividends to widows require the veteran’s death after December 1, 1948 under eligible conditions. guardians receive dividends for USGLI when a ward is institutionalized. GI business loans may be available to veterans who plan to run the business themselves, full or part time.
School Time Column debuts in Sun feature
The Cincinnati Sun introduces a new column titled School Time written by Edward L. Hoon. The piece discusses public schools in Ohio, Hoon’s background as a writer and teacher, and aims to inform parents and citizens about the role of schools in democracy and the economy. Ohio's public education history is noted.
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New Sun
Cincinnati Sun
Edward L. Hoon
Ohio
Northwest Territory
Case Study of Tough Kid on WSAI Sunday Program
Mickey an 11 year old delinquent youth is profiled in a Family Closeup segment airing Sunday September 25 on WSAI ABC. The drama is the third of 13 half hour installments produced by ABC in cooperation with the Family Service Association of America and sponsored by Family Service the Jewish Family Service Bureau and the Red Feather.
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Mickey
American Broadcasting Company
Family Service Association of America
ABC
The
Family Service
Jewish Family Service Bureau and
Red Feather
School Time Then and Now in Our Town
Edward L. Hoar recalls starting his son Ed in first grade and contrasts it with his own 1921 Ohio Ave. school experience. He notes modern classrooms lighting, movable furniture, and a 17th year veteran teacher with a master's, stressing the first grade’s pivotal role and fondly praising today’s school.
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Edward L. Hoar
Eddie
Ohig Avg
Selyag
O. Yousters
Greece
Ohio Ave
Family Closeups Help for Troubled Homes Broadcast Reach
Cincinnati Community Chest presents Family Closeup with initial broadcast on September 11 reaching 206 ABC stations. The series aims to reveal strains and conflicts in daily American homes and point listeners to professional help when families face trouble.
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Familyy
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