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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1948
Page
1
Readers are urged to register as only 39 percent of eligible Ohio voters cast ballots in 1946. The notice explains residency rules for new and young voters, directs to the Board of Elections at 622 Sycamore Street, and notes extended registration hours and the final deadline on October 4.
PAC leaders invite all residents to a Wednesday 8 p m meeting at 206 Railway Clerks Building to learn doorknob hanger distribution for voter registration. William Black and Robert J Davidson urge enrollees and volunteers for mailing and other work in Hamilton County before Election Day November 2.
Dave Hall of Local 310 the aluminum unit of United Steelworkers reports the Local Political Action Committee has registered about half of its 300 plus members and aims for 99 percent cooperation before October 4. He pledges personal transportation after working hours to register members and their wives at the Board of Elections.
The CIO News staff reports labor voters drove early primary results from Maine to Texas. In Michigan G Mennen Williams wins the Democratic governor nomination with labor support. Maine rejects anti union bills despite two ballot propositions. Minnesota's Hubert Humphrey tops the Democratic Farmer Labor field and eyes Senator Ball in November. Maine Senator Margaret Chase Smith earns worker support though Taft Hartley stance noted. In Texas CIO delegates help steer the state Democratic convention against Dixiecrats and push for repeal of anti labor laws and poll tax abolition.
Morse Johnson, Democratic labor endorsed candidate for Congress in the First District, attacks his opponent’s ten year record. He cites votes on Hitler preparedness housing and price controls to argue the incumbent lacks concern for voters. Johnson vows to address housing, price issues and other concerns if elected.
Democratic candidate Earl T. Wagner pledged a vigorous federal program if elected. He denounced the current congress as tired and silent and listed goals including lower living costs, adequate housing, stronger Social Security, fair taxation, anti monopoly measures, and repeal of the Taft Hartley Act.
Dolores Methard Carter, daughter of PAC director Jack Methard, welcomed a baby girl on September 18. The newborn, Beverly Sue, is the Carter family’s newest member and a former Amalgamated Clothing Workers member’s grandchild.
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