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Newspaper

The Cincinnati Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1955

Page

6

Dayton Boy Wins Steel's Scholarship for Engineering

Clarence William Ashcraft, 16, son of Dayton steelworkers Richard Worth Ashcraft and Pearlie Ashcraft, won the District 25 United Steelworkers 2500 scholarship. He will graduate June 9 from Stivers High School and plans to study engineering at Blackburn College. Close runners up were John Rinehart Anita Liles and David Rump.

Clarence William Ashcraft Dayton Ohio United Steelworkers of America Clarence Richard Worth Ashcraft Durlton Co Pearlie Ashcraft F. & F. Mold & Die Works John Charles Rinehart Franklin Street New Bremen Anita Joyce Liles Thornton Street Newport Kentucky David Elmer Rump Lincoln Street Minster Clarence Ashcraft Blackburn College Carlinville Illinois Albert Whitehouse al Whitehouse

Press Freedom and Censorship Across History

The piece surveys dictatorship censorship and free speech debates from Mussolini to Milton. It contrasts state control with the Bill of Rights and poses questions about whether modern security needs justify limiting expression in the hydrogen age. It reflects on truth thriving in open encounter.

Mussolini Italy Stalin Bernard Ben Franklin United States John Milton

McDonald urges swift labor unity plan with joint conventions

CIO President David J. McDonald promotes simultaneous AFL and CIO conventions in Los Angeles followed by a merger convention. He cites cost and time savings and says labor unity is a matter of fact, with mid-September AFL in Chicago and mid-October CIO in Buffalo.

Los Angeles AFL CIO David J. McDonald McDonald Chicago Buffalo Miami Can American Can Continental Can William C. Stolk American Can Co Lucius Clay Metal Trades Division

Son of union leader undergoes operation in March

Al Anderson's son, president of Local 1895, was operated on March 24. He is recovering and expected to be about by week’s end. Mac McCarthy remains on the sick list and in bed, with a request for cards to lift his spirits.

al Anderson Mac McCarthy

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